Published June 1994
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Mass Flux In Fire Plumes
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A review is given of data that describe the mass flux of gas in large buoyant diffusion flames, with the aim of developing a rational picture for this process as well as a correlation of the data. A brief review of flame-height scaling parameters is followed by a discussion of measurement techniques, the previous work on far-field and fire-plume models, and a description of an effort to develop a rational entrainment model.
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© 1994, International Association for Fire Safety Science. This work was supported in part by a grant from the Building and Fire Research Institute, and the National Institute of Science and Technology under the guidance of Dr. L. Cooper.Additional details
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- 10.3801/IAFSS.FSS.4-137
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