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A Simulated Study on The Effect of Water Temperature on Cooling Efficiency of Water Mist Fire Extinguishers
In this paper, the effect of initial water temperature on the cooling performance of a water mist fire suppression system has been investigated. A zero-dimensional analytical model was first developed to study the thermal and dynamic behavior of a single water droplet. The developed model was valida
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