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Dr. Xueqiang Shi
Email: shixueqiang@nuc.edu.cn
Affiliation: School of Environment and Safety Engineering, North University of China, 030000, Taiyuan, China
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Research Interests: the fire dynamics of spontaneous combustion, ignition, and smoldering of combustibles, acoustic controlled combustion, ignition of multiphase substances, explosions
Dr. Yuanbo Zhang
Email: Zhangyb026@163.com
Affiliation: School of safety science and engineering, Xi'an University of science and technology, 710054, Xi'an, China
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Research Interests: coal spontaneous combustion, smoldering; reaction kinetics, pollutant control, co-combustion; combustion efficiency, biomass
Summary
With the integration and progress of the world's energy industry, energy thermal disasters have become an important obstacle to urban development and industrial processes. The evolution process of thermal disasters involves changes in multiple physical and chemical fields, and multiple coupled processes lead to the intensification of thermal disasters, such as the combination of dynamic and thermodynamic processes. The analysis of various physical and chemical coupling processes is crucial for the prevention and control of energy thermal disasters, especially for the ignition, combustion, and explosion of energy materials. In recent decades, a large number of physical and chemical process analyses have been carried out in the energy field, which has laid an effective foundation for the development of the energy industry. With the development of experimental methods and computing technologies, the research on the multi-process coupling mechanism of energy thermal disasters has considerable growth prospects. Research on multi-process coupling mechanisms is an effective method to mitigate energy thermal disasters. To make up for the deficiencies of the multi-process coupling mechanism of energy thermal disaster, it is urgently necessary to carry out basic research.
This special issue aims to explore the multi process coupling mechanism of energy thermal disasters, enrich the basic scientific theory of sustainable thermal disasters in the energy field, and cover ignition, combustion, and explosion of energy materials.
Suggested themes shall be listed.
1. The ignition and development process of gases, liquids, and solid fuels.
2. Theoretical and experimental study on coal spontaneous combustion.
3. Thermal runaway caused by battery abuse.
4. The process of smoldering combustible materials.
5. Combustible materials ignite and trigger explosions.
6. Explosion dynamics of gases/dust.
7. Control technology for thermal disasters.
Keywords
coal spontaneous combustion, multiphase combustion, coupling disasters, dynamical evolution, control technology, explosion dynamics.
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