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Ventilation condition changes carbon monoxide production. Based on Gottuk and Lattimer (2002), pp. 2-54–2-55.

Diagram for the article Carbon monoxide (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Gottuk and Lattimer (2002), pp. 2-54–2-55, Figure 2-5.1, redraw, do not copy
Alt text: Open burning with little CO compared with fuel-rich layer producing substantial CO.

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Short title	Open burning with little CO compared with fuel-rich layer producing substantial CO.
Image title	Left, overventilated: a room with a large opening, plenty of incoming air, a local fire and a thin smoke layer containing mainly CO2 and a little CO (not zero). Right, underventilated: a room with a small window and a deep fuel-rich layer containing much more CO besides CO2; gases leaving the window mix with outside air and burn as external burning. Notes: little CO, not zero; much more CO, yield varies.
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