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The Determination of the Heat Release Rate on Cotton Smoldering Fire and Polyurethane Fire

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This paper mainly introduces several common models of the heat release rate. The heat release rate of cotton smoldering fire SH2 and polyurethane plastic fire SH3 in the standard GB4715-2005 are determined according to the related data, and the result not only guide the way to study on the fire but provide the basis for setting fire reasonably in the numerical simulation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 668)

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915-919

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.668.915

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March 2013

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Hong Wen Li, Yun Tao Yue, Yu Xing Li, Hao Zhang

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Heat Release Rate Model, SH2, SH3, Standard Test Fire

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