The main approaches to estimation of economical consequences of fires have been developed in 70-th. The World Fire Statistics Center that belongs to U.N.O. (United Nations Organization) study problems of fire data collections at world level. However the World Centre of Fire Statistics does not ana
Mathematical model of a behavior of a vessel containing liquefied gas in fire site : Yu. N. Shebeko All-Russian Research Institute for Fire Protection, Ministre of the Interior, Russia
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 134 KB
- Volume
- 29
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0379-7112
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Burning velocity for quiscent dust-air mixture is equal to ratio of flame speed for turbulized and turbulization factor. It is suggested that turbulization factors for dust-air mixture and gas-air mixture are equal in identical gas-dynamic conditions. To evaluate turbulization factor the ratio of flame speeds for turbulized and quiscent 5% propane-butane-air mixtures is used.
Burning velocity U,, for lycopodium powder-air mixture when its concentration is 330 + 30 g/m 3 at ambient pressure and room temperature is 9 Β± 2 cm/c. In conditions of the constant volume bomb the burning velocity in dust-air mixture decreases according power rule Un -pc where index e = -0.25 Β± 0.05 when explosion pressure P increases.
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Consideration of the heat release rate in a fire enables the Froude number to be expressed in terms of the total heat release rate and it is identified by the symbol Q\*. This group is widely used in fire problems even when buoyancy effects are negligible, in particular, to correlate dimensionless f
## Contents of Related Journals Burning velocity for quiscent dust-air mixture is equal to ratio of flame speed for turbulized and turbulization factor. It is suggested that turbulization factors for dust-air mixture and gas-air mixture are equal in identical gas-dynamic conditions. To evaluate tu