Materials and oxygen

Only extracted values are included. Material ranges use conditions recorded for the same test ID.

Ambient oxygen ceilings

Phase is taken from the test, or from the investigation-wide record when it has exactly one extracted phase. Missing or ambiguous phases are excluded. These observations are not design limits.

gas

PSI-10: 40.0% · 20 source records

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21301A1 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=188;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A2 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=189;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A3 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=190;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A4 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=191;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A5 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=192;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A6 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=193;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A7 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=198;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A8 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=199;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301A9 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=200;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301C1 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=194;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301C2 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=195;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301D1 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=196;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301D2 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=197;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301H1 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=201;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301H2 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=202;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301H3 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=203;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301J1 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=204;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301J2 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=205;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301J3 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=206;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

21301J4 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-10/Experimental table/PSI-10_Experimental table_Flame Design_Normal Flame.csv · row=207;column=XO2 (init) · XO2 (init) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=42 · Flame Design is one of six independent experiments that are part of the ACME project, which used a single modular set of hardware to carry out studies of flames burning gaseous fuels in the ISS’ Combustion Integrated Rack (CIR). · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-10/Reports/PSI-10_Reports_FinalRpt_ACMEFlameDesign.pdf · page=44 · The challenges of normal-gravity studies are avoided by performing the tests on the International Space Station (ISS), where the non-buoyant microgravity flames allow the effects of convection direction and flame structure to be independently varied. · extracted · PSI investigation

PSI-20: 40.0% · 10 source records

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2019-Feb-25 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=3;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2019-Feb-8 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=1;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2019-March-4 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=4;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2020-Dec-11 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=14;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2020-Dec-17 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=15;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2020-Dec-23 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=16;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2020-Dec-4 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=13;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2020-Dec-5 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=12;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2020-Sept-3 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=10;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

2021-Jan-28 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-20/Experimental table/PSI-20_Experimental table_ACME BRE.csv · row=18;column=Oxygen Conc (percent) · Oxygen Conc (percent) · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=subResearchArea · Flames of Gaseous Fuels · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-20/_investigation/PSI-20.json · section=researchImpacts · Quasi-steady burning corresponding to various condensed-phase materials (such as PMMA and Nylon) was observed in microgravity despite the absence of air flow, where the cessation of ventilation is an established step in putting out spacecraft fires. · extracted · PSI investigation

liquid

PSI-69: 34.0% · 9 source records

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192F001 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=20;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

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nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

192F002 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=21;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

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nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

192F003 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=22;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

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psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

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nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

196F001 · gravity: microgravity

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psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=19;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

196F002 · gravity: microgravity

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=23;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

196F003 · gravity: microgravity

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=24;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

220R001 · gravity: microgravity

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=37;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

220R002 · gravity: microgravity

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=38;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

224F001 · gravity: microgravity

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/Experimental table/PSI-69_Experimental table_FLEX.csv · row=39;column=O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · O initial ambient composition; mole fraction · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-69/_investigation/PSI-69.json · section=objective · The FLEX (Flame Extinguishment Experiment) investigation aims to map the flammability limits of liquid fuels in microgravity environments, measure the effectiveness of various gaseous fire suppressants such as CO2, He, and SF6, and develop reliable predictive models for combustion limits under reduced gravity conditions. · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

nasa/iss-combustion-guide-2015/np-2015-10-034-jsc_combustion_in_reduced_gravity-iss-mini-book-011116-508.pdf · page=36 · FLEX and the follow-on FLEX–2 experiments are exploiting the microgravity environment to study the spherically symmetric combustion of liquid droplets. · extracted · PSI investigation

solid

PSI-26: 22.7% · 1 source records

Show test IDs and sources

54 · gravity: microgravity

Source

psi-data/PSI-26/Science Documents/PSI-26_Science Documents_As Run_Test Matrix.xlsx · sheet=as run matrix;row=55;column=O2 % by volume · O2 % by volume · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-26/_investigation/PSI-26.json · section=title · Burning and Suppression of Solids · extracted · PSI investigation

Source

psi-data/PSI-26/Science Documents/PSI-26_Science Documents_FlammabilityAspectsofFabric_USNationalCombustion.2013.docx · paragraph=17 · Microgravity combustion tests burning fabric samples were performed aboard the International Space Station. · extracted · PSI investigation

Excluded ambient records: 1.

