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https://www.nist.gov/people/anthony-d-putorti-jr
Anthony D. Putorti Jr. (Fed)
Dr. Anthony D. Putorti is a Fire Protection Engineer in the Fire Fighting Technology (FFT) Group of the Fire Research Division (FRD) of the Engineering Laboratory (EL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
Wai Cheong Tam, Jian Chen, Wei Tang, Qi Tong, Hongqiang Fang, Anthony Putorti
This paper presents the development of a fast-responding and accurate detection model for early-stage thermal runaway of a lithium-ion battery utilizing
Gabriel Taylor, Anthony D. Putorti Jr., Scott Bareham, Christopher U. Brown, Wai Cheong Tam, Michael Heck, Lucy Fox, Stephen Fink, Michael Selepak, Edward Hnetkovsky, Nicholas Melly, Kenneth Hamburger, Kenneth Miller
This report documents an experimental program designed to collect data and information to evaluate the performance of models developed to estimate the
Gabriel Taylor, Anthony D. Putorti Jr., Scott Bareham, Christopher U. Brown, Wai Cheong Tam, Ryan Falkenstein-Smith, Stephen Fink, Michael Heck, Edward Hnetkovsky, Nicholas Melly, Kenneth Hamburger, Kenneth Miller
This report documents an experimental program designed to investigate high energy arcing fault (HEAF) phenomena for medium-voltage, metal-enclosed bus ducts and
Anthony D Putorti Jr, Scott Bareham, Christopher U Brown
This dataset includes high definition video, thermal imaging video, and still images captured from the video. The video was recorded during full-scale High Energy Arcing Fault experiments in medium