16 research outputs found
Thermal destruction of vessels with liquid upon heating
Get PDFA new engineering technique of calculating the heating and thermal destruction of vessels containing liquid under extreme thermal loading conditions is offered. The heating of the shell and the internal vessel volume is described on the basis of the thermodynamic approach. The pressure growth in a vessel is a result of gas heating and liquid evaporation. Stresses within the shell and its destruction conditions are determined, which allows predicting the critical time of destruction upon heating. The calculation and experimental data for pressure growth inside the vessel are in good agreement
Approximations of Flammability Characteristics of Liquefied Petroleum Gas−Air Mixture with Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR)
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Model To Estimate the Flammability Limits of Fuel–Air–Diluent Mixtures Tested in a Constant Pressure Vessel
No full textPrediction of the Upper Flammability Limits of Organic Compounds from Molecular Structures
No full textEffects of Direct-Current (DC) Electric Fields on Flame Propagation and Combustion Characteristics of Premixed CH 4
No full textUpper Flammability Limits of Hydrogen and Light Hydrocarbons in Air at Subatmospheric Pressures
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