Effects of Radiation on Temperature Measurement in a Fire Environment

Effects of Radiation on Temperature Measurement in a Fire Environment
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DOI:
10.1177/073490419701500602
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发表时间:
1997-11
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
Mingchun Luo
Mingchun Luo
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
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Mingchun Luo

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Thermocouples have been widely used to measure temperature in research and industry. For the purpose of building fire experiments, the thermocouple has been and will be a major instrument to obtain the temperature field of the fire environment, and hence to quantify the intensity of building fire. It has been found that the radiation error significantly affects the measured temperature using thermocouples. However, this issue has not been carefully investigated in the area of building fire research. A suction pyrometer was designed and applied to a series of fire experiments in a full-scale experimental building-fire facility to avoid the effect of radiation on the measured temperature. It was found that the reading from a bare thermocouple could be more than 100°C higher than the gas temperature obtained from the suction pyrometer during the flaming fire stage and more than 200°C higher during the flashover stage. For a steady-state fire environment obtained from a propane gas burner fire, the radiation error was negligible in the hot upper level near the ceiling. However, the thermocouple significantly overestimated the gas temperature by more than 80°C in the cool lower level near the floor because of the radiation error. The temperature predicted by the computational fluid dynamics model, CESARE-CFD fire model, was in good agreement with the measured temperature after the radiation correction in the lower level and deviated slightly in the upper level.