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DTIC ADA079548: Postcrash Fuel Fire Hazard Measurements in a Wide-B...
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This report describes results obtained utilizing a full-
scale, wide- body test article for studying postcrash
cabin fire hazards produced by an external fuel fire
adjacent to a cabin door opening. Seventy-two tests were
conducted at various ambient wind conditions and fire
sizes in a fire-hardened cabin devoid of interior
materials. This work was the first phase of a study to
realistically characterize postcrash cabin fire hazards.
Temporal data, taken at a large number of cabin
locations, are presented and discussed pertaining to the
effect of ambient wind on the rate of hazard accumulation
inside of the cabin; stratification of heat, smoke, and
toxic gases; the effect of fire size of thermal radiation
through the opening; and the relative importance of heat,
smoke, and carbon monoxide in a fuel-dominant fire. It is
concluded that major stratification of hazards occurs in
the cabin when the hazards are created by an external
fuel fire, and that ambient wind determines the amount of
hazards entering a cabin due to a given external fuel
fire.
Date Published: 2017-11-04 22:15:51
Identifier: DTIC_ADA079548
Item Size: 39157860
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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