Basmanov A. Fundamental theory of prevention of chain fire spread at the fuel tank stores and raise of efficiency of its liquidation

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0506U000693

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Specialization

  • 21.06.02 - Пожежна безпека

07-12-2006

Specialized Academic Board

Д 64.707.01

Essay

The stochastic approach to simulation of fire situations at the fuel tank store is proposed and justified in this thesis. The input data for model are the stochastic processes in the burning tank, the outcome data is a law of temperature distribution in the next tanks and its parameters. The unique feature of model is irregular heating of the tank and interaction between its parts. The method of an estimation of probability of the loss of hardness by steelworks for burning tank and probability of achieving the self-ignition point by the neighbour tank is proposed. The method of computation of cooling effect of high-pressure fire fighting hose units is proposed. The method and algorithm of optimal disposition of man-power and technical facilities for fire localization at the fuel tank store is proposed.

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