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  Experiments on the Turbulent Burning of Vertical Parallel Walls
 
 
Title: Experiments on the Turbulent Burning of Vertical Parallel Walls
Author: Tamanini, Francesco
Moussa, Albert N.
Appeared in: Combustion science and technology
Paging: Volume 23 (1980) nr. 3-4 pages 143-151
Year: 1980-08-01
Contents: The paper reports recent results on the burning of parallel combustible walls. Tests are discussed which were carried out with walls made of wicks ~1 m high soaked with methanol and toluene-methanol mixtures. A maximum increase in burning rate of about 40 percent over the single wall case is calculated from a view-factor analysis of the radiative heat exchange between the wails: this is consistent with the experimental measurements. The predicted maximum in burning rate occurs at a wall spacing of about 20 percent of the wall height. The analysis, which is based on a careful examination of the contribution by radiation to the energy budget for the burning of single walls, should not be regarded as a theory for parallel burning. There is indication, however, that the view-factor analysis may be reasonably accurate thanks to some cancellation among the phenomena which are not considered by the theory
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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