2000
DOI: 10.3801/iafss.fss.6-1101
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Modelling Of Unconfined Flame Tilt In Cross-Winds

Abstract: Experiments were conducted to characterize the effects of crosswind on flame properties for unconfined fires. Propane gas was used as a fuel in a O.lm XO.lm diffusion burner employed as a model fire source. The effects of the floor around a fire source, which would control the volume of air entrained into the hot current, were also investigated. Empirical models of the apparent flame height of the inclined flame are presented. We also develop empirical models of the flame tilt angle based on the balance of mas… Show more

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“…9). This is consistent with analyses of flame drag (flame trailing) downwind of pool fires which typically scale with the diameter of the flame source [31,32]. The implication here is that the downwind extent to which flames are intermittently heating fresh fuel ahead of the ignition interface is related to factors producing flame drag.…”
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confidence: 87%
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“…9). This is consistent with analyses of flame drag (flame trailing) downwind of pool fires which typically scale with the diameter of the flame source [31,32]. The implication here is that the downwind extent to which flames are intermittently heating fresh fuel ahead of the ignition interface is related to factors producing flame drag.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 87%
“…That situation in the scale modeling of geotechnical engineering may well represent the relationship between engineering and science described by Williams [30]. Giving a centrifugal acceleration to a geotechnical model may be "kufu" that is appreciated as a fourth research tool by Emori [31] as explained by Saito [32]. If it is not considered "kufu," the technique involved in centrifuge testing, is definitely a powerful tool for use in geotechnical engineering.…”
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“…In 2000, Oka et al . [6] developed an empirical model of the tilt angle of diffusion propane flame by assuming that the tilt angle was controlled by the balance of the upward hot current and crosswind at the average flame height. This model qualitatively coupled the flame tilt angle with the dimensionless heat release and source Froude number.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research on flame shape and plume property from a single fire source in the presence of cross-winds in unconfined space was reported by Thomas [1], AGA [2] and other researchers [3][4][5]. Oka and Sugawa also have conducted some experiments and proposed the empirical formulae on the apparent flame height and flame tilt angle [6,7]. These models were derived based on experimental results with a square burner of 0.1 m x 0.1 m and releasing dimensionless heat release rate, Q*, ranging from 0.2 to 4.5.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%