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Enclosure Fires of Polyethylene
Preliminary experiments on enclosure fires of polyethylene are described giving data which suggest that enclosure fires of plastic can be studied in a manner similar to cellulosic and combustible liquids, as there are similarities between enclosure fires of wood, ethanol, paraffin oil and polyethylene. Toxic compounds and smoke can be determined as a function of fuel loading and ventilation. Experimental data indicate the feasibility of development of a standard test method for smoke and toxic compounds generated in enclosure fires involving various materials.
Enclosure Fires of Polyethylene
Preliminary experiments on enclosure fires of polyethylene are described giving data which suggest that enclosure fires of plastic can be studied in a manner similar to cellulosic and combustible liquids, as there are similarities between enclosure fires of wood, ethanol, paraffin oil and polyethylene. Toxic compounds and smoke can be determined as a function of fuel loading and ventilation. Experimental data indicate the feasibility of development of a standard test method for smoke and toxic compounds generated in enclosure fires involving various materials.
Enclosure Fires of Polyethylene
A. Tewarson (author) / S. N. Bajpai (author) / G. F. Pearson (author)
1973
25 pages
Report
No indication
English
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