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January 1, 2010The Open Thermodynamics JournalOpen Access

Fire Control and Suppression by Water-Mist Systems

Paolo E. Santangelo Paolo Tartarini

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The present work is an attempt to offer a comprehensive review of literature contributions, phenomenology and relevant results on water-mist systems. In particular, the water mist characterization and behavior in the field of fire control and suppression have been identified as the main areas of investigation. Some key parameters have been analyzed to gain a quantitative evaluation of the physical phenomena related to water-mist systems.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7d320fdd3961f7384258d1 https://doi.org/10.2174/1874396x01004010167

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