特集—多様化する燃料
大規模火災の模型実験
2011 年 53 巻 164 号 p. 78-84
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2011 年 53 巻 164 号 p. 78-84
Scale-modeling is a powerful tool to understand the detail of a large-scale fire. A scale-model experiment must be so designed that it reproduces the prototype phenomenon. In doing so, several hypotheses must be established based on dimensional considerations and their validity must be tested. This article discusses techniques to conduct a reliable scale-modeling study and presents some examples.
