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1) Crankcase explosions can occur if oil becomes overheated and vaporized, forming a fine mist that is more easily ignited than large oil droplets. 2) Temperatures above 350°C can cause oil misting, and ignition occurs below 500°C. The mist can accumulate until the lower flammability limit is reached, potentially causing explosions ranging from mild to severe. 3) Regulations require non-return relief doors to vent pressure from initial explosions but prevent air ingress, which could fuel a larger seconda

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Srini Vasan

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