Ierardi, J.
and Barnett, J.
(2003),
CFD Modeling of Aerosol Entry in Simplified Smoke Detector Geometries., Fire Safety Science. Proceedings. Seventh (7th) International Symposium. International Association for Fire Safety Science (IAFSS). POSTER ABSTRACTS, Worcester, MA, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=916879
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CFD Modeling of Aerosol Entry in Simplified Smoke Detector Geometries.
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J A. Ierardi, J R. Barnett
Abstract
The interaction between a ceiling jet and smoke detector is being investigated with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling in order to better under aerosol entry phenomena. The CFD modeling is performed in two stages. The first stage simulates the bulk transport of smoke from the fire to the detector location. The second stage uses the ceiling jet conditions from the first stage as an inlet boundary condition. The geometry of a smoke detector and the fluid region in its immediate vicinity are modeled in order to examine the nature of the aerosol entry for the given inlet condition and geometry.Proceedings Title
Fire Safety Science. Proceedings. Seventh (7th) International Symposium. International Association for Fire Safety Science (IAFSS). POSTER ABSTRACTS
Conference Dates
June 16-21, 2003
Conference Location
Worcester, MA
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Conferences
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Keywords
fire research, computational fluid dynamics, aerosols, smoke detectors
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Created June 16, 2003, Updated February 17, 2017