Bulletin of Japan Association for Fire Science and Engineering
Online ISSN : 1883-5600
Print ISSN : 0546-0794
ISSN-L : 0546-0794
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Experimental Study on Pressurization Smoke Control by Using a Medium-Size Model (Part 1)
—Prediction of Hot Layer Temperature and Exhaust Efficiency in a Fire Room—
Yuichi WATANABESanae MATSUSHIMATokiyoshi YAMADA
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2001 Volume 51 Issue 2 Pages 83-94

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Abstract
A series of pressurization smoke control experiments were conducted using a fire room [2. 7 m × 3. 6 m × 1. 18 m (height)] of two-fifths reduced scale model for examining air supply conditions necessary to prevent smoke efflux from a fire room. For understanding the prediction of the critical air velocity to prevent smoke backflow under pressurization smoke control, the temperature of the hot layer formed in a fire room shall be well-assessed. Therefore, the temperature of the hot layer in a fire room and the waste gas of the exhaust were measured for constructing equations for simple prediction.
In case of pressurization smoke control, the algebraic simple equation on the temperature of the hot layer in a fire room at unsteady state is proposed in consideration of the heat loss by the waste gas of the exhaust based on these experimental data.
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