Combustion institute meeting

• Publisher: Elsevier Science
• Year: 1968
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 88 KB
• Volume: 12
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0010-2180
• DOI: 10.1016/0010-2180(68)90092-8

✦ Synopsis

A survey of knowledge about idealized fire spread over surfaces, R. FKIEOMAN0 Atlantic Research Corporation. Flame spread along cellulosic materials. W. J. PAI~KEK, U,S, Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory. The spread of a diffusion flame over a thin combustible surface. J. ~ R,s, Nalional Bureau of Standards. Flame propagation of burning solid material with moisture. S. J. YtNo, The Catholic University of America, Flame spread down cardboard sticks and paper cylinders. R. H. F_,S~NH|OH and J. P. STUMBAR, The Pennsylvania State University. Flame spreading at elevated pressures over the surface of igniting solid propellants and propellant ingredients in oxygen/inert environments. R. McAt~vv, R. S, MAore and J. A. WaURL, Stevens Institute of Technology, An investigation of the spread of flame through a randomly packed fuel bed. J. B. FAIqO and F. R. STEWAaD, The University of New Brunswick. Frame propagation zones for hydrocarbon fuels at low pressurer M. GEgSTEIN add W. R, Y^r~, Dynamic Science Corporation,

Session ll--lgnition mechanisms

Two man space environment simulator accident. H. P. BoTTrat, Wright-Patterson Air Force Ba~. Description of fires in the distribution pipelines of a gaseous high purity, t, igh pressure oxygen system. F. J, Co~v, The Steel Co. of Canada.