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Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD

This analysis considers the computational simulations of the temperature distribution of a propane-air customary flame combusted from an aeronautical fire-certification set according to the ISO2685standard. The numerical codes have been executed in Computational Fluid Dyanmics using the k-ω SST turb...

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Main Authors: Bheekhun, N., Abu Talib, A.R., Hasini, H., Hassan, M.R.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-64262020-09-10T03:34:03Z Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD Bheekhun, N. Abu Talib, A.R. Hasini, H. Hassan, M.R. This analysis considers the computational simulations of the temperature distribution of a propane-air customary flame combusted from an aeronautical fire-certification set according to the ISO2685standard. The numerical codes have been executed in Computational Fluid Dyanmics using the k-ω SST turbulence model coupled with eddy-dissipation. The result shows that the maximum predicted temperature using the standard flame settings exceeds the required temperature for evaluation of a fire-resistive material. The mole fractions of the by-products, carbon dioxide and water have also been predicted. © (2014) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland. 2017-12-08T09:39:32Z 2017-12-08T09:39:32Z 2014 http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/6426
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description This analysis considers the computational simulations of the temperature distribution of a propane-air customary flame combusted from an aeronautical fire-certification set according to the ISO2685standard. The numerical codes have been executed in Computational Fluid Dyanmics using the k-ω SST turbulence model coupled with eddy-dissipation. The result shows that the maximum predicted temperature using the standard flame settings exceeds the required temperature for evaluation of a fire-resistive material. The mole fractions of the by-products, carbon dioxide and water have also been predicted. © (2014) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.
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author Bheekhun, N.
Abu Talib, A.R.
Hasini, H.
Hassan, M.R.
spellingShingle Bheekhun, N.
Abu Talib, A.R.
Hasini, H.
Hassan, M.R.
Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD
author_facet Bheekhun, N.
Abu Talib, A.R.
Hasini, H.
Hassan, M.R.
author_sort Bheekhun, N.
title Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD
title_short Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD
title_full Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD
title_fullStr Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD
title_full_unstemmed Flame temperature distribution from ISO2685 standard propane-air burner using CFD
title_sort flame temperature distribution from iso2685 standard propane-air burner using cfd
publishDate 2017
url http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/6426
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