Gas Explosion
Gas Explosion is a sudden, high-energy combustion event characterized by rapid pressure rise and shock wave propagation, distinguished from other explosion types by the involvement of a premixed or dispersed flammable gas or vapor as the primary fuel source within an enclosed or semi-enclosed environment.
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