International Journal of Hydrogen Energy · 2015 · 50 citations · 7 references
EngineeringChemical EngineeringComputational EngineeringCombustionComputational Fluid DynamicsComputational Heat TransferCombustion ProcessesFire HazardsFire ModelingFire SafetyFire Safety EngineeringFire SimulationCfd SimulationComputational Fluid Dynamics Fire ModelsComputational Fluid Dynamics Fire SimulationFiresIndustrial Fire SafetyJet FiresLarge-eddy Simulation Of Turbulent CombustionWall Heat Flux Distribution
The fire accident to most frequently occur at a process plant may be generated at any place transporting or handling combustible materials. Especially, in the case of a jet fire at a process plant pipe operated under high pressure, a critical outcome may arise. To review this, this study was designed to apply the CFD simulation on the outcome of a jet fire generated at a high pressure hydrogen pipeline within a pipe rack structure to compute the consequences. For the simulation, Kameleon FireEx(KFX) was used, and for results, the temperature of a jet fire and heat flux distribution under the complex geometry of a pipe rack structure, boundary conditions, and turbulent combustion were reviewed.
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