2022
DOI: 10.4028/p-8258ob
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Experimental Investigations of the Thermal Decomposition of Wood at the Time of the Fire in the Premises of Domestic Buildings

Abstract: Consideration was given to the issues relating to safety conditions and security arrangements during the thermal decomposition of wood at the time of the fire in the premises of domestic buildings. The data of experimental investigations obtained for the thermal decomposition of wood were given with the measurement data of the concentration of toxic gases (СО, СО2), oxygen (О2), and temperature depending on time and fire spreading conditions in the premises. The studies were carried out by comparing the change… Show more

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“…Research papers [11,12] state that the wood pyrolysis results in the formation of the wood char and also liquid and gaseous products. Liquid products leave the hot zone partially in the drop phase partially in vapors and in combination with uncondensed gases form the steam-gas mixture.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research papers [11,12] state that the wood pyrolysis results in the formation of the wood char and also liquid and gaseous products. Liquid products leave the hot zone partially in the drop phase partially in vapors and in combination with uncondensed gases form the steam-gas mixture.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted that synthetic materials can potentially release twice as much thermal energy during the combustion. Under the action of thermal energy, these materials are much easier decomposed into the fuel in a gaseous aggregate state capable of burning [24]. The products of the thermal decomposition of the synthetic fuel are also subject to much easier inflammation in comparison to the products derived from the natural fuel [8,25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the undercarriage space is an almost inaccessible location of the indicated fire load [5]. In addition, it must be said that the main part of the materials and equipment of the wagons contributes to the rapid spread of the flame and the spread of the leakage of toxic gases, which create a danger of poisoning people with combustion products in the event of a fire [6], injury and death of personnel [7,8], lead to the destruction and damage of industrial facilities [9], pollution of atmospheric air [10,11], surface water and grounds [12,13]. All this determines the corresponding difficulties in carrying out work for fire-rescuers [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%