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Model Describing the Steady-State Pyrolysis of Bubble-Forming Polymers in Response to an Incident Heat Flux.

May 1, 1985

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I S. Wichman

Products of Wood Gasification.

April 1, 1985

Author(s)

Thomas J. Ohlemiller, Takashi Kashiwagi, K Werner

Summaries of Center for Fire Research Grants and In-House Programs, 1984. Final Report.

April 1, 1985

Author(s)

S M. Cherry

Jefferson National Memorial Historial Site Analysis of Impact of Fire Safety Features (NBSIR 84-2897)

March 1, 1985

Author(s)

Harold E. Nelson

This report discusses the application of specific fire safety features and their impact on visitor safety. It is the product of a unique effort in intergovernmental cooperation. The report demonstrates the direct benefits of the National Bureau of

Network Models of Building Evacuation: Development of Software System. Final Report. Year Three.

March 1, 1985

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T M. Kisko, R L. Francis

Self-Heating to Ignition Measurements and Computation of Critical Size for Solar Energy Collector Materials. Final Report.

March 1, 1985

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J J. Loftus

Kinetic constants of the self-heating reaction were determined for plywood, a retardant treated plywood, and eight samples of polyurethane foam represnting possibly two different kinds of foam materials. Under the assumption that self-heating follows a

Effect of Wall and Room Surfaces on the Rates of Heat, Smoke, and Carbon Monoxide Production in a Park Lodging Bedroom Fire.

February 1, 1985

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B T. Lee

A furnishing arrangement representitative of those in U.S. Park Service lodging facilities was evaluated for its open burn (free burn) characteristics. The arrangement consisted of a double bed with a wood headboard and one wood night table. The proximity

Experimental Study of Negatively Buoyant Flows Generated in Enclosure Fires.

February 1, 1985

Author(s)

Y Jaluria, D Goldman

Investigation of Turbulent Fires on Vertical Walls: Wall Plume Structure.

February 1, 1985

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M C. Lai, S M. Jeng, G M. Faeth

Numerical Simulations of the Effect of Floor and Ceiling Venting on Fire and Smoke Spread in Aircraft Cabins.

February 1, 1985

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B P. De souza, K T. Yang, J R. Lloyd

Scale Effects on Fire Properties of Materials.

February 1, 1985

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Archie Tewarson

Significant Parameters for Predicting Flame Spread.

February 1, 1985

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Jim G. Quintiere

Blowout Fire Simulation Tests, Final Report.

January 1, 1985

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D B. Pfenning

Development of a Fire Evaluation System for Detention and Correctional Occupancies.

January 1, 1985

Author(s)

Harold E. Nelson, A J. Shibe

Equation-of-State-Based Thermodynamic Charges for Nonazeotropic Refrigerant Mixtures

January 1, 1985

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Piotr A. Domanski, David Didion

Application of a nonazeotropic mixture to a refrigeration machine offers a new degree of freedom in controlling machine performance by control of circulating mixture composition. Presenting possible thermodynamic cycles of such a machine operating with

Experimental Study of the Burning of Pure and Fire Retarded Cellulose.

January 1, 1985

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S S. Tewari

Importance of Including the Liquid Phase in Equations of State for Nonazeotropic Refrigerant Mixtures.

January 1, 1985

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G. Morrison

The recent surge of interest in nonazeotropic refrigerant mixtures has generated a need for correlation and prediction of liquid phase information for mixture. We show that the ideal mixture assumption (the linear weighting of pure liquid properties) can

Refrigerant Migration in a Split-Unit Air Conditioner

January 1, 1985

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W. J. Mulroy, David Didion

The relationship between cyclic refrigerant migration and cyclic loss for a residential, split-system air conditioner has been investigated. The cyclic refrigerant migration was measured at different points in the operating cycle by simultaneously shutting

Soot Inception in a Methane/Air Diffusion Flame as Characterized by Detailed Species Profiles

January 1, 1985

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K C. Smyth, J. H. Miller, R. C. Dorfman, William G. Mallard, R J. Santoro

Detailed species concentration profiles have been measured using optical and mass spectrometric methods in an atmospheric pressure methane/air diffusion flame burning on a Wolfhard-Parker slot burner. Relative concentrations have been determined for OH by