Introduction to Mathematical Fire Modeling
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Actual Fire Data
advanced compartment fire prediction methods
Airborne Solid Particulates
ASTM fire model validation
Author_Marc L. Janssens
Bisection Technique
Category=PB
Ceiling Jet
compartment fire simulation
Convective Heat Release Rate
Convective Heat Transfer
deterministic fire analysis
Entrainment Rate
eq_isMigrated=1
eq_isMigrated=2
eq_nobargain
fire dynamics modeling
fire safety engineering
Fourth Order Runge Kutta Method
Furniture Calorimeter
Heat Loss
Heat Release Rate
Heat Release Rate Curve
Heat Release Rate Data
Hot Layer
Houston Fire Department
Mass Loss Rate
Moisture Content
Non-linear Algebraic Equation
Ode Solver
Ordinary Differential Equations
Peak Heat Release Rate
QBASIC fire modeling software
Safe Egress Time
Stepsize Control
Total Heat Release Rate
Vent Flows
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- ISBN 9781566769204
- Weight: 385g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 14 Jul 2000
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Computer simulation proves to be a valuable tool for the analysis and prediction of compartment fires. With the proper understanding and software, fire safety professionals can use modeling tools and methods to find answers to many critical questions relating to the prevention, investigation, and reconstruction of compartment fires.
Thoroughly updated and revised, An Introduction to Mathematical Fire Modeling, Second Edition introduces the concepts, software, and techniques of computer-aided mathematical modeling and the software for the analysis and prediction of a variety of compartment fires. Beginning with basic compartment fire theory, the author develops a simple mathematical model that provides an engineering approximation of the time-varying conditions created by fires in an enclosure that may be subject to hot-layer vents.
This is the first book focused on the deterministic computer modeling of compartment fires, and the FIRM model presented is the first fire model to be documented, validated, verified, and evaluated according to ASTM guidelines. The text includes detailed information on the use of the QBASIC software provided on an enclosed CD-ROM.
