Paper

NTRS 20040142357 · 2019 · Conference Paper

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Space Experiment Concepts: Cup-Burner Flame Extinguishment

Takahashi, Fumiaki

Experiments: FLEX

Space Fire Suppression Processes & Technology. Space experiment concepts of cup-burner flame extinguishment have been conceived to address to the key issues (i.e., organizing questions) in space fire suppression. Cup-burner flame extinguishment experiment can reveal physical and chemical suppression processes and provide agent effectiveness data useful for technology development of space fire suppression systems in various reduced-gravity platforms.

Test conditions.

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FuelO₂PressureAirflowSensorsSourceAI conf.Status
Methane
Cup Burner
——Uox = 6.7 cm/sFlame Detector, PIV-MZI Opticsp. 1095% Pending
Methane
Cup Burner
——Uox = 10.7 cm/sFlame Detector, PIV-MZI Opticsp. 1095% Pending

Findings.

  1. 01

    The GBEX experiment utilizes a cup burner with a chimney, igniter, and ultrasonic atomizer for oxidizer and agent inlet.

    Other · p. 1 · AI confidence 90% · Reported · Pending

    “GBEX Gaseous Burner Extinguishment EXperiment CUP BURNER CHIMNEY IGNITER FLAME DETECTOR FUEL INLET OXIDIZER+AGENT INLET”

  2. 02

    The FSEE experiment setup includes a chimney, cup burner, chamber, PIV-MZI optics, flow modules, and an ultrasonic atomizer.

    Other · p. 10 · AI confidence 90% · Reported · Pending

    “FSEE Fire Suppression in Extraterrestrial Environments CHIMNEY CUP BURNER CHAMBER PIV-MZI OPTICS FLOW MODULES COMPUTER &I/O BOX BATTERIES Drop/KC-135 Rig”

  3. 03

    Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) for the extinguishment study uses full chemistry (GRI Mech 1.2), radiative loss, and mixture rules.

    Other · p. 10 · AI confidence 90% · Reported · Pending

    “Direct Numerical Simulation (0g) •Full chemistry (GRI Mech 1.2)•Radiative loss •Mixture rules”