The purpose of this report is to compile educational material concerning Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) for the Swedish Rescue Services Agency’s Rosersberg Collage. By using CFD-modelling the smoke-spread is visualized in a pedagogic way and will hopefully lead to a better understanding concerning the issue. The fire scenarios chosen are equivalent to the type of conditions used when training fire fighters in brandövningshuset. The report also includes a survey concerning the functions of Positive Pressure Ventilation and also the risks involved when using it. Verifications and validations on the CFDsimulations have also been performed through sensitivity studies and full scale tests
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The move towards fire performance-based design in building and transport regulations has led to an i...
Doctoral Committee: Prof. Jónas Elíasson Dr. Björn Karlsson Prof. Jennifer Wen Prof. Jean-Michel...
Using simple fans, a structure can be slightly pressurized to provide rapid and effective removal of...
The report studies the area of positive pressure ventilation, how it can be used to obtain a more ef...
This report describes two models for calculations and simulations of spread of fire gases via ventil...
Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) is a tactical forced ventilation technique used by many fire dep...
Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) is a tactical forced ventilation technique used by many fire dep...
It is difficult to predict if there is a risk for fire smoke spread through a ventilation systems an...
The paper examines the possibilities of using simple CFD models in practical smoke ventilation desig...
Fire models are used increasingly for fire safety assessment in nuclear power plants. Examples of th...
Prediction of the spread of combustion gases from a fire is a major area of interest when analyzing ...
Smoke control systems are used to prevent the spread of fire and smoke within buildings. Typical are...
Since the Fall of 1992, the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the Orange County Fire Rescue Di...
This MPhil project includes an investigation of the possibility of utilising Computational Fluid Dyn...
Ensuring human safety in the case of fire in tunnels, buildings, car parks or any other premises is ...
The move towards fire performance-based design in building and transport regulations has led to an i...
Doctoral Committee: Prof. Jónas Elíasson Dr. Björn Karlsson Prof. Jennifer Wen Prof. Jean-Michel...
Using simple fans, a structure can be slightly pressurized to provide rapid and effective removal of...
The report studies the area of positive pressure ventilation, how it can be used to obtain a more ef...
This report describes two models for calculations and simulations of spread of fire gases via ventil...
Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) is a tactical forced ventilation technique used by many fire dep...
Positive Pressure Ventilation (PPV) is a tactical forced ventilation technique used by many fire dep...
It is difficult to predict if there is a risk for fire smoke spread through a ventilation systems an...
The paper examines the possibilities of using simple CFD models in practical smoke ventilation desig...
Fire models are used increasingly for fire safety assessment in nuclear power plants. Examples of th...
Prediction of the spread of combustion gases from a fire is a major area of interest when analyzing ...
Smoke control systems are used to prevent the spread of fire and smoke within buildings. Typical are...
Since the Fall of 1992, the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the Orange County Fire Rescue Di...
This MPhil project includes an investigation of the possibility of utilising Computational Fluid Dyn...
Ensuring human safety in the case of fire in tunnels, buildings, car parks or any other premises is ...
The move towards fire performance-based design in building and transport regulations has led to an i...
Doctoral Committee: Prof. Jónas Elíasson Dr. Björn Karlsson Prof. Jennifer Wen Prof. Jean-Michel...