Fire Tests for Representative Combustibles in Residential Facilities for the Development of Field Commander Training Content

In this study, the fire patterns, heat emissions, and smoke generated by means of fire tests developed for representative combustibles in residential facilities were analyzed from among seven fire types. These combustibles were selected in a previous study to simulate real-world situations and profe...

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Published inFire Science and Engineering Vol. 34; no. 2; pp. 22 - 29
Main Authors Moon, Min-Ho, Yang, So-Yeon, Han, Kuk-Il, Lee, Ji-Hee, Kim, Hyung-Jun
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 30.04.2020
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Summary:In this study, the fire patterns, heat emissions, and smoke generated by means of fire tests developed for representative combustibles in residential facilities were analyzed from among seven fire types. These combustibles were selected in a previous study to simulate real-world situations and professionalism required while dealing with these types of fires and develop the field commander training content. Consequently, the maximum heat dissipation was recorded as 728.6 kW, followed by the dissipation measured from the combination of a mattress and electric blanket, desk and chair, and TV and mattress. The total heat emission of sofas (226.2 MJ) and the combination of mattress and electric blanket (2,259.5 m2) was recorded. In this study, the scope of the tests was limited to the fire characteristics and characteristics of the combustibles, and it is expected that a simulation using various data acquisition methods and FDS would be performed and evaluated at a later stage.
ISSN:1738-7167
2508-6804
DOI:10.7731/KIFSE.856ab02a