Modeling quenching distance and flame propagation speed through an iron dust cloud with spatially random distribution of particles
Authors:
- Mehdi BidabadiMBMehdi Bidabadi
- Mohammad MohebbiMMMohammad Mohebbi
- Alireza Khoeini PoorfarAPAlireza Khoeini Poorfar
- Simone HochgrebSHSimone Hochgreb
- Cheng-Xian LinCLCheng-Xian Lin
- Saeed Amrollahy BioukiSBSaeed Amrollahy Biouki
- Mohammadhadi HajilouMHMohammadhadi Hajilou
- 1 September 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries
- Vol. 43, 138-146
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