Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
verb (used with or without object), def·la·grat·ed, def·la·grat·ing.
- to burn, especially suddenly and violently.
verb
- to burn or cause to burn with great heat and light
c.1600, from Latin deflagrationem (nominative deflagratio) “a burning up, conflagration,” noun of action from past participle stem of deflagrare, from de- (see de-) + flagrare (see flagrant).
Deflagration – Wikipedia
Deflagration – Wikipedia
Deflagration – YouTube
Deflagration – YouTube
Deflagration and detonation zone defined by C-J velocity. | Download
Deflagration and detonation zone defined by C-J velocity. | Download
Reaction of deflagration combustion of coal dust in the test chamber
Reaction of deflagration combustion of coal dust in the test chamber
Deflagration to detonation transition in an obstructed channel