Research on the Temperature Field of Unconfined Gas Cloud Explosion

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Authors

  • Jin Fan
     ,CN
  • Huang Tao
     ,CN
  • Jianguo Ding
     ,CN
  • Jiahong Jiang
     ,CN

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18311/ijprvd/2022/30657

Keywords:

Gas Cloud Explosion, Temperature Field, Fitting Function, CFD.

Abstract

Hemispherical finite element model of combustible gas was created by Fluent software to simulate the gas cloud explosion. The temperature field of unconfined gas cloud explosion was studied by data fitting. The result shows that, each monitoring point experienced four stages: rose to peak temperature; dropped to a high temperature quickly; maintained in this high temperature and lasted some time; declined slowly. Double fold line model can fit the curves of temperature change, and get the temperature-time functions finally.

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Published

2022-07-12

How to Cite

Fan, J., Tao, H., Ding, J., & Jiang, J. (2022). Research on the Temperature Field of Unconfined Gas Cloud Explosion. Indian Journal of Power and River Valley Development, 72(7&8), 140–143. https://doi.org/10.18311/ijprvd/2022/30657

Issue

Volume 72, Issue 7&8, July-August 2022

Section

Articles
Received 2022-07-11
Accepted 2022-07-11
Published 2022-07-12

 

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