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Publikováno v:
Chemical Engineering Research and Design. 187:584-597
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Fire Technology. 57:2859-2885
This work describes a deep learning methodology for “emulating” temperature outputs produced by the Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS), a CFD software. An array of artificial neural networks (ANNs) is trained to predict transient temperatures at speci
Autor:
Tyler Buffington, Ofodike A. Ezekoye
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Fire Technology. 55:2369-2393
Understanding the relationship between fire department response times and fire outcomes is critical for understanding the impact of a fire department in a community . This paper outlines a statistical analysis of United States fire department respons
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Fire Safety Journal. 129:103559
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Fire Safety Journal. 126:103446
In this paper, smoke transport in high-rise buildings through elevator shafts and stairwells is investigated for various fire location and stack effect conditions. For this purpose, a transient network model, Fire-STORM, is upgraded and used. The res
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Fire Safety Journal. 125:103443
This paper presents a deep learning model for quickly predicting the temporal evolution of smoke, temperature, and pressure during a high-rise fire scenario. The deep learning model, titled Brain-STORM, serves as a fast and accurate surrogate model o
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Computers, Environment and Urban Systems. 88:101633
This work examines different spatial and sociodemographic models for predicting residential fire counts at the census tract level for 118 U.S. fire departments across 25 states. The models give five-year forecasts of residential fire counts for 3392
Autor:
Ofodike A. Ezekoye, Tyler Buffington
Publikováno v:
Proceeding of 4th Thermal and Fluids Engineering Conference.
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Journal of Applied Physics. 123:185101
Despite promising proofs of concept, system-level implementation of magnetic refrigeration has been critically limited by history-dependent refrigerant losses that interact with governing thermodynamic cycles to adversely impact refrigeration perform