Sentence examples for smoke propagation from inspiring English sources

With the help of the additional smoke barrier, smoke propagation in a subway station can be well controlled.

Saffire III will be very similar to Saffire I. Concepts for 3 follow-up Saffire missions are in development to further understand flame spread, smoke propagation, as well as detection and suppression of fire.

Several scenarios has been designed where fire happed at a certain location and smoke propagation condition has been simulated in advance.

In case of a train fire, the operation of these ventilation systems needs to be studied in order to get optimal control of smoke propagation and provide better environmental conditions for personnel evacuation.

The proposed model has a hybrid structure where the dynamics of fire and smoke propagation are modelled by mean of Cellular Automata and for simulating peoples behaviour we use Intelligent Agents.

Visibility at a distance of 2 m above the ground along the tunnel, distance of smoke propagation and efficiency of smoke extraction in variation of induced velocities were respectively investigated for 50MW fire scenarios which different smoke extraction modes were taken into consideration, such as two-way balanced smoke exhaust or one-way smoke exhaust towards the upstream or the downstream.

In many countries, the propagation of smoke-free air policies has been slowed by fears that restrictions on smoking may have a negative impact on businesses [ 1].

From the specimen tests, it was seen that the interior panels met the fire safety for the flame propagation, toxicity and smoke density performance.

The application of numerical fire simulations to validate and to evaluate the propagation of fire and smoke is already a fundamental part of the preparation of fire protection or safety concepts, especially in the field of performance-based designs.

Even if it were the case that the initial smoke-induced events involve antigen non-specific inflammation and tissue damage, this would not necessarily diminish the potential importance of autoimmunity in the propagation and transition to a self-perpetuating, smoke-independent process (which could explain why COPD persists after cessation of smoking).

The spatial distributions of burned and unburned gases during the propagation were measured from the Mie scattering of tobacco smoke in a thin planar laser sheet.