Floyd, J.
, Vandsburger, U.
and Wieczorek, C.
(2001),
Simulation of the Virginia Tech Fire Research Laboratory Using Large Eddy-Simulation With Mixture Fraction Chemistry and Finite Volume Radiative Heat Transfer, Interflam, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=861074
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Simulation of the Virginia Tech Fire Research Laboratory Using Large Eddy-Simulation With Mixture Fraction Chemistry and Finite Volume Radiative Heat Transfer
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, U Vandsburger, C J. Wieczorek
Abstract
A mixture fraction based combustion model and a finite volume radiation transport model have been added to the Fire Dynamics Simulator v1.0 (FDS) developed at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Computations of three propane fire experiments in a one-half scale ISO 9705 compartment are made with the new models. The computational results are compared to data collected at the Virginia Tech Fire Research Laboratory (VTFRL).Citation
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building technology, compartment fire, computational fluid dynamics, fire research, fire simulation, mixture fraction, propane, radiation
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Created September 19, 2001, Updated February 17, 2017