Role of Flame Retardants in Fire Safety
Flame retardants play a crucial role in increasing ignition temperature, self-extinguishing materials, preventing fires, reducing combustion rates, and saving lives by providing escape time for occupants. This document discusses the different types of flame retardants such as phosphorus, bromine, chlorine, nitrogen, and metal hydroxides, highlighting their characteristics and applications in fire safety. Halogen and non-halogen flame retardants are compared, emphasizing their efficiency and mechanisms of action. Understanding the role of flame retardants is essential for fire prevention and protection measures.
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Figures for AstroBEAR simulations Danny Russell
Figure 1. Wind velocity 0.4cm 2cm 0.5cm 0.4cm Wind magnetic field 2cm
Future simulations we would like once we have established whether we want to include radiative cooling or not:
Setup 2 B field orientation 0.5 mm 7.5 mm Flow direction Obstacles Setup: 2 cylindrical brass obstacles (0.5mm diameter with 7.5mm core-to-core spacing). The obstacles are extended into the page. The magnetic field is perpendicular to both the flow direction and the axis of the obstacles.
Setup 3 B field orientation 0.5 mm 3 mm Flow direction Obstacles Setup: 2 cylindrical brass obstacles (0.5mm diameter with 3mm core-to-core spacing). The obstacles are extended into the page. The magnetic field is perpendicular to the flow direction and parallel to the axis of the obstacles.
