Upper explosive limits (UEL) are the maximum concentrations of a gas or vapor in the atmosphere that is able to generate a flash or a fire in the presence of an ignition source. A gas or vapor that has a higher concentration than the upper explosive limit will not be able to burn as it will be too… View Full Term
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