2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10973-020-09951-x
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Fireball modeling and thermal hazards analysis of leaked 1,1-difluoroethane in fluorine chemical industry based on FDS

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“…Increased functional practicability of FDS has been verified by comparing it with full‐scale tests, previously published full‐scale test data, standard tests, documented fire experience, and engineering correlations 20 . FDS has become an indispensable part of fire research 17 …”
Section: Pool Fire Modeling and Simulationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Increased functional practicability of FDS has been verified by comparing it with full‐scale tests, previously published full‐scale test data, standard tests, documented fire experience, and engineering correlations 20 . FDS has become an indispensable part of fire research 17 …”
Section: Pool Fire Modeling and Simulationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Fuel involved and the pool size Gist of the experiment or simulations Reference 20 FDS has become an indispensable part of fire research. 17 Since FDS software is validated to be suitable for modeling large pool fires, 11,12,21 FDS 6.7.7 is applied in this study for modeling large-scale crude oil pool fire on an offshore platform. The overall framework is shown in Figure 1.…”
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“…In the emergency management of chemical parks, the basis and core of rescue activities is the distribution of emergency rescue materials, which is a core indicator of the emergency response capability of chemical parks. The main content involves how to combine the existing knowledge theory of intelligent decision making with computing tools such as computers after an accident in a chemical park to quickly give an efficient and reasonable emergency material distribution plan after an accident, which can enable the timely, continuous, and sufficient delivery of materials from each reserve station to the accident site and create a solid material barrier for the emergency rescue in the chemical park [ 3 ]. After emergency rescue activities start, emergency supplies will be consumed at a corresponding rate, and to avoid secondary accidents, the uninterrupted supply of emergency supplies must be guaranteed.…”
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