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Fuel Shape Effect On The Deterministic Properites Of Turbulent Diffusion Flames

Hasemi, Y. and Nishihata, M., 1989. Fuel Shape Effect On The Deterministic Properites Of Turbulent Diffusion Flames. Fire Safety Science 2: 275-284. doi:10.3801/IAFSS.FSS.2-275


ABSTRACT

Measurements of flame height and temperature distribution above fuel surface were made on rectangular propane burners in a huge calm enclosure. Flame height is represented as a function of Qmod = Q/PoCpToG where A and B are the length of the shorter and longer side of a fuel; respectively. Vertical distribution of temperature above the center of a fuel is compared with temperature profiles for square fuels and for line fuels. Finally a practical criterion for the approximation of rectangular fuels by square and line source is proposed.


Keyword(s):

turbulent flame, flame height, temperature, aspect ratio


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