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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, because natural gas is mainly composed of methane, which is a gas that is insoluble in water. The water cannot be absorbed, and the doors and windows should be opened to disperse the gas.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it is at night, please do not turn on the lights or use open flames to avoid explosions or fires.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, because natural gas is methane, which is insoluble in water, and the best way to do this is to open windows for ventilation. If there is a lot of leakage, be careful not to turn on any electrical switches easily, so as not to detonate the natural gas by electric sparks.
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The conditions for a natural gas explosion are that the concentration reaches 5-15% (the explosion limit) and encounters sparks. >>>More
Natural gas leakage is very dangerous, if there is a gas leak, be sure to repair it in time, do not use open flames, so as not to cause the risk of explosion or burns.
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It's too dangerous, and it's lucky that it doesn't explode. >>>More
Article 1 of the Code for the Design of Urban Gas (GB 50028-2006) stipulates that gas stoves should be installed in kitchens with natural ventilation and natural lighting. When the kitchen is a dark kitchen on the ground (no doors and windows directly connected to the outside), a gas stove with an automatic flame-out protection device should be selected, and a gas concentration detection alarm, automatic shut-off valve and mechanical ventilation facilities should be set up, and the gas concentration detection alarm should be interlocked with the automatic shut-off valve and mechanical ventilation facilities. >>>More