Manzello, S.
and Suzuki, S.
(2020),
Quantifying the Influence of Smoldering Particle Size and Radiant Heat Flux on Ignition of Fuel Beds, Proceedings of the 58 Japanese Combustion Symposium, Virtual Conference, -1
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Quantifying the Influence of Smoldering Particle Size and Radiant Heat Flux on Ignition of Fuel Beds
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Author(s)
, Sayaka Suzuki
Abstract
The magnitude of destruction from fire spread processes are hard to imagine during large outdoor fire outbreaks. Even though these disasters are of great public concern and intense media interest, much knowledge is still needed to validate computational models of the complex ignition processes in large outdoor fires. In this context, wind-driven showers of smoldering wood particles of varying sizes were directed at fuel beds exposed to radiant heat flux. The influence of smoldering particle size for a fixed applied radiant heat flux level to a fuel bed was studied to observe subsequent ignition behavior. Results of this study are discussed.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the 58 Japanese Combustion Symposium
Conference Dates
December 2-4, 2020
Conference Location
Virtual Conference
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
Large Outdoor Fires, Firebrands, Ignition
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Created November 26, 2020, Updated November 25, 2020