File:Fse-burning-rate-v1.svg

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Summary

Heat balance at a burning surface: the net heat flux divided by the heat of gasification gives the mass loss rate. Based on Tewarson (2002), p. 3-98.

Original vector illustration for Burning rate, level 2 Intermediate.

Source basis: Tewarson (2002), p. 3-98 (Equation 11 and its terms); Van Rossum (2027), §3.1 (pyrolysis gases feed the fire, fire heats the fuel)
Alt text: Cross-section of a burning fuel slab with arrows for flame and external heat flux in, re-radiation out and fuel vapour rising into the flame.

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Short title	Heat balance at a burning surface: the net heat flux divided by the heat of gasification gives the mass loss rate. Based on Tewarson (2002), p. 3-98.
Image title	Cross-section of a burning fuel slab with arrows for flame and external heat flux in, re-radiation out and fuel vapour rising into the flame. Source basis: Tewarson (2002), p. 3-98 (Equation 11 and its terms); Van Rossum (2027), §3.1 (pyrolysis gases feed the fire, fire heats the fuel)
Width	900
Height	600