Twelfth International Symposium on Flammability and Sensitivity of Materials in Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres

STP Published: 2010

STP1522-EB

Twelfth International Symposium on Flammability and Sensitivity of Materials in Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres

Editor(s): Herve Barthelemy, Theodore A. Steinberg, Christian Binder, Sarah Smith

Twenty-eight peer-reviewed papers cover:
• Ignition and combustion of metals and non-metals
• Oxygen compatibility of components and systems
• Analysis of ignition and combustion
• Failure analysis and safety
• Aerospace and industry oxygen applications
• And more!

STP 1522 provides a diverse source of new information to the air separation industry, oxygen manufacturers, manufacturers of components for oxygen and other industrial gases service, manufacturers of materials intended for oxygen and other industrial gases service, and users of oxygen and oxygen-enriched atmospheres. It covers the aerospace, medical, industrial gases, chemical processing, steel and metals refining industries, as well as to military, commercial, and recreational diving.

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Keynote—Materials Selection for Oxidizer Service—Successes and Challenges

Joseph W. Slusser

Promoted Ignition-Combustion behavior of Cobalt and Nickel Alloys in Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres

Joseph F. Million, Anand V. Samant, Robert Zawierucha

Defining the Flammability of Cylindrical Metal Rods through Characterization of the Thermal Effects of the Ignition Promoter

David Lynn, Ted Steinberg, Kyle Sparks, Joel M. Stoltzfus

A Proposed Qualitative Framework for Heterogeneous Burning of Metallic Materials: The “Melting Rate Triangle”

Nicholas R. Ward, Theodore A. Steinberg

Ignition of Contaminated Aluminum by Impact in Liquid Oxygen—Influence of Oxygen Purity

Etienne Werlen, Frédéric Crayssac, Olivier Longuet, Fabien Willot

Verification of the ASTM G-124 Purge Equation

Katherine E. Robbins, Samuel Eddie Davis, Stephen D. Herald

Determination of Burn Criterion for Promoted Combustion Testing

Kyle M. Sparks, Joel M. Stoltzfus, Theodore A. Steinberg, David Lynn

Promoted Ignition Testing of Metallic Filters in High-Pressure Oxygen

Greg A. Odom, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau, Barry E. Newton, J. Ron Fielding

Oxygen Compatibility of Brass-Filled PTFE Compared to Commonly Used Fluorinated Polymers for Oxygen Systems

Stephen D. Herald, Paul M. Frisby, Samuel Eddie Davis

Ignition Sensitivity of Nonmetallic Materials in Oxygen-Enriched Air (NITROX): A Never Ending Story in SCUBA Diving?

Chr. Binder, T. Brock, O. Hesse, S. Lehné, T. Tillack

The Importance of Quality Assurance and Batch Testing on Nonmetallic Materials Used for Oxygen Service

Chr. Binder, K. Arlt, T. Brock, P. Hartwig, O. Hesse, T. Tillack

Identification and Quantification of Combustion Products Released by Non-Metallic Materials Used for Medical Oxygen Equipment

M. Carré, H. Barthélémy, J. Bruat, S. Lombard, O. Longuet, J. P. Schaaff

Determination of Time Required for Materials Exposed to Oxygen to Return to Reduced Flammability

Susana Harper, David Hirsch, Sarah Smith

Effect of Oxygen Concentration on Autogenous Ignition Temperature and Pneumatic Impact Ignitability of Nonmetallic Materials

Sarah Smith

Liquid Oxygen Rotating Friction Ignition Testing of Aluminum and Titanium with Monel® and Inconel® for Rocket Engine Propulsion System Contamination Investigatio

Stephen F. Peralta, Keisa R. Rosales, Joel M. Stoltzfus

Electrical Arc Ignition Testing for Common Handheld Electrical Devices in Oxygen-Enriched Atmosphere

Kyle Sparks, Timothy Gallus, Sarah Smith

High Pressure Quick Disconnect Particle Impact Tests

Keisa R. Rosales, Joel M. Stoltzfus

Advanced Crew Escape Suits (ACES) Particle Impact Test

Keisa R. Rosales, Joel M. Stoltzfus

Good Practices for Avoiding Fires in Steel Mill Oxygen Systems

Elliot T. Forsyth, Barry E. Newton, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau, Brendan Brophy

Oxygen Fire Hazards in Valve-Integrated Pressure Regulators for Medical Oxygen

Elliot T. Forsyth, Barry E. Newton, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau, Brad Forsyth

Sealed Aluminum Cavity Reactions When Submerged in Pure O Reboiler Sump

William P. Schmidt, Michael Cawthra, Patrick A. Houghton, Ralph H. McDonald, Robert J. Sherwood, Stephen J. Wieder

Vacuum Superinsulated Liquid Oxygen Piping and Vessels

Alain Colson, Etienne Werlen, Hervé Barthélémy

Adiabatic Compression Testing—Part I: Historical Development and Evaluation of Fluid Dynamic Processes Including Shock-Wave Considerations

Barry E. Newton, Ted Steinberg

Adiabatic Compression Testing—Part II: Background and Approach to Estimating Severity of Test Methodology

Barry E. Newton, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau, Ted Steinberg, Christian Binder

Tribocharging of Particle Contaminants Evaluated as an Ignition Source in Oxygen-Enriched Environments

Aditi Oza, Sudipto Ghosh, Kanchan Chowdhury

An Approach to Understanding Flow Friction Ignition: A Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Study on Temperature Development of High-Pressure Oxygen Flow Inside Micron-Scale Seal Cracks

Jared D. Hooser, Mingjun Wei, Barry E. Newton, Gwenael J. A. Chiffoleau

The Rate-Limiting Mechanism for the Heterogeneous Burning of Cylindrical Iron Rods

Nicholas R. Ward, Theodore A. Steinberg

Chlorine Trifluoride Exposure Testing and Oxidizer Reactivity Results

James VanOmmeren

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Developed by Committee: G04

Pages: 507

DOI: 10.1520/STP1522-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-8407-7

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-7508-2