The study looked at how flammable mixtures containing easily ignitable substances behave when stored and transported. By considering components, mixture concentration, leak duration, and temperature, the research determined that under certain conditions, these mixtures can reach dangerous flammable levels leading to fire or explosion risks. For example, the mixture R32/134a can potentially cause burning explosions if not handled correctly during leakage at low temperatures. The findings emphasize the importance of understanding the dynamic flammability of such mixtures to prevent fire accidents during storage and transportation.