Upper Flame Limit or Upper Explosion Limit

The upper flame limit (UFL) (or upper explosion limit (UEL)) is the maximum concentration of substance in air that will exhibit flame propagation (generally measured in volume % in air). The lower flame limit (LFL) can depend on the test apparatus and criteria used; the actual method used to determine each value should be identified. Well-established testing methodologies (e.g., ASTM E681 for flammable limits) should be employed where possible.

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