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Chemical Kinetics and Fire,hich was discussed in a previous chapter, deals with the final preferred state of a given set of reactants after an infinite time has passed. In contrast, chemical kinetics deals with the rate at which the system proceeds to the equilibrium state, i.e., the specific participating chemical reactions

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Fundamentals of Premixed Flames,ir Humphry Davy created a miner’s lamp with a fine meshed net that improved the safety for mine workers, as the mesh was finer than the quenching distance and hence reduced the number of accidental explosions. When Bunsen created the burner associated with his name in 1855 [1], the premixed flame wa

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Ceiling Jet Flows,ated near ceiling surfaces. The gas flow induced by an accidental fire tends to form a shallow layer beneath the ceiling surface that carries heat and smoke to areas remote from the fire position. Such a flow, known as a Ceiling Jet, can activate fire detection and suppression devices that are prope

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Effect of Combustion Conditions on Species Production,umber of chemical species, in practical circumstances the bulk of the product gas mixture can be characterized by less than 10 species. Of these, carbon monoxide (CO) represents the most common fire toxicant (see Chap. .). Over half of all fire fatalities have been attributed to CO inhalation [1, 2]

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Smoldering Combustion,specially common in porous fuels which form a char on heating, like cellulosic insulation, polyurethane foam or peat. Smoldering combustion is among the leading causes of residential fires, and it is a source of safety concerns in industrial premises as well as in commercial and space flights. Smold

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Book 20165th editionference on fire protection engineering, this book provides thorough treatment of the current best practices in fire protection engineering and performance-based fire safety. Over 130 eminent fire engineers and researchers contributed chapters to the book, representing universities and professional o