Influence of Ambient Temperature on the Thermal Safety of Fireworks Products in Civil Aviation Transportation

Abstract

Fireworks products are energy-containing materials and are hazardous during production, storage, transportation, and use. By analyzing the range of civil aviation ground ambient temperature and civil aviation cabin ambient temperature in storage and ground operation as well as establishing a spontaneous combustion mathematical model for cylindrical fireworks products based on the spontaneous combustion theory, we identified the critical temperature for spontaneous combustion of a single spray and analyzed the thermal safety of fireworks products under the civil aviation ambient temperature by example to provide theoretical support for the feasibility study of transporting fireworks products by civil aviation.