Solid inflammability boundary at low speed (SIBAL)

James S. T'ien; Kurt R. Sacksteder; Paul V. Ferkul; Hasan Bedir; Hsin Yi Shih; Paul S. Greenberg; Richard D. Pettegrew; Nancy Piltch; David Frate

Solid inflammability boundary at low speed (SIBAL)

James S. T'ien^*
, Kurt R. Sacksteder
, Paul V. Ferkul
, Hasan Bedir
, Hsin Yi Shih
, Paul S. Greenberg
, Richard D. Pettegrew
, Nancy Piltch
, David Frate

^*Corresponding author for this work

Case Western Reserve University

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Abstract

The effect of low speed flow on the spreading and extinction processes of flames over solid fuels was studied giving particular attention to flame propagation in concurrent flow, flammability boundary, and the near-limit behavior of the flames in a microgravity environment. Initial experiments gave useful informations, but failed to give conclusive results. To further analyze flame and fuel behaviors, a flammability test device was developed and tested in low-gravity aircraft trials. The device allowed a systematic investigation of the model-predicted flammability boundary and critical low-oxygen limit.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	399-404
Number of pages	6
Journal	NASA Conference Publication
Issue number	10194
State	Published - 1997
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 1997 4th International Microgravity Combustion Workshop - Cleveland, OH, USA Duration: 19 05 1997 → 21 05 1997

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Solid inflammability boundary at low speed (SIBAL)

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