... A material thermal property database was developed for use in Consolidated Model of Fire and Smoke Transport (CFAST) simulations performed in support of fire investigations. The database includes thermal properties for interior surface materials; ignition, metal, and plastic target materials...

... in oxygen applications. A comprehensive understanding of factors that cause leaks and ignition in hoses used in oxygen service is important to prevent future fires. corrugated metal hose failure analysis fatigue fire fire investigation oxygen oxygen fire incident FLAMMABILITY AND SENSITIVITY...

... analysis fire investigation 234 FLAMMABILITY AND SENSITIVITY OF MATERIALS IN OXYGEN-ENRICHED ATMOSPHERES: 14TH VOLUME STP 1596, 2016 / available online at www.astm.org / doi: 10.1520/STP159620150075 Jonathan M. Tylka1 and Timothy D. Gallus1 Auto Ignition Temperature Test Chamber Fire Investigation...

... conducted with each fuel. The fire patterns were documented and analyzed for repeatability. The fire pattern height results are then compared to the mean flame height results to examine the level of agreement. burn patterns fire experiments fire investigation fire patterns flame height heat...

... due to the presence of an unusual kindling chain. This paper reviews the investigations and analytical work performed during the accident reconstructions and highlights the "lessons learned" from the incidents. KEYWORDS: fire investigation, failure analysis, oxygen fire, cause and origin analysis...

... of the oxygen fire incident, the protocol used to analyze the fire's cause and origin, and the results of the analysis. The recommendations to improve CUMA V2's ignition resistance and fire tolerance are also discussed. fire investigation oxygen SCUBA ignition mechanisms cause and origin analysis...

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