👉 Occurrence of flammable gases, also known as "occurrents," refers to the conditions under which flammable substances can spontaneously ignite and sustain combustion without an external ignition source. These conditions typically include the presence of a fuel (like natural gas, propane, or methane), oxygen, and an ignition source, such as an electrical spark or heat. When these elements are present in sufficient concentrations and under the right temperature and pressure, they can lead to fires or explosions. Understanding and managing these occurrents is crucial for safety in industries like oil and gas, chemical processing, and manufacturing.
