Solid particle deposition of indoor material combustion products

Жданова, А. О.; Волков, Р. С.; Кузнецов, Г. В.; Копылов, Н. П.; Копылов, С. Н.; Syshkina, E.Yu.

doi:10.1016/j.psep.2022.04.033

Process Safety and Environmental Protection

2022

DOI: 10.1016/j.psep.2022.04.033

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Solid particle deposition of indoor material combustion products

А. О. Жданова

Р. С. Волков

Г. В. Кузнецов

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“…This result can be explained by the intense smoke emissions of the material. At the same time, smoke particles emitted by linoleum absorb and scatter light in a wide range of wavelengths [57]. For this reason, the detectors respond quickly; • Irrespective of the SD arrangement scheme (Figure 10), the probability of its activation during the combustion of more than 50 g wood was 90-100% (Figure 19);…”

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Influence of Compartment Fire Behavior at Ignition and Combustion Development Stages on the Operation of Fire Detectors

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Sviridenko

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This paper presents experimental research findings for those involved in the early phase of fire in office buildings. Class A model fires with a reaction area from 5 cm2 to 300 cm2 were chosen for investigation. To mock up a fire, the following combustible materials typical of offices were used: wood pieces, heat-insulated linoleum, paper and cardboard. The main characteristics of a model fire were recorded: temperature in the combustion zone, heat release, time of complete burnout and concentration of flue gas components. Typical trends and histograms of changes of these characteristics over time were presented; stages of ignition, flame combustion and smoldering were illustrated. The key characteristics of fire detector activation at different stages of model fire combustion were analyzed. Dead bands and operation conditions of a group of detectors (smoke, heat, optical, flame), their response time and errors were identified. It has been established that the most effective detectors are flame and smoke detectors. Specific operational aspects of detectors were established when recording the ignition of different types of model fires. The viability of combining at least two detectors to record fire behavior was established. Recommendations were made on using the obtained findings when optimizing the systems for detecting and recording the start of a compartment fire.

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Influence of Compartment Fire Behavior at Ignition and Combustion Development Stages on the Operation of Fire Detectors

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Волков

Sviridenko

et al. 2022

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Corrosion behavior and failure mechanism of ball grid array packages in fire smoke atmospheres

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Numerical parametric analysis of the decomposition and propagation of combustion products in a confined environment in the early stages of a fire

Kropotova,

Kuznetsov,

Strizhak

2024

International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

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Solid particle deposition of indoor material combustion products

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

Influence of Compartment Fire Behavior at Ignition and Combustion Development Stages on the Operation of Fire Detectors

Influence of Compartment Fire Behavior at Ignition and Combustion Development Stages on the Operation of Fire Detectors

Corrosion behavior and failure mechanism of ball grid array packages in fire smoke atmospheres

Numerical parametric analysis of the decomposition and propagation of combustion products in a confined environment in the early stages of a fire

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