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Bounds for Downward Flame Spread Rate in Solid Fuels and Comparison to Experiments

Combustion Science and Technology, 2011
De Ris formulae for the flame spread rate over solid fuels that propagate against an external fluid flow for both the thermally thin and thick regimes have become well-known. In some cases, it is expected that predictions from these formulae will fail since they are independent of parameters that may modify the burning velocity.
Toni Pujol, Bruna Comas
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Effects of carbon nanotubes on flame spread rate over 1-propanol

Fire Safety Journal, 2005
Abstract This paper discusses the potential for thermally conductive nanoparticles to reduce flame spread velocities over fuel dispersion mixtures. Multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) were dispersed in 1-propanol at levels above the mixture's percolation limit, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 4, 8, and 12 wt%, and tested in a rectangular fuel tray and a shallow pan
Mohamed I. Hassan   +3 more
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Estimation of the rate of spread and flame height of complex flame fronts by stereovision system

2010
This paper presents the computation of the rate of spread and flame height of complex flame fronts from the 3D points obtained by a stereovision ...
Rossi, Lucile   +3 more
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Heat transfer mechanism of concurrent flame spread over rigid polyurethane foam: Effect of ambient pressure and inclined angle

, 2020
As a common building facade insulation material with numerous applications, the heat transfer mechanism and flame spread characteristics of rigid polyurethane (RPU) foam should have been concerned.
Yang Zhou, Rongwei Bu, L. Yi, Jinhua Sun
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Flame spread and burning rates through vertical arrays of wooden dowels

Proceedings of the Combustion Institute, 2019
Abstract Fuel loads in real-world fire scenarios often feature discrete elements, discontinuities, or inhomogeneities; however, most models for flame spread only assume a continuous, homogeneous fuel. Because discrete fuels represent a realistic scenario not yet well-modeled, it is of interest to find simple methods to model fire growth first in ...
Lin Jiang   +5 more
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A comparison of extinction limits and spreading rates in opposed and concurrent spreading flames over thin solids

Combustion and Flame, 2003
Flame-spread phenomena over thin solids are investigated for purely forced-opposing and concurrent flows. A two-dimensional, opposed-flow, flame-spread model, with flame radiation, has been formulated and solved numerically. In the first part of the paper, flammability limits and spread rates in opposed flow are presented, using oxygen percentage, free-
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An experimental study on combustion performance and flame spread characteristics over liquid diesel and ethanol-diesel blended fuel

Energy, 2019
Ethanol has gradually become a commonly used additive in diesel to reduce the carbon foot print of the combustion products. In the process of production, transportation and storage, once the accidental leaked ethanol-diesel blend fuel is ignited, the ...
Zihe Gao   +3 more
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Flame spread and heat release rate model for a burning mattress

1996
A model has been developed to calculate the heat release rate of a mattress by a gas burner at the centre of the upper surface. The model describes flame spread of an ignition front radially outwards from a cylindrical flame at the centre. The heat release rate is calculated using the data obtained from cone calorimeter tests at an irradiance of 35 kW ...
Kokkala, Matti, Baroudi, Djebar
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Flame Spread over Polyethylene Film: Effects of Gravity and Fuel Inclination

Microgravity, science and technology, 2022
Feng Zhu, Xinyan Huang, Shuangfeng Wang
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Exact Solution for the Rate of Creeping Flame Spread over Thermally Thin Materials

Combustion Science and Technology, 1986
Abstract In this work we present the exact solution for the rate of creeping flame spread over thermally thin materials based on de Ris' (1969) formulation of the problem. The publication of the present work was prompted by a recent paper by Wichman and Williams (1984). These authors noted that de Ris (1969) obtained theoretical values for flame spread
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