Multiscale Modeling for Process Safety Applications 2016
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-396975-0.00005-x
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Finite Element Analysis in Process Safety Applications

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“…To simulate the radiant heat exposure that the firefighters face during fire activities, a cone calorimeter (Fire Testing Technology Ltd., East Grinstead, United Kingdom) (Figure 3a) was used. The cone calorimeter can provide constant amount of heat on a relatively small size sample (typically 10 cm by 10 cm) [36]. Therefore, the cone calorimeter is the most widely used instrument to study fire-related behavior of materials [37].…”
Section: Cone Calorimetermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To simulate the radiant heat exposure that the firefighters face during fire activities, a cone calorimeter (Fire Testing Technology Ltd., East Grinstead, United Kingdom) (Figure 3a) was used. The cone calorimeter can provide constant amount of heat on a relatively small size sample (typically 10 cm by 10 cm) [36]. Therefore, the cone calorimeter is the most widely used instrument to study fire-related behavior of materials [37].…”
Section: Cone Calorimetermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A cone calorimeter is a device used for predicting real-time fire behavior. According to the percentage of oxygen consumed during combustion, it can simultaneously collect information on thermodynamics and kinetics processes of combustion with a fixed ignition source, which includes total heat release (THR), maximum heat release rate (MHRR), time to ignition (TTI), and SET parameters. Although cone calorimetry has been applied to investigate the fire hazards of some multicomponent carbonate electrolytes, the test conditions vary significantly within the literature, making it difficult to make a reliable comparison among electrolytes. In addition, there is still a lack of comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the factors influencing the combustion parameters from a thermochemical perspective. To fill in the blanks, we investigate the flammability of electrolytes composed of eight types of commonly used single solvents in this work.…”
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“…Finite element method is a numerical method that solves partial differential equations in a few space variables and is useful in predicting stresses and structural responses [153]. Computational modelling allows simulation and the study of complex systems, which, in the case of the shape setting at the programming stage, has multiple variables leading to multiple physical fields [154].…”
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“…Therefore, another modelling method, Multiphysics FEM, is also suggested in this chapter. Multiphysics is able to study the structural responses in complex systems [153], making it ideal for studying the programming stage and also to predict the programming deformation of the bilayer composite due to multiple space variables. By utilising a more accurate material model, the simulation results obtained may provide better precision in the prediction and control in the shape morphing.…”
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