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Values of the vectors of observations (¦re retardant and ¦re-extinguishing

Values of the vectors of observations (¦re retardant and ¦re-extinguishing

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The method of mathematical planning of the experiments was used for determination of the leading factors influencing on the efficiency of nitrogen-phosphorus-containing flame inhibitors for wood, peat. It was found, that the inhibition of free radical reactions in the gaseous phase with volatile nitrogen products is dominating mechanism of burn ter...

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... α i > 0 is the setting step motion) in the direction of vector g. In the chosen direction g, a consistent displacement was performed at step α 1 = 0.2 and then at step α 2 = 0.4 with transition to the ¦rst point with coordinates: X For each of the two new FRC pertaining to the coordinates in the nat- ural variables, ¦ve experiments were conducted to determine the e©ciency of §ame-retarding and ¦re-extinguishing of peat and wood and which furnished the experimental results, as well as average values of vectors y peat and y wood listed in Table 2. Thus, the new recipe made it possible to improve extinguishing and ¦re-resisting properties of FRC for both peat and wood. ...
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... the chosen direction g, a consistent displacement was performed at step α 1 = 0.2 and then at step α 2 = 0.4 with transition to the ¦rst point with coordinates: X For each of the two new FRC pertaining to the coordinates in the nat- ural variables, ¦ve experiments were conducted to determine the e©ciency of §ame-retarding and ¦re-extinguishing of peat and wood and which furnished the experimental results, as well as average values of vectors y peat and y wood listed in Table 2. Thus, the new recipe made it possible to improve extinguishing and ¦re-resisting properties of FRC for both peat and wood. Inasmuch as fur- ther displacements in the selected direction g at α 3 = 0.6 has led to an FRC, ¦re tests of which showed lower ¦re-extinguishing and ¦re-protection e©ciencies (see Table 2), the previous FRC with parameters x (2) 1 = 6.17, x (2) 2 = 2.87, and x (2) 3 = 6.21 was adopted as the best formulation. Application of the mathemat- ical method of experiment planning allowed to optimize the FRC and increase its ¦re-retardant and ¦re-extinguishing e©ciency with respect to both peat and wood as compared to the initial recipe. ...