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    <dc:title>Detailed simulation data of a small heptane pool fire</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>A  numerical  study  of  a  small-scale  turbulent heptane  pool  fire  is  conducted  in  the  present  study  to  understand  the  interactions  and  coupling  among  turbulence,  chemistry,  soot,  and  radiation in pool fires.  A Monte Carlo Ray Tracing (MCRT) based radiation solver, with  line-by-line  spectral  models  for  five  gaseous  species  and  soot,  is  coupled with a fireFOAM-based reacting flow solver to describe the dynamics of the target fire.  A 33-species skeletal mechanism is employed to describe the  finite-rate  chemistry.   A  two-equation  soot  model  with  C2H2 based  inception model is incorporated to describe soot dynamics.  The mean flame temperature and axial velocity are compared against empirical scaling relations, achieving encouraging agreement.  The computed radiative emission and absorption source terms, the temperature, CO2, CO, H2O, CH4, C2H4 and C7H16 fields are provided, to facilitate radiation model development. The data are generated by OpenFOAM-4.0. </dc:description>
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    <dc:subject>Fire</dc:subject>
    <dc:contributor>Wu, Bifen</dc:contributor>
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