Fuel-air — Explosive

FAEs are notorious for their effectiveness in like bunkers, tunnels, and caves, where the fuel cloud can flow around corners before igniting.

FAEs typically operate through a "two-stage" detonation process: fuel-air explosive

Once the cloud reaches an optimal concentration—often between 186–275 g/m³ for common fuels—a second charge detonates the mixture. FAEs are notorious for their effectiveness in like