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Simulated Experimental Study on Suppressing and Extinguishing the Bookshelf Fires by Water Mist

Guangxuan Liao

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Water mist suppression system is used to protect water sensitive environments, such as rare book collections in libraries. This work experimentally studied the feasibility and limitation of using water mist to extinguish and suppress the library fires. The efficiency of water mist is investigated by exploring its relationships with ignition location and fire size.

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Key concepts: Mist, Environmental science, Ignition system, Environmental engineering, Fire protection, Work (physics), Waste management, Meteorology