Mohamed Beshir

Assistant Professor

Carleton University

Canada

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Dr. Mohamed Beshir is an Assistant Professor at Carleton University, Canada. His research focuses on fire dynamics, particularly in informal settlements, with recent studies addressing factors such as ventilation, wind effects, and boundary walls on fire spread. He also explores innovative techniques for energy harvesting and the behavior of burning in various structural contexts.

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Senior Lecturer in Structural Engineering

University of Edinburgh

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Qualitative Analysis of Ventilation Position and Dimension Effects on Compartment Fire Dynamics: An Experimental and Numerical Approach

Investigating Numerically the Effect of Wind on Fire Spread Between Two Informal Settlements Dwellings

The Effect of the Fuel Location and Ventilation Factor on the Fire Dynamics of Informal Settlement Dwellings

Automatic Resonance Tuning Technique for an Ultra-Broadband Piezoelectric Energy Harvester

Laboratory experiment of fire spread between two informal settlement dwellings

Modelling the Effects of Boundary Walls on the Fire Dynamics of Informal Settlement Dwellings

Experimental and Numerical Study for the Effect of Horizontal Openings on the External Plume and Potential Fire Spread in Informal Settlements

A full-scale experimental study on single dwelling burning behavior of informal settlement

Determination of Critical Separation Distance Between Dwellings in Informal Settlements Fire

Semi-empirical model for estimating the heat release rate required for flashover in compartments with thermally-thin boundaries and ultra-fast fires

Developing an experimental database of burning characteristics of combustible informal dwelling materials based on South African informal settlement investigation

Full-Scale Informal Settlement Dwelling Fire Experiments and Development of Numerical Models

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David Rush

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