Ignition and Combustion of wood in a heat flow

Abduragimov, I.M.; Androsov, A. S.; Barták, M Martin

doi:10.1007/bf00750696

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“…For the chosen experimental parameters the surface of the wood samples became charred, but flame combustion was observed only in a few cases, which appears to be connected to the small capacity of the heat flow, as well as the short duration of its effect on wood, which is confirmed, in particular, by the work [16] that analyzes the experimental characteristics of ignition and combustion of wood subjected to the different thermal flows. As a result, it is concluded that the lower the intensity of the heat flow is, the more…”

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Studying the effect of fire retardant coating on the fire hazard characteristics of wood using infrared thermography

Касымов

Agafontsev

2017

EPJ Web Conf.

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This paper represents a study concerning the effect of fire retardant treatment «FUKAM» on the fire hazard characteristics of pine, aspen and larch. The front of model ground fire was investigated to estimate its effect on the surface of wood samples. Infrared thermography was used as a diagnostic method. The surface temperature distribution was obtained for the test wood samples after exposure to a fire front that was modeled using pine needles. The probability of ignition was estimated for the chosen experimental parameters for each kind of wood. The fire hazard characteristics of wood after fire retardant treatment showed a significant reduction in the surface temperature and the resistance to fire for the chosen parameters of the experiment compared to the same untreated samples.complete pyrolysis occur at a rate that is low to create a combustible concentration. In addition, as is known, for stable combustion the solid material should obtain the amount of heat that provides a continuous supply of the sufficient amount of gaseous combustible substances in the combustion zone [17].The use of fire retardant treatment (for example a fire retardant «FUKAM») certainly increases the resistance of wood to fire, which is confirmed by the data on the sample surface temperature after exposure to model combustion.

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Studying the effect of fire retardant coating on the fire hazard characteristics of wood using infrared thermography

Касымов

Agafontsev

2017

EPJ Web Conf.

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“…Estimation of the thermal relaxation time of pine wood gives the following values where a is the thermal conductivity of pine wood, 1.84•10 -7 m 2 /s [7]; u is the normal combustion rate, 10 -5 m/s [8]. It is seen that the relaxation processes of heat distribution in wood is much slower than the ignition process for the considered heat flows.…”

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Ignition of wood subjected to the decreasing radiant energy flux

Kuznetsov

Filkov

Isaev

et al. 2015

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Abstract.In this paper we analyze the ignition of wood samples subjected to the decreasing heat flow. The experimental setup was created on the base of the optical wave "Uran-1". The intensity of the heat flow was changed during the experiment by moving the test sample along the optical axis of the elliptic reflector in the setup. Pine wood was used as the test samples. We received the delay times for ignition of pine wood during heating by the decreasing heat flow. The received data were compared with the data for a static heat flow.

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