The energy for the grain explosion comes from the dust's minimum explosive concentration (MEC), a measurement of particle size and energy nature. Most explosions occur at grain transfer points.
Mechanical energy (Blast waves) and thermal energy (Heat)
combustion is purely a chemical reaction, need not to be natural while explosion is naturally chemical energy. explosion requires expansion of volume while this is not necessary in case of combustion.
Uranium fission creates a chain reaction that initiates a chain reaction that grows exponentially into a massive conversion of the potential energy inside the uranium atom into kinetic energy in the form of an explosion - a nuclear explosion. These are the bombs that ended WW2. Today we can split H atoms, which release significantly more energy.
Exothermic reaction, then explosion from hydrogen Gas production.
There can be many, kinetic (explosion), radiation (light) but the most common and the one people think of is thermal.
The feed it eats (grass, hay, grain, silage). Grain and silage is higher in energy (in the form of fats) than other feed sources.
yes
It isn't exactly "turned into energy"; grain already HAS energy. When we eat it, we are eating the chemical energy stored in the grain.
Chemical energy- to begin the explosion- and nuclear energy- the main explosion.
The source for the most common types of explosion is chemical energy. The resulting energy is a combination of heat energy, sound energy, and mechanical energy.
ultimately, supernovas that created all the elements past iron in their final explosion.
the type of grain that has the best energy source for your horse is wheat.
The chemical reaction causes heat, which causes the material to expand and result in an explosion.
Energy can is stored in many grains. It is in the grain itself and released by eating , which converts it to energy. Or by turning it to to gas by refining etc.
well one grain of rice is enough energy for 3 pelvic thrusts
Yes. An explosion is a sudden release of energy, like rapid combustion.
Grain elevator explosions are most likely caused by the ignition (through friction or static electricity) of grain dust that floats in the air within the grain elevators. This same type of explosion can be found in soap factories and candy factories.