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Soot Characterization of Porous Wildland Fuel Combustion

  • 11 Nov 2019
  • 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Quiet Cannon, 901 N. Via Clemente, Montebello, CA 90604

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  • 6-foot display table for use of the sponsor and five minutes at the beginning of the meeting to address the audience.
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Topic:  Soot Characterization of Porous Wildland Fuel Combustion

Date:  November 11, 2019

Location:

Quiet Cannon

901 N. Via San Clemente

Montebello, Ca 90604

Schedule

11:30AM: Registration and Networking

12:00PM: Meeting and Lunch

12:30PM: Key Note Presentation

1:30PM: Conclusion of Meeting

Monthly Meeting Sponsor (NEW)

Monthly meeting sponsor $150.  SFPE SoCal is pleased to announce the introduction of a single meeting sponsor for regularly scheduled monthly meetings. The monthly meeting sponsor is provided with a 6 foot display table, and 5 minutes at the beginning of the meeting to address the audience.  If provided, the sponsor’s logo will be on the monthly meeting flyer and identified on the event on the website.  Set up for the display is at 11:30am the day of the meeting and tear down is after the meeting at 2pm.

Event Flyer

11-11-19 Meeting Flyer.pdf

Speaker

Delaney Seeburger - Reax Engineering

Description

This presentation will discuss the characterization of soot produced under varying oxygen/nitrogen concentrations during combustion of pine needles. These experiments were performed to analyze the effect variations in soot particle size may have on radiation in wildland fires. Because of the increasing frequency and severity of wildland fires, understanding the mechanisms of fire spread and the role soot particles play is of critical importance.

Biography

Delaney Seeburger graduated from California Polytechnic State University with an MS in Fire Protection Engineering in June of 2019. Over the past two summers, she has interned with the National Park Service and Jensen Hughes. During her last term at Cal Poly, Delaney worked as a research assistance at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, helping with various wildland fire projects. She is currently working for Reax Engineering in the Bay area, assisting with several projects on proactive de-energization thresholds for utility companies. Delaney is a member of SFPE, NFPA, and IAWF.

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There are no Refunds since fees are still paid by SFPE Socal to restaurant even if you don't attend.




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