Fire Size and Response Time Predictions in Underground Coal Mines Using Neural Networks

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Manuel J. Barros-Daza Kray D. Luxbacher Brian Y. Lattimer Jonathan L. Hodges
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Mar 6, 2022

Abstract

The abstract discusses the importance of predicting fire response time (the time before conditions become untenable for firefighters) in underground coal mines. It introduces a data-driven approach using artificial neural networks (ANNs) to predict response time and fire size based on measurable parameters like CO concentration, mine geometry, air velocity, and time since fire detection. The approach was tested using simulations from fire models (FDS and FSSIM), showing promising results for real-time predictions during mine fires.
Citation

APA: Manuel J. Barros-Daza Kray D. Luxbacher Brian Y. Lattimer Jonathan L. Hodges  (2022)  Fire Size and Response Time Predictions in Underground Coal Mines Using Neural Networks

MLA: Manuel J. Barros-Daza Kray D. Luxbacher Brian Y. Lattimer Jonathan L. Hodges Fire Size and Response Time Predictions in Underground Coal Mines Using Neural Networks. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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