1. Description of the technique

A few historical milestones

1917 – Thornton shows that there is a proportionality between the molar heat of combustion and the quantity of oxygen consumed during the complete combustion of a compound .

1968 – Hinkley et al. use oxygen content and flue gas flow to calculate the burning rate of cellulosic panels

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(1) - THORNTON (W.) - The relation of oxygen to the heat of combustion of organic compound. - Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science, 33, p. 196-203 (1917).
(2) - HINKLEY (P.L.), WRAIGHT (H.G.H.), WADLEY (A.) - Rates of heat output and heat transfer...

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