PSI-25 · F4 · 0.174 1

Source

psi-data/PSI-25/Experimental table/PSI-25_Experimental table_BASS-II.csv · row=26;column=Calibrated initial O2 % by vol · Calibrated initial O2 % by vol · extracted · PSI investigation

Burner oxygen

Oxygen flowing from the burner, not the cabin:

PSI-159: 85.0% · 79 source records
Show test IDs and sources
21202 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=17;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=18;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=19;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=20;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 H1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=21;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 H2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=22;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 H3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=23;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 H4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=24;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 J1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=25;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 K1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=26;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 K2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=27;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21202 L1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=28;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21209 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=29;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21209 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=30;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21209 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=31;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21209 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=33;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21209 B1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=32;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21209 B2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=39;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=41;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=42;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=43;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=44;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 A5
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=45;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 A6
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=46;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 B1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=47;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 H1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=50;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21216 H2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=51;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21222 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=54;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21222 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=55;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21222 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=56;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21222 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=57;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21222 A5
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=58;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21222 B1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=59;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=64;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=65;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=66;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=67;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 B1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=68;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 H1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=74;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 H2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=75;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21228 J1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=76;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21235 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=81;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21235 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=82;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21235 B1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=88;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21235 K1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=89;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21235 L1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=90;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21242 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=91;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=97;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=98;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=99;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=100;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 A5
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=101;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 B1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=104;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 H1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=106;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 H2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=107;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 H3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=108;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 H4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=109;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 H5
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=110;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21256 J1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=113;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21265 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=114;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21265 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=115;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21265 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=116;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21265 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=117;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21265 A5
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=118;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=131;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 A2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=132;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 A3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=133;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 A4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=134;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 H1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=136;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 H2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=137;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 H3
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=138;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 H4
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=139;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21270 H5
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=140;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21277 A1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=141;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21277 C1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=147;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21277 C2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=148;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21277 F1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=150;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21277 F2
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=151;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

21277 M1
Source

psi-data/PSI-159/Experimental table/PSI-159_Experimental table_CFI-G_Inverse Flames.csv · row=152;column=XO2 · XO2 · extracted · PSI investigation

NASA challenge: “The intermediate oxygen concentration used on the Moon will likely be 30% or greater, with a corresponding pressure of 10.2 psi or less.” “To enable flexibility, spacesuits are filled with 100% oxygen to only 4.3 psi (pounds per square inch), where the Earth's pressure at sea level is 14.7 psi.” NASA challenge statement

Moon reference ≥30%; suit reference 100% at 4.3 psi.

µg vs 1 g, same sample, as recorded

The local SAFFIRE-II CSV header reads “?-g” in the source file; its original microgravity symbol is not preserved there. Values are shown as written. The thickness “037 mm” is flagged as ambiguous in the extraction.

Sample?-g burn length?-g spread length1-g burn length1-g spread rateThickness as recorded

Material family × investigation

Families and geometry are PYRION substring conventions; ambiguous names remain under other. Source strings are preserved below.

FamilyInvestigationO₂FlowGravityRecorded strings
DBPPSI-102Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

Dibutyl Phthalate [not specified]

KaptonPSI-101Not in extracted test rows0 cm/s – 8.1 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

Kapton [not specified]

KaptonPSI-102Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rowsmicrogravity
Raw descriptions

Kapton [not specified]

lampwickPSI-101Not in extracted test rows0 cm/s – 8.1 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

Lampwick [not specified]

lampwickPSI-102Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rowsmicrogravity
Raw descriptions

Lampwick [not specified]

NomexPSI-2521.0% – 22.2%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

Nomex natural (nomex III) [not specified]

NomexPSI-2621.2% – 22.5%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

Nomex III Natural [not specified]

Nomex blend 2 cm [not specified]

nomex natural III [not specified]

NomexPSI-9922.1%20 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

PMMA & Nomex [not specified]

otherPSI-2513.6% – 22.2%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

0.5" black rod [rod]

1/2" clear rod [rod]

1/4 blac rod [rod]

1/4 black rod [rod]

1/4 clear rod [rod]

1/4" black rod [rod]

1/4" black rod [rod]

1/4" clear rod [rod]

100 micron film 2 cm wide [sheet]

2 cm 0.4 mm thick film [sheet]

200 micron 2 cm wide [not specified]

3/8" black rod [rod]

3/8" clear rod [rod]

3/8"clear rod [rod]

300 micron film 2 cm wide [sheet]

4 cm spherical section [sphere]

