2020
DOI: 10.31306/s.62.4.2
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Investigation of the effect of carbon monoxide on people in case of fire in a building

Abstract: The research has been conducted to determine the safe residence time for people in a room where the composition of the gas environment has deteriorated due to fire. Carbon monoxide, which is produced by fire, has been found to be lethal for human life and health. Determination of safe time was made based on the study of the composition and amount of fire load in premises and buildings, physical and chemical properties of carbon monoxide, and its effect on the human body. The graphical dependences of the concen… Show more

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“…TM was alcohol (burning rate 33000 kg/m 2 s, lower heat of combustion 13400 kJ/kg), paper (burning rate 8000 kg/m 2 s, lower heat of combustion 27200 kJ/kg), wood (burning rate 14000 kg/m 2 s, lower heat of combustion 13800 kJ/kg) and textiles (staple fiber) (burning rate 6.7 kg m -2 s -1 10 3 , lower heat of combustion 13800 kJ/kg). The CO concentration, smoke density, and temperature of HS were measured in LC [46]. Temperature measurements were made by D TPT-4 (Ukraine) [48], smoke density by D IPD-3.2 (Ukraine) [48], and CO concentrations by D Discovery (Switzerland) [49].…”
Section: The Study Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TM was alcohol (burning rate 33000 kg/m 2 s, lower heat of combustion 13400 kJ/kg), paper (burning rate 8000 kg/m 2 s, lower heat of combustion 27200 kJ/kg), wood (burning rate 14000 kg/m 2 s, lower heat of combustion 13800 kJ/kg) and textiles (staple fiber) (burning rate 6.7 kg m -2 s -1 10 3 , lower heat of combustion 13800 kJ/kg). The CO concentration, smoke density, and temperature of HS were measured in LC [46]. Temperature measurements were made by D TPT-4 (Ukraine) [48], smoke density by D IPD-3.2 (Ukraine) [48], and CO concentrations by D Discovery (Switzerland) [49].…”
Section: The Study Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alcohol, paper, wood, and textiles were chosen as TMs. The studied OPs in the chamber were temperature, smoke density, and concentration of CO GE [33]. GE temperature was measured with a TPT-4 sensor (Ukraine) [34], smoke density with an IPD-3.2 sensor (Ukraine) [35], and CO concentration with a Discovery sensor (Switzerland) [36].…”
Section: Materials Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The identification of the nonlinear dependence P k = f (I, U, S, V c ) from the experimental data by traditional methods turns out to be a difficult task and it is associated with the significant difficulty of collecting the sufficient data as well as computational difficulties [17].…”
Section: Theoretical Foundations For Diagnosing the Hybrid Powertrainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The applied methods of analysis and synthesis of the control system do not pay enough attention to the multicriterion of the arising optimization problems of diagnostics. These circumstances do not allow for fully disclosing the potential of hybrid vehicles [1,2,5,17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%