Abstract
Experimental investigations on the characteristic times of suppression of the flame combustion and thermal decomposition of wastes of coniferous and deciduous forest trees under the action of a liquid aerosol have been performed. As forest combustible materials, birch leaves and a mixture of components of a forest ground cover (leaves, needles, twigs) were used. Three schemes of interaction of a water droplet flow with a forest combustible material in the process of its burning were considered: the first scheme in which a material is preliminary moistened by the water sprayed upstream of its combustion front, the second scheme in which a liquid aerosol is supplied directly to the combustion front, and the third combined scheme in which water is sprayed upstream of the combustion front and over it. The influence of a favoring and an adverse air flows on the termination of combustion of a model fire hotbed was investigated. The conditions of spraying of water over forest combustible materials, providing the suppression of their flame combustion and thermal decomposition, were determined.
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics |
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| Publication status | Published - 1 Jan 2019 |
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Keywords
- aerosol flow
- combustion front
- flame combustion
- forest combustible material
- thermal decomposition
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Condensed Matter Physics
- Engineering(all)
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Interaction of a Liquid Aerosol with the Combustion Front of a Forest Combustible Material Under the Conditions of Countercurrent Air Flow. / Zhdanova, A. O.; Kuznetsov, G. V.; Nyashina, G. S.; Voitkov, I. S.
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AU - Voitkov, I. S.
PY - 2019/1/1
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N2 - Experimental investigations on the characteristic times of suppression of the flame combustion and thermal decomposition of wastes of coniferous and deciduous forest trees under the action of a liquid aerosol have been performed. As forest combustible materials, birch leaves and a mixture of components of a forest ground cover (leaves, needles, twigs) were used. Three schemes of interaction of a water droplet flow with a forest combustible material in the process of its burning were considered: the first scheme in which a material is preliminary moistened by the water sprayed upstream of its combustion front, the second scheme in which a liquid aerosol is supplied directly to the combustion front, and the third combined scheme in which water is sprayed upstream of the combustion front and over it. The influence of a favoring and an adverse air flows on the termination of combustion of a model fire hotbed was investigated. The conditions of spraying of water over forest combustible materials, providing the suppression of their flame combustion and thermal decomposition, were determined.
AB - Experimental investigations on the characteristic times of suppression of the flame combustion and thermal decomposition of wastes of coniferous and deciduous forest trees under the action of a liquid aerosol have been performed. As forest combustible materials, birch leaves and a mixture of components of a forest ground cover (leaves, needles, twigs) were used. Three schemes of interaction of a water droplet flow with a forest combustible material in the process of its burning were considered: the first scheme in which a material is preliminary moistened by the water sprayed upstream of its combustion front, the second scheme in which a liquid aerosol is supplied directly to the combustion front, and the third combined scheme in which water is sprayed upstream of the combustion front and over it. The influence of a favoring and an adverse air flows on the termination of combustion of a model fire hotbed was investigated. The conditions of spraying of water over forest combustible materials, providing the suppression of their flame combustion and thermal decomposition, were determined.
KW - aerosol flow
KW - combustion front
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KW - thermal decomposition
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