Flammability and Sensitivity of Materials in Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres: 13th Volume

STP Published: 2012

STP1561-EB

Flammability and Sensitivity of Materials in Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres: 13th Volume

Editor(s): S.E. Davis, T.A. Steinberg

Seventeen peer-reviewed papers cover the latest research on the ignition and combustion of metals and non-metals, oxygen compatibility of components and systems, analysis of ignition and combustion, failure analysis and safety. It includes aerospace, military, scuba diving, and industrial oxygen applications.

Topics cover:
• Development of safe oxygen systems
• Ignition mechanisms within oxygen systems and how to avoid them
• Specific hazards that exist with the oxygen mixture breathed by divers in the scuba industry
• Issues related to oxygen system level safety
• Issues related to oxygen safety in breathing systems
• Detailed investigations and discussions related to the burn curves that have been generated for metals that are burning in a standard test fixture

This new publication is a valuable resource for professionals in the air separation industries, oxygen manufacturers, manufacturers of materials intended for oxygen service, and users of oxygen and oxygen-enriched atmospheres, including aerospace, medical, industrial gases, chemical processing, steel and metals refining, as well as to military, commercial or recreational diving.

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An Elementary Overview of the Selection of Materials for Service in Oxygen-enriched Environments

Samuel Edgar Davis

Development of a Liquid Oxygen Facility for Rocket Engine Testing

H. W. Mulkey, D. M. Lineberry

Rudimentary Cleaning Compared to Level 300A

Christina Y. Piña Arpin, Joel Stoltzfus

Flow Friction or Spontaneous Ignition?

Joel M. Stoltzfus, Timothy D. Gallus, Kyle Sparks

Ignition Testing by Fracture of Oil- and Particle-Contaminated Aluminum Pipes in High Pressure Oxygen at Ambient and Elevated Temperature

Matthias Meilinger

Fire Without Cause of an Oxygen Component With an Aluminum Seal

T. Tillack, C. Binder, T. Brock, N. Treisch, P. Dielforder

Pressure Dependence of Aluminum Ignition in Gaseous Oxygen and Possible Ignition Mechanisms in Brazed Aluminum Heat Exchangers

Frédéric Crayssac, Jean Christophe Rostaing, Etienne Werlen, Lianming Sun, Patrick Houghton, William Kleinberg, Frédéric Coste

Auto-Ignition and Combustion Properties of Iron/Steel Micro-Particles in Oxygen Atmospheres Heated by Rapid Compression

Vladimir V. Leschevich, Oleg G. Penyazkov, Jean-Christophe Rostaing

Another Dangerous Practice in the SCUBA Diving Community

Walter Ciscato, Christian Binder, Olaf Hesse, Siegfried Lehné, Thomas Tillack

Safe for Oxygen but Not for Oxygen-Enriched Gas Mixtures in SCUBA Diving

T. Tillack, C. Binder, O. Hesse, S. Lehné, W. Ciscato

Burning of CP Titanium (Grade 2) in Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres

Joel M. Stoltzfus, Nathan Jeffers, Timothy D. Gallus

Flammability Evaluation of Metals in Piping Configurations Under Flowing Conditions: Hollow-Vessel Promoted Ignition Test

Martina Ridlova, Jean-Christophe Rostaing, Alain Colson, Olivier Longuet

Situational Non-Flammable Control Valves for Oxygen Service

Chris Dobinson, Peter Nelson, Ted Steinberg

Combustion Products of Bulk Aluminum Rods Burning in High-Pressure Oxygen

Owen Plagens, David Lynn, Martin Castillo, Todd Paulos, Theodore Steinberg

A Comparison of Fire Reaction Effects of Halogenated Versus Non-Halogenated Non-Metals in High-Pressure Oxygen Components

Bradley S. Forsyth, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau, Greg A. Odom, Barry E. Newton

Risk Evaluation Approach for Polymers in Oxygen Breathing Systems

Gwenael J. Chiffoleau, Barry E. Newton, Bradley S. Forsyth, Elliot T. Forsyth

Development of Burn Curves to Assist With Metals Selection in Oxygen

Elliot T. Forsyth, Nicholas Linley, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau, Jared Hooser, Barry E. Newton

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Developed by Committee: G04

Pages: 320

DOI: 10.1520/STP1561-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-7547-1

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-7570-9