Original paper
Effectiveness of Xenon as a Fire Suppressant Under Microgravity Combustion Environment
Abstract
The ‘FLame EXtinguishment’ (FLEX) program conducted by NASA on board the International Space Station (ISS) has been assisting in developing fire-safety protocols for low gravity applications through microgravity droplet combustion experiments. A wide range of fuels, including alcohols and alkanes, have been studied in different ambient conditions that also encompass the use of various diluent species and concentrations. A prime focus of the work...
Paper Details
Title
Effectiveness of Xenon as a Fire Suppressant Under Microgravity Combustion Environment
Published Date
Aug 20, 2015
Volume
188
Issue
2
Pages
145 - 165
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