ArticleACS omega2026
Application Research of Fire-Extinguishing Polymer Composite (FEPC) in Mobile Power Outlets.
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Abstract
With the increasing popularity of electrical equipment and power demand, mobile power outlets are widely used in daily life and industrial settings. However, due to their compact structure and limited heat dissipation conditions, mobile power outlets often catch fire due to overload or short circuits. This paper analyzes the ignition situation of sample power outlets under different overload powers and identifies two key points of ignition during the overload process based on the combustion triangle: combustible smoke (flammable gases, flammable vapors, and organic macromolecular particles) and high-temperature electric arcs. The effect of the number and position of fire-extinguishing polymer composite (FEPC) on sample power outlets during the overload process is tested. The experimental results show that when more than three 3 cm
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