Estimation of heat, water, and black carbon fluxes during the fire induced by the Hiroshima A-bomb in 1945
Estimation of heat, water, and black carbon fluxes during the fire induced by the Hiroshima A-bomb in 1945
复制标题
1945 年广岛原子弹引发火灾期间热量、水和黑碳通量的估算
DOI:
10.15027/33620
复制
发表时间:
2012
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
T. Tanikawa
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
M. Aoyama;N. Kawano;Toshio Koizumi;T. Okada;Y. Okada;M. Ohtaki;T. Tanikawa
The amount of flammable materials in traditional Japanese houses in the Hiroshima region in July 1945 was estimated in terms of kg m in each 50 m grid in 8 km x 8 km region. Then, the amount of flammable materials was converted to heat, water, and black carbon fluxes based on the duration of the fire induced by the A20 bomb as a function of time and space. The average heat flux in the region was 14.4 kJ s m, and it ranged from 0.5 to 96.5 kJ s m. The total heat released during the fire was 7 PJ. In total, 0.22 Tg of water was produced and released during the fire. The total amount of black carbon produced and released during the fire was 0.02 Tg, when we assume that 10% of the fuel was under reducing conditions. The time25 dependent fluxes of heat, water, and carbon were also calculated in each 50 m grid.