Flammability Diagram - Everything about Flammability Diagram

A flammability diagram is a graph that shows the conditions under which a substance can ignite and burn. It is also known as a flammability triangle or explosion triangle.
The area within the triangle represents the conditions under which a fire or explosion can occur.
Flammability diagrams are used in the shipping industry to assess the potential hazards and to help design safe handling and storage procedures. By understanding the conditions that can cause a substance to ignite and burn, seafarers can take steps to minimize the risks and prevent accidents.
00:00 - intro
07:25 - Flammability diagram explanation
08:30 - Why the line in flammability diagram is slopping line
13:20 - Purging on tankers
13:40 -Critical dilution of air
14:02 - Difference in purging and gas freeing

[@chosenone12345]

Again, thq for your hard work, microscopic and very detailed explanation. One question: 14:43 you have mentioned that 100% LEL equal to 2% by VOL. Maybe there was mistake, and correct answer should be: 100% LEL = 1% VOL = 10000ppm?

[@atlantianpawanharyana1005]

Thank You for pointing out the mistake. 1% by Vol = 100 % LEL.

[@Human0904]

Such a good video

[@johnvini8633]

well explained

[@Anytime4yo]

Thanks for explaining in detail worth watching.

[@Abbyforyou]

Amazing!!!!!!!

[@edizknran3978]

Very good explanation , very helpful to maritime students thank you ( ı am deck cadet )

[@user-pb5gj7ql4z]

Thank you! Very good explanation.

[@mohammadshahabuddin1480]

Thank you for good explanation

[@kha-1241]

Could you explain how to determine the E point on flammability diagram?

[@SHAZIALI-gw8bh]

Thankyou for explaining, very helpful... Keep up the good work 👌

[@user-mi1th5id2h]

Thanks for your good lessen

[@hemanitri1761]

Can u pls explain duties of a OOW while discharging on a tanker

[@atlantianpawanharyana1005]

There is a video on discharging operation on chemical tankers on the channel you can watch that