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Pyrolysis, Ignition and Combustion of Solid Fuels submission deadline 30 Jun 2026 | Viewed by 644 | Submission Open
Keywords: pyrolysis kinetics and thermodynamics; combustion and fire dynamics; ignition; fire spread; and extinction; artificial intelligence (AI); wildland and forest fire; battery fire; large-scale fire; unconventional fire; fire prevention
Cable and Wire Fires
edited by Xinjie Huang, , and Zhisheng Li
submission deadline 31 Jul 2026 | 1 articles | Viewed by 1400 | Submission Open
Keywords: cable and wire; pyrolysis and ignition; fire spread; heat transfer; dripping behavior; flame retardant; fire safety design
Fire Safety and Risk Management in Emerging New Energy Systems
edited by Yanyan Liu
submission deadline 31 Jul 2026 | Viewed by 33 | Submission Open
Keywords: Lithium-ion battery fires; thermal runaway; battery energy storage systems (BESS); electric vehicles (EVs); hydrogen energy and explosion hazards; renewable energy infrastructure fire risks; fire detection and suppression technologies; risk assessment and safety management
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