Jet Fire Due to Gas Leakage Dynamical Theory and Risk Assessment /
Zhou, Kuibin.
Jet Fire Due to Gas Leakage Dynamical Theory and Risk Assessment / [electronic resource] : by Kuibin Zhou. - 1st ed. 2024. - IX, 129 p. 87 illus., 78 illus. in color. online resource. - Springer Series in Reliability Engineering, 2196-999X . - Springer Series in Reliability Engineering, .
Importance and Characteristics of Gas Leakage and Jet fire -- Dynamical Process of Gas Leakage -- Combustion Dynamics of Jet Fire -- Theoretical framework for calculating jet fires induced by high-pressure transient leakage -- Application of theoretical framework into the risk assessment of jet fire.
This book presents a theoretical framework for the quantitative calculation of casualties and damage from jet fires caused by high-pressure gas leaks in pressure vessels or pipelines. The framework incorporates gas leakage models, combustion dynamics models, thermal radiation models, and thermal damage criteria. It conducts sensitivity and uncertainty analyses for the input parameters of the theoretical framework. The robustness of the theoretical framework is verified through field tests. Ultimately, the theoretical framework is used to quantitatively analyze the accidents involving jet fires due to the rupture of natural gas transmission pipelines. The sub-models within the theoretical framework are developed using the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, combustion, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer, and have been validated by small-scale laboratory tests. However, the theoretical framework receives the validation of field tests and real-world case studies. The theoretical deductions in this book offer significant guidance for scaling up from the laboratory experiments to field applications. The book is intended for anyone interested in understanding the risks associated with gas leaks and jet fires. The methodology enables the calculation of hazards for specific processes in isolation or their integration to assess overall consequences.
9789819753291
Fire prevention.
Buildings--Protection.
Cogeneration of electric power and heat.
Fossil fuels.
Mining engineering.
Chemicals--Safety measures.
Fire Science, Hazard Control, Building Safety.
Fossil Fuel.
Mining and Exploration.
Chemical Safety.
TH9111-9745 TH9025-9092
628.92
Jet Fire Due to Gas Leakage Dynamical Theory and Risk Assessment / [electronic resource] : by Kuibin Zhou. - 1st ed. 2024. - IX, 129 p. 87 illus., 78 illus. in color. online resource. - Springer Series in Reliability Engineering, 2196-999X . - Springer Series in Reliability Engineering, .
Importance and Characteristics of Gas Leakage and Jet fire -- Dynamical Process of Gas Leakage -- Combustion Dynamics of Jet Fire -- Theoretical framework for calculating jet fires induced by high-pressure transient leakage -- Application of theoretical framework into the risk assessment of jet fire.
This book presents a theoretical framework for the quantitative calculation of casualties and damage from jet fires caused by high-pressure gas leaks in pressure vessels or pipelines. The framework incorporates gas leakage models, combustion dynamics models, thermal radiation models, and thermal damage criteria. It conducts sensitivity and uncertainty analyses for the input parameters of the theoretical framework. The robustness of the theoretical framework is verified through field tests. Ultimately, the theoretical framework is used to quantitatively analyze the accidents involving jet fires due to the rupture of natural gas transmission pipelines. The sub-models within the theoretical framework are developed using the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, combustion, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer, and have been validated by small-scale laboratory tests. However, the theoretical framework receives the validation of field tests and real-world case studies. The theoretical deductions in this book offer significant guidance for scaling up from the laboratory experiments to field applications. The book is intended for anyone interested in understanding the risks associated with gas leaks and jet fires. The methodology enables the calculation of hazards for specific processes in isolation or their integration to assess overall consequences.
9789819753291
Fire prevention.
Buildings--Protection.
Cogeneration of electric power and heat.
Fossil fuels.
Mining engineering.
Chemicals--Safety measures.
Fire Science, Hazard Control, Building Safety.
Fossil Fuel.
Mining and Exploration.
Chemical Safety.
TH9111-9745 TH9025-9092
628.92
