A mathematical model has been applied to simulate model experiments of the 1987 King’s Cross undergroundjire by the Department of Health and Safety Executive. The predicted growth of thejire is compared with the experimental data and in particular the predicted and measured times to pashover ’ are compared. The comparisons show exceptional agreement which, in part, may befortuitous due to the need to facilitate the prediction of the early stages of the growth with the aid of an experimentally estimatedjire strength. The good agreement nonetheless is also due to the full description of the radiation transfer which is a feature of the mathematical model. I t is concluded that theflashover phenomenon that occurred at King’s Cross was thermal r...
The motivation for undertaking this research is to contribute to the development of a model of fire ...
International audienceTwo synthetic 30 cm-diameter pool fires, generated from experimental data, are...
The field modelling of compartment fires incorporates increasingly complex representations of the ph...
A mathematical model has been applied to simulate model experiments of the 1987 King's Cross undergo...
The heat conduction from the initiation source to the adjacent surfaces, is a physical phenomenon wo...
Fire spread between objects within a compartment is primarily due to the impingement of thermal radi...
Modelling based on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is by now effectively used in fire research an...
ABSTRACT: Risk assessment studies for hazardous material packages require fire response prediction t...
Flame spreading is a very important phenomenon in the hazard assessment for fire, which is a key ele...
A numerical code, based on a physical model, is used to perform simulations of a fire developing ove...
Initial fire spread is composed of the processes of ignition, flame spread, and burning rate. The ef...
Flashover is a phenomenon describing a room fire changed from the growth stage to the development st...
Recent observations show that the thermal boundary conditions within large-scale fires are significa...
Fire spread research is multi-objective. Foresters are usually interested in obtaining reusable prag...
The phenomenon of flame spread is neither fully understood nor accurately modeled. The purpose of th...
The motivation for undertaking this research is to contribute to the development of a model of fire ...
International audienceTwo synthetic 30 cm-diameter pool fires, generated from experimental data, are...
The field modelling of compartment fires incorporates increasingly complex representations of the ph...
A mathematical model has been applied to simulate model experiments of the 1987 King's Cross undergo...
The heat conduction from the initiation source to the adjacent surfaces, is a physical phenomenon wo...
Fire spread between objects within a compartment is primarily due to the impingement of thermal radi...
Modelling based on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is by now effectively used in fire research an...
ABSTRACT: Risk assessment studies for hazardous material packages require fire response prediction t...
Flame spreading is a very important phenomenon in the hazard assessment for fire, which is a key ele...
A numerical code, based on a physical model, is used to perform simulations of a fire developing ove...
Initial fire spread is composed of the processes of ignition, flame spread, and burning rate. The ef...
Flashover is a phenomenon describing a room fire changed from the growth stage to the development st...
Recent observations show that the thermal boundary conditions within large-scale fires are significa...
Fire spread research is multi-objective. Foresters are usually interested in obtaining reusable prag...
The phenomenon of flame spread is neither fully understood nor accurately modeled. The purpose of th...
The motivation for undertaking this research is to contribute to the development of a model of fire ...
International audienceTwo synthetic 30 cm-diameter pool fires, generated from experimental data, are...
The field modelling of compartment fires incorporates increasingly complex representations of the ph...