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Summary

Flaming combustion and smouldering occur in different regions and forms. Based on Van Rossum (2027), §4.1 and Ohlemiller (2002), p. 2-200.

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

Source basis: Van Rossum (2027), §4.1; Ