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To reach at least 5% concentration, the Jack And Vera Coronation Street shirt Besides,I will do this room into which the gas is leaking needs to be smaller than 1042 cubic feet. Assuming an 8′ ceiling, that’s a room only 130 sq ft. 10×13. Unless we’re talking about a tiny budget apartment with a massive stove, the actual risk of fire/explosion is pretty low. Even if it was running 24/7, most houses are not tight enough for range burner to be able to build up explosive concentrations of gas. Gas explosions usually require much larger leaks. You need more appreciation for this epic comment. This was a concise glimpse into a well of knowledge. Thank you The Fight Club explosion is more feasible than the one in Hot Fuzz. The apartment in Fight Club was small and made of concrete, and the gas was running for days. The mansion in Hot Fuzz was huge and was left running for less than an hour. The scenario in Hot Fuzz would have made a large fire, but not a explosion. The scenario in Fight Club could have theoretically made a explosion.

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I was going to say and The Bourne Supremacy but it might be a little more realistic since he opened it from the Jack And Vera Coronation Street shirt Besides,I will do this main?residential supply line can provide 1000-2000 cubic feet per minute. Open it up, and yeah, you’re very likely to have a nice little kaboom. If a tiny apartment has really stagnant air, could a pocket form that gets in that 5-15% range? If so, what could be the end result? OP says that they had their gas stove open for 3 hours, so by this calculation, if none of that gas escaped, it would easily form a combustible mixture in a small room. Especially since methane is lighter than air, I would imagine that it would stick around near the ceiling and not dissipate as easily as regular air. To nerd out a little more, wouldn’t that assume an equal distribution of gas throughout the apt? I think your analysis is golden, but I also think it’s possible to have 5% in the kitchen and hardly any in the bedrooms, especially if your apt isn’t very open. So your average would be far lower than 5%, but all it takes is 5% at the source of ignition… In my experience, kitchens aren’t usually cut off entirely from the rest of the house, though. They are usually open to a common room, or at least a hallway. I don’t mean to imply that there is no danger of an explosion; all gas leaks are potentially hazardous. I’m just trying to clarify the level of risk.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.