Abstract
Optical radiation as an ignition source in potentially explosive atmospheres
was investigated for a number of explosive mixtures with respect
to the most important case occurring in practice, i.e., absorption
of the radiation by a solid target. Iron oxide was used as the target
material. The combustibles were selected in compliance with the well-known
temperature classes and apparatus groups to allow a useful graduation
of the power limits to be applied.
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