This paper reviews the physics and correlations for the burning behaviour of pool fires in
wind, discussing also challenges for future research on this topic. In the past decades, the …

Pool fire is generally described as a diffusion combustion process that occurs above a
horizontal fuel surface (composed of gaseous or volatile condensed fuel) with low (∼ zero) …

A fact often overlooked is that large-scale wildfires, although occurring infrequently, are
responsible for the overwhelming majority of fire-related suppression costs, economic …

This work provides a detailed overview of existing investigations into the fire–wind
interaction phenomena. Specifically, it considers: the fanning effect of wind, wind direction …

The flame attachment behaviors over an inclined surface were investigated by a gas burner,
and its effects on the temperature, heat flux, and the velocity distribution were explored by …

Flame spread is an important parameter used in the evaluation of hazards for fire safety
applications. The problem of understanding and modeling flame spread has been …

Understanding multiple fire sources interactions in cross airflow that frequently occur in
wildland fire or industrial process accident scenario is helpful for establishing guidelines for …

This paper investigates the influence of wind on mass loss rate per unit area (MLRPUA) of
fuel-controlled pool fires both in an open environment and inside tunnels and the scale …

Experimental investigations were conducted to characterise the impacts of crosswind and
burner aspect ratio on the flame evolution characteristics and flame base drag length of gas …

Surface fire is the most prevalent type of wildland fire and dominates the cost of wildland
firefighting. The high-intensity burning behaviors in surface fires stem from the significant …