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Experimental Study of Combustion Characteristics of Typical Material in a Non-Hermetic Room

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The results of experimental study of combustion peculiarities of typical materials (alcohol, paper, wood and textiles) in a small-sized unsealed chamber are presented. By the method of exponential filtering of measurements by traditional fire sensors of temperature, smoke density and carbon monoxide concentration of the gaseous medium in the ceiling area of the experimental chamber, the combustion peculiarities of these materials were revealed. It is established that the dynamics of temperature, smoke density and gas medium concentration in the ceiling area of the chamber during the ignition of alcohol, paper, wood and textiles has a complex and non-stationary character. This character of dynamics is caused by complex and invisible mechanisms of interaction at the molecular and macroscopic levels of combustion materials with the gas medium of the chamber. It was found that the beginning of combustion of materials is characterized by the signs of appearance of the trend of growth and increase of fluctuations of temperature, smoke density and carbon monoxide concentration of the gas medium. These signs are representative, which allows recommending them for current detection of material ignition in order to prevent fire in the premises.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 438)

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131-138

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-f5i2NU

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Boris Pospelov, Evgeniy Rybka, Ruslan Meleshchenko, Dmytro Polkovnychenko, Ruslan Korniienko*

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Carbon Monoxide Concentration, Dynamics of Temperature, Experimental Chamber, Gas Environment, Paper, Peculiarities of Combustion of Alcohol, Smoke Density, Textiles, Wood

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