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Spontaneous ignition in storage and production lines: Investigation on wood pellets and protein powders

Pauner, Martin Ankjer / Bygbjerg, Henrik

10.1002/fam.945.abs

Three materials were tested in small‐scale baskets of cubic dimensions and analyses were performed based upon the results according to the Frank‐Kamenetskii (FK) method and the crossing point (CP) method. Comparison of the FK method and the CP method results was performed additionally. The activation energy E and the QA value were found. The relationship between critical ambient temperature and the storage size was determined as well as the relationship between CAT and time to maximum thermal runaway for the materials. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Spontaneous ignition in storage and production lines: Investigation on wood pellets and protein powders

Pauner, Martin Ankjer / Bygbjerg, Henrik

10.1002/fam.945.abs

Three materials were tested in small‐scale baskets of cubic dimensions and analyses were performed based upon the results according to the Frank‐Kamenetskii (FK) method and the crossing point (CP) method. Comparison of the FK method and the CP method results was performed additionally. The activation energy E and the QA value were found. The relationship between critical ambient temperature and the storage size was determined as well as the relationship between CAT and time to maximum thermal runaway for the materials. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Spontaneous ignition in storage and production lines: Investigation on wood pellets and protein powders

Pauner, Martin Ankjer / Bygbjerg, Henrik

10.1002/fam.945.abs

Three materials were tested in small‐scale baskets of cubic dimensions and analyses were performed based upon the results according to the Frank‐Kamenetskii (FK) method and the crossing point (CP) method. Comparison of the FK method and the CP method results was performed additionally. The activation energy E and the QA value were found. The relationship between critical ambient temperature and the storage size was determined as well as the relationship between CAT and time to maximum thermal runaway for the materials. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Title:

Spontaneous ignition in storage and production lines: Investigation on wood pellets and protein powders

Contributors:

Pauner, Martin Ankjer (author) / Bygbjerg, Henrik (author)

Published in:

Fire and Materials ; 31 ; 477-494

Publication date:

2007-12-01

Size:

18 pages

ISSN:

1099-1018 , 0308-0501

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1002/fam.945

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

crossing point method , wood pellets, protein powders , activation energy , thermal runaway , Frank‐Kamenetskii , spontaneous ignition, self‐heating , critical ambient temperature , small scale basket test

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