Abecassis Empis, Cecilia

Cowlard, Adam

Welch, Stephen

Torero, Jose L

2008-08-04T08:29:06Z

2008-08-04T08:29:06Z

2007-11-14

Chapter 3 in the book: The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C. Abecassis Empis and R. Carvel, Published by the School of Engineering and Electronics, University of Edinburgh, 2007. ISBN 978-0-9557497-0-4

The first of the Dalmarnock Fire Tests was a post-flashover compartment fire experiment held on July 25th, 2006, in a two-bedroom single-family flat on the 4th floor of the 23- storey reinforced concrete tower in Dalmarnock, Glasgow, where the tests were held. The main experimental compartment was a fully-furnished living room/office space, instrumented with a high density of fire- and structural-monitoring sensors where a fire was allowed to develop freely to post-flashover conditions. A detailed description of the set-up of this test, including compartment layout, fuel and ventilation conditions and specifics of the monitoring sensors can be found in Chapter 2. Major events throughout the 19 min fire are reported followed by a thorough characterisation of the fire using sensor information. The characterisation of Test One provides a platform with potential for analytical and computational fire model validation.

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C. Abecassis-Empis, A. Cowlard, S. Welch, JL. Torero, Test One: The ‘Uncontrolled’ Fire, The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling, Edited by G. Rein, C. Abecassis Empis and R. Carvel, Published by the School of Engineering and Electronics, University of Edinburgh, 2007. ISBN 978-0-9557497-0-4

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The Dalmarnock Fire Tests: Experiments and Modelling

Chapter 2, Test One: The ‘Uncontrolled’ Fire

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Test One: The ‘Uncontrolled’ Fire

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