It would be interesting to see one of those steel drums that's completely sealed except for a small hole in the lid to dispense liquids. That should hold several times more pressure and either contain the fireball completely (and backfire flames down the dust injector) or else break apart the drum *very* violently. Just make sure there's not loose dust nearby, since a bursting barrel would probably throw it into the air and...
A dust ignition can raise absolute air pressure and temperature by about 10 times, although the exact amount depends on fuel type, quantity, initial temperature, initiation source, confinement, mixing, etc. Lets assume that you get about half that with creamer in that volume, sowe get 60 psi gauge pressure . Let's say the barrel lid is 11.5 inches in radius, to hold the lid on the barrel during the ignition would take over 12 tons of force.
I work in a granulation department that has powder everywhere in the suites that we use. Nobody seems to care that we work in an explosive environment. I honestly think about this all of the time and plan on contacting OSHA about this issue.
Yeah, it’s even harder to imagine if someone were to scrape a metal shovel against a bumpy rocky surface(concrete) causing a spark to ignite the whole place
I would report it. Just an explosion like this without wearing a fireproof jacket and pants can cause 3 degree burns and could likely kill you within 6 months depending on how long you could live. Some die within hours. I couldn't imagine being someone caught in one of these explosions.
I see multiple problems with this demonstration if we are to be completely safety conscious. First off, why is this inside? Second they didn’t clean up after the first non explosion. Imagine if that fireball had been a little more powerful or knocked the can over. Bigger boom. Third in the one with the loose lid I doubt the guy had enough time to get enough out of the way.
It is certainly something you don't want to do at home. That said we were at the RISE in Sweden. The viewing gallery was about 15 meters away behind thick impact resistant glass. Rise personnel had conduct some testing prior to our visit to create a safe environment.
I'm writing a fiction novel where a powder explosion happens. Super useful video. Thanks!!
Not exactly the type help I was hoping to provide the world, but awesome! Glad it might help.
1:09 Cool guys don't look at explosions, they blow things up and then walk away...
It would be interesting to see one of those steel drums that's completely sealed except for a small hole in the lid to dispense liquids. That should hold several times more pressure and either contain the fireball completely (and backfire flames down the dust injector) or else break apart the drum *very* violently. Just make sure there's not loose dust nearby, since a bursting barrel would probably throw it into the air and...
A bung hole.
A dust ignition can raise absolute air pressure and temperature by about 10 times, although the exact amount depends on fuel type, quantity, initial temperature, initiation source, confinement, mixing, etc. Lets assume that you get about half that with creamer in that volume, sowe get 60 psi gauge pressure . Let's say the barrel lid is 11.5 inches in radius, to hold the lid on the barrel during the ignition would take over 12 tons of force.
I work in a granulation department that has powder everywhere in the suites that we use. Nobody seems to care that we work in an explosive environment. I honestly think about this all of the time and plan on contacting OSHA about this issue.
Prolly should, just a small spark is all it takes
If you need any more encouragement to start reporting, check out the CSB videos. Combustible Dust: An Insidious Hazard, specifically
it's scary to imagine if someone decided to smoke a cigarette
Yeah, it’s even harder to imagine if someone were to scrape a metal shovel against a bumpy rocky surface(concrete) causing a spark to ignite the whole place
I would report it. Just an explosion like this without wearing a fireproof jacket and pants can cause 3 degree burns and could likely kill you within 6 months depending on how long you could live. Some die within hours. I couldn't imagine being someone caught in one of these explosions.
SIlly Subaru...
my fellow degenerate
A man of culture I see
Lmao
I'm just here to see real life example of a failed experiment
That's fs why I'm here😂
So this is what Goblin Slayer was talking about...
Man of culture
Yeah, turns out flour is more explosive than gunpowder.
Thank you for posting this video.
You're welcome.
Baki's Doyle has led me here
lmao me too
Same
Me too
I feel like doing this indoors could have ended badly if the lid hit the wrong pipe lol
Ha ha yeah take out a sprinkler head would’ve been awesome
Madness, but I like the enthusiasm.
Geez... Did not know that wood in the form of dust could actually EXPLODE.
It can if the particle size is small. Just to be clear, this video was using coffee creamer.
@@danjl1 oh. But either way, I never thought those types of things could cause explosions.
This concept is used for fuel air bombs.
The effect of surface area and mixing well with oxygen
Legend says they're still looking for the lid...
Most excellent, I knew that damn coffee creamer was the bomb ha ha
Operation Dust POW is a GO!
Who else searched it after watching Baki. How the red hair dude made a dust explosion with flour in the air
Me rn
Exactly
Damn, blew that lid to the roof
Dust cannon?
Isle 12B!
That lid still hasnt landed
Not much boom Is what I would say if I didn’t watch the second LOL
Chill has beans.
Baki
not in the house guys!
TypeVIIc
Type 95
Seawolf
I see multiple problems with this demonstration if we are to be completely safety conscious.
First off, why is this inside?
Second they didn’t clean up after the first non explosion. Imagine if that fireball had been a little more powerful or knocked the can over. Bigger boom.
Third in the one with the loose lid I doubt the guy had enough time to get enough out of the way.
Thanks for your concern, this was done at a safety lab in Sweden, don't try this at home. They had run a test prior to providing the demostrations.
@@danjl1 I don’t really have a problem if it’s Sweden. You guys aren’t as… reckless as we are.
Last explosion reminds me of Bobby Shmurdas Hat 🤣 #boutaweekago #weekago
THATS NOT A EXPLOSION
*BIGGER*
*MOAR* kaboom ! ^^
hmmmm.
Good call doing this indoors 👎
It is certainly something you don't want to do at home. That said we were at the RISE in Sweden. The viewing gallery was about 15 meters away behind thick impact resistant glass. Rise personnel had conduct some testing prior to our visit to create a safe environment.
Re:zero
I WANT BLOOD AND DEATH!!!!
Baki