David B. Lenhert - Concepedia

Author

David B. Lenhert

National Institute of Standards and Technology

Also Known As

, D LENHERT, DAVID B. LENHERT, David B Lenhert, David B. Lenhert, David Lenhert

Publications

373

Citations

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All Affiliations

National Institute of Standards and Technology Drexel University

About

David B. Lenhert is an author at National Institute of Standards and Technology specializing in engineering, combustion science, and chemical engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	5	5	237
2	Chemical Engineering	3	3	144
3	Chemistry	2	2	127
4	Civil Engineering	1	1	67
5	Computer Engineering	1	1	67

David B. Lenhert

Publications

293

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	Year	Citations
The oxidation of a gasoline surrogate in the negative temperature coefficient region David B. Lenhert, David L. Miller, Nicholas P. Cernansky, Combustion and Flame Chemical EngineeringEngineeringOxidation ResistanceCombustion ScienceCombustion Engineering	2009	86
Influence of gypsum board type (X or C) on real fire performance of partition assemblies Samuel L. Manzello, Richard G. Gann, S R. Kukuck, Fire and Materials Real Fire PerformanceWall‐size Partition AssembliesEngineeringMechanical EngineeringStructural Engineering	2006	67
Soot particle size distributions in a well-stirred reactor/plug flow reactor Samuel L. Manzello, David B. Lenhert, Ahmet Yozgatlıgil, Proceedings of the Combustion Institute	2006	56
THE OXIDATION OF JP-8, JET-A, AND THEIR SURROGATES IN THE LOW AND INTERMEDIATE TEMPERATURE REGIME AT ELEVATED PRESSURES David B. Lenhert, David L. Miller, Nicholas P. Cernansky Combustion Science and Technology EngineeringOxidation ResistanceCombustion TheoryFuel ScienceCombustion Engineering	2007	41
Mixture fraction analysis of combustion products in the upper layer of reduced-scale compartment fires G. H. Ko, Anthony Hamins, Matthew Bundy, Combustion and Flame EngineeringFire SafetyCombustion ScienceMixture Fraction AnalysisUpper Layer	2008	26
Effects of benzene and naphthalene addition on soot inception in a well-stirred reactor/plug flow reactor David B. Lenhert, Samuel L. Manzello Proceedings of the Combustion Institute Chemical EngineeringEngineeringSoot InceptionNaphthalene AdditionEnvironmental Engineering	2008	17

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