Large Scale Diesel Oil Burns
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Abstract
Diesel oil was burnt in a 41.5 m diameter real oil storage tank. Thermal radiation and IR–image of the flame were obtained. Effects of wind direction for external thermal radiation were studied. Results of thermal radiation and IR–image are in good agreement with our previous results, and justified our previous results in large scale tanks, up to 50 m in diameter which were burnt on the ground.