Concepedia

Auto-ignition in hygroscopic, organic materials - especially forest products - as initiated by moisture absorption from the ambient atmosphere

Fire Safety Journal · 1981 · 30 citations · 11 references

Concepts

Natural SciencesForestryAtmospheric ScienceAtmospheric ThermodynamicsCombustionBiomass Burning EmissionsIgnitionMoist Air ThermodynamicsMoisture Dynamics In WoodTimber ProductsVolatile Organic CompoundsIgnition Of WoodIgnition PathwaysMoisture AbsorptionMoisture Absorption EffectsMoisture Effects On Wood BurningVolatile Organic Compounds EmissionsWood HygroscopicityWood-burning Emissions

References

11

Smouldering combustion in dusts and fibrous materials

K.N. Palmer · Combustion and Flame · 1957 · 122 citations

Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science +12

Some aspects of the self-heating and ignition of solid cellulosic materials

P.H. Thomas, P.C. Bowes · British Journal of Applied Physics · 1961 · 96 citations

Engineering, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +17

The effect of group IIIA–VIA elements and their oxides on graphite oxidation

J.F. Rakszawski, William E. Parker · Carbon · 1964 · 65 citations · Full text

Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +7

Self-ignition temperatures of materials from kinetic-reaction data

A. F. Robertson · Journal of research of the National Bureau of Standards · 1958 · 48 citations · Full text

Natural Sciences, Materials Engineering, Materials Science +13

Iron-catalyzed oxidation of wood carbohydrates

John A. Emery, Herbert A. Schroeder · Wood Science and Technology · 1974 · 48 citations

Pharmacy, Biochemistry, Chemistry +14