Modeling flame propagation of micron-sized iron dust particles in media with spatially discrete sources
Authors:
- Mehdi BidabadiMBMehdi Bidabadi
- Mohammadhadi HajilouMHMohammadhadi Hajilou
- Alireza Khoeini PoorfarAPAlireza Khoeini Poorfar
- Sina Hassanpour YosefiSYSina Hassanpour Yosefi
- Saeedreza ZadsirjanSZSaeedreza Zadsirjan
- 1 October 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Fire Safety Journal
- Vol. 69, 111-116
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