Sentence examples for development of a fire from inspiring English sources

Ignition, as one of the most important processes during the initiation and development of a fire, needs to be studied in different situations.

The main objective of this study is the design and the development of a fire management software tool for Mediterranean pine forests of Greece.

Two general approaches may be followed for the development of a fire risk model: statistical models based on observed fire losses can support simple cost-benefit studies but are usually not detailed enough for engineering decision-making.

The second part of the paper deals with the development of a fire design method for axially loaded CFT columns based on the general rules stablished in Eurocode 4 Part 1-1 and employing the concept of room temperature equivalent concrete core cross-section.

USS and USS were maintained to a standard where they could be rapidly returned to service as fire support vessels, pending the development of a superior fire support vessel.

Moreover, the data necessary for the development of a simplified fire design method can be compiled from a parametric study with such models.

After an introduction to the principles of generic risk assessment, the focus of the present paper is on the development of a generic fire risk model for single family houses as an example.

This article gives an introduction on the development of fire science and fire protection engineering in China, and a brief on the conference.

The approach to the development of a quantitative methodology for fire protection design is discussed in the context of the analyses and the experiments.

Through finite element (FE) analyses, it is proved that the temperature development of a steel tube in fire condition can be taken safely as the temperature development of a tubular K-joint with a chord same as the steel tube.

Initially, by comparing with experimental results of heat release rate of a single car fire, the development of car fire is designed by letting surface densities of the fuel over the car.