Methods for Estimating the Dispersion of Toxic Combustion Products
from Large Fires
D. Carter. Chemical Engineering Research and Design (Transactions of the IChemE,
Part A), 67 (A4):
348--352(July 1989)
Abstract
Two models for the prediction of toxic concentrations of substances
released into the open air durind a fire are presented. One may be
applied to a pool of burning liquid in the open air, and the other
to a fire in a building such as a warehouse. Both models include
simplifying assumptions and the predictions require testing against
experimental data. Until the validation is completed, the results
of the models cannot be used with full confidence.
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%D 1989
%J Chemical Engineering Research and Design (Transactions of the IChemE,
Part A)
%K Combustion Concentration Dispersion Fire Modeling Plume Pollutant emission
%N A4
%P 348--352
%T Methods for Estimating the Dispersion of Toxic Combustion Products
from Large Fires
%V 67
%X Two models for the prediction of toxic concentrations of substances
released into the open air durind a fire are presented. One may be
applied to a pool of burning liquid in the open air, and the other
to a fire in a building such as a warehouse. Both models include
simplifying assumptions and the predictions require testing against
experimental data. Until the validation is completed, the results
of the models cannot be used with full confidence.
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released into the open air durind a fire are presented. One may be
applied to a pool of burning liquid in the open air, and the other
to a fire in a building such as a warehouse. Both models include
simplifying assumptions and the predictions require testing against
experimental data. Until the validation is completed, the results
of the models cannot be used with full confidence.},
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timestamp = {2010-01-19T17:39:44.000+0100},
title = {Methods for Estimating the Dispersion of Toxic Combustion Products
from Large Fires},
volume = 67,
year = 1989
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