'Flame zone' presentation slideshows

Determining Fire Cause

Determining Fire Cause. Determine Area of Origin & Point of Origin. Before attempting to determine a cause. Fire Cause. Results of an event that brought together the heat, fuel, and oxidizer that resulted in a fire. Types of Fire Cause. Accidental Fires

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NOx

NOx. Sources and Control Methods. CE/AE 524B Air Pollution J. (Hans) van Leeuwen. Specific sources of NO x. Combustion sources Automobiles Boilers Incinerators. High-temperature industrial operations Metallurgical furnaces Blast furnaces Plasma furnaces Kilns. Other sources

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NOx

NOx. Reading: Chap 16. Thermal NOx vs Fuel NOx Strategies for Combustion Modifications Off stoichiometric combustion, flue gas recirculation, water injection, gas reburning, low NOx burner Flue Gas Treatment SCR, SNR, Absorption, Adsorption. Thermal NOx vs Fuel NOx.

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NOx

NOx. Reading: Chap 16. Thermal NOx vs Fuel NOx Strategies for Combustion Modifications Off stoichiometric combustion, flue gas recirculation, water injection, gas reburning, low NOx burner Flue Gas Treatment SCR, SNR, Absorption, Adsorption. Thermal NOx vs Fuel NOx.

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What is BAL Rating and do I have one?

Regardless of whether you are having an expert introduce your deck or are anticipating doing it without anyone else's help, you should know your Bushfire Attack Level, otherwise called a BAL rating. This rating is a method for evaluating your danger of a bushfire. The BAL evaluations are named LOW, 12.5, 19, 29, 40 and Flame Zone, with LOW significance you don't have much hazard and Flame Zone implying that you could get an all out assault from a fire. The BAL Rating of your property educates your decision of decking materials.

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BAL Rating importance

Regardless of whether you are having an expert introduce your deck or are anticipating doing it without anyone else’s help, you should know your Bushfire Attack Level, otherwise called a BAL rating. This rating is a method for measuring your danger of a bushfire. The BAL appraisals are marked LOW, 12.5, 19, 29, 40 and Flame Zone, with LOW significance you don’t have much hazard and Flame Zone implying that you could get an all out assault from a fire. The BAL Rating of your property educates your decision of decking materials.

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ME 475/675 Introduction to Combustion

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