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    The document analyzes the maximum temperature on the ceiling of the Mont Blanc tunnel using numeric methods. The Mont Blanc tunnel connects France and Italy under the Alps. In 1999, a fire in the tunnel killed 39 people and damaged 35 vehicles as they breathed toxic smoke and were trapped in the rubble. To reduce future victims, the researchers sought to determine the maximum temperature in the tunnel ceiling during a fire using numeric methods and the Kurioka equation, which simulates temperature proportional to Q2/3/Hf5/3.

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    The document analyzes the maximum temperature on the ceiling of the Mont Blanc tunnel using numeric methods. The Mont Blanc tunnel connects France and Italy under the Alps. In 1999, a fire in the tunnel killed 39 people and damaged 35 vehicles as they breathed toxic smoke and were trapped in the rubble. To reduce future victims, the researchers sought to determine the maximum temperature in the tunnel ceiling during a fire using numeric methods and the Kurioka equation, which simulates temperature proportional to Q2/3/Hf5/3.

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    The document analyzes the maximum temperature on the ceiling of the Mont Blanc tunnel using numeric methods. The Mont Blanc tunnel connects France and Italy under the Alps. In 1999, a fire in the tunnel killed 39 people and damaged 35 vehicles as they breathed toxic smoke and were trapped in the rubble. To reduce future victims, the researchers sought to determine the maximum temperature in the tunnel ceiling during a fire using numeric methods and the Kurioka equation, which simulates temperature proportional to Q2/3/Hf5/3.

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    Maximum temperature analysis on the ceiling of the Mont Blanc tunnel by

    numeric method.
    By:
    Mavilda Hazni Islami (18/425011/TK/46706)
    Heru Pranoto Yudo (18/425003/TK/46698)
    Demas Saputro (18/424996/TK/46691)

    Abstract
    The Mont Blanc tunnel is a horseshoe tunnel. It is located in the Alps area which
    is correlate between French and Italy.In 1999, there was a fire in that tunnel. As
    the result of this accident, about 39 people died, and 35 vehicle are damaged.
    They died because the were breathe in the smoke from the fire and also trapped
    by the ruins. Therefore, to reduce the victims, it’s must to find out or to research
    the maximum temperature on the ceiling of the Mont Blanc tunnel. When the fire
    happened, there was a blast effect that makes the temperature become 1000°C,
    and it’s getting worst because the airflow.That temperature is intemperate max
    level that can hold by the tunel. The Numeric method is use to know about the
    profile of maximum temperature of the tunnel. By using the empiric kurioka
    equation, we can make a simulation the maximum temperature on the ceilinf of
    the mont blanc tunnel that directly proportional with the rule Q2/3/Hf5/3

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