Burning characteristics of solid combustibles in fire investigation

预测火灾模型越来越多地被用于分析火灾事件。然而，与家庭和工业火灾有关的固体可燃物的燃烧特性尚未得到彻底的了解和描述。该项目通过对固体燃料燃烧过程进行更全面的分析，并将化学反应与固体可燃物释放的特定挥发物直接联系起来，重点开发新颖和创新的预测火灾模型。这些挥发物被认为是在不同设置和配置的大范围高温条件下消防工程设计评估的改变游戏规则。

Predictive fire models are increasingly being considered to analyse fire events. Nevertheless, the burning characteristics of solid combustibles relevant to household and industrial fires are yet to be thoroughly understood and described. This project focuses on the development of novel and innovative predictive fire models by incorporating a more comprehensive analysis of the combustion process of solid fuel, and directly linking the chemistry with particular volatiles emitted from the solid combustibles. These volatiles are regarded as being game-changing for fire engineering design assessments for a wide range of high temperature conditions in different settings and configurations.