Explosion venting is a safety measure used in industrial settings to prevent damage from explosive pressures. It involves creating designated weak points in a structure, such as a vessel or building, that allow gases and debris to escape safely during an explosion. This controlled release helps to minimize the risk of catastrophic failure and protects both equipment and personnel. The design of explosion vents is critical, as they must be able to open quickly and withstand the forces generated by an explosion. Proper placement and sizing of these vents are essential to ensure effective pressure relief and to comply with safety regulations, thereby enhancing overall workplace safety.