400 micron film 2 cm wide [sheet]

otherPSI-2616.7% – 22.4%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

1 cm sphere [sphere]

1 cm sphere wake [sphere]

1 cm wake sphere [sphere]

2 cm sphere [sphere]

2 cm sphere wake ign [sphere]

candle [candle]

PMMAPSI-2514.2% – 22.2%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

1 cm 0.2 mm PMMA film [sheet]

1 cm wide 200 micron thick PMMA [not specified]

1 cm wide PMMA 1 mm thick [not specified]

1 cm wide PMMA 2 mm thick [not specified]

1 cm wide PMMA 3 mm thick [not specified]

1 cm wide PMMA 5 mm thick [not specified]

1 mm thick PMMA 1 sided 2 cm [not specified]

1 mm thick PMMA 2 cm wide [not specified]

1/2" clear PMMA rod [rod]

100 micron PMMA film 2 cm wide [sheet]

2 cm 0.1 mm PMMA film [sheet]

2 cm 0.2 mm PMMA film [sheet]

2 cm 4 mm 1 sided PMMA slab [sheet]

2 cm 0.1 mm PMMA film [sheet]

2 cm 100 micron thick PMMA [not specified]

2 cm wide 5 mm thick 1 sided PMMA [not specified]

2 cm wide PMMA 2 mm thick [not specified]

2 cm wide PMMA 3 mm thick [not specified]

2 mm thick PMMA 2 cm wide [not specified]

200 micron PMMA film 2 cm wide [sheet]

2mm thick PMMA 1 sided 2 cm wide [not specified]

3 mm thick PMMA 2 sided 2 cm thick [not specified]

3 mm thick PMMA 1 sided 2 cm wide [not specified]

300 micron PMMA film 2 cm wide [sheet]

4 mm thick 1 cm wide PMMA slab [sheet]

4 mm thick 2 cm 2ide PMMA slab [sheet]

4 mm thick PMMA 2 cm wide [not specified]

5 mm thick PMMA 2 cm wide [not specified]

PMMAPSI-2615.9% – 22.6%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
Raw descriptions

2 cm pmma sphere [sphere]

PMMA 1 cm [not specified]

PMMA 2 cm [not specified]

PMMA slab [sheet]

PMMA sphere 1 cm [sphere]

PMMA sphere 2 cm [sphere]

pmma 1 cm [not specified]

pmma 2 cm [not specified]

pmma slab [sheet]

pmma slab oppsed [sheet]

pmma slab opposed [sheet]

pmma sphere [sphere]

PMMAPSI-990.22..0.221, 0.22120 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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PMMA [not specified]

PMMA & Nomex [not specified]

PyrellPSI-101Not in extracted test rows0 cm/s – 8.1 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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Pyrell [not specified]

SIBALPSI-1000.21..0.21230 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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SIBAL Fabric [fabric]

SIBALPSI-2516.4% – 20.8%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
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1 cm SIBAL [not specified]

1 cm SIBAL top side ign [not specified]

2 cm SIBAL [not specified]

2 cm Sibal moved igniter [not specified]

SIBALPSI-2621.5% – 22.7%Not in extracted test rowsmicrogravity
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SIBAL 1 cm [not specified]

SIBAL 2 cm [not specified]

SIBAL 2 cm opposed flow [not specified]

SIBALPSI-980.215..0.217, 0.21520 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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SIBAL Fabric [fabric]

SIBALPSI-9922.1%20 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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Cotton-Fiberglass (SIBAL) [not specified]

siliconePSI-101Not in extracted test rows0 cm/s – 8.1 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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Silicone [not specified]

siliconePSI-102Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rowsmicrogravity
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Silicone Rubber [not specified]

siliconePSI-9921.5% – 22.1%20 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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Silicone [not specified]

TeflonPSI-101Not in extracted test rows0 cm/s – 8.1 cm/sNot in extracted test rows
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Teflon [not specified]

TeflonPSI-102Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rowsmicrogravity
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Teflon [not specified]

UltemPSI-2621.9% – 22.5%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
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ultem sheet [sheet]

waxPSI-2517.4%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
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Japan Wax candle [candle]

waxPSI-2615.9% – 21.9%Not in extracted test rowsNot in extracted test rows
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Japan Wax Candle wake [candle]

candle paraffin wake [candle]

candle Japan wax [candle]

flat wax slab [sheet]

paraffin wax candle [candle]

paraffin wax slab [sheet]

parrafin wax candle [candle]

parrafin wax slab [sheet]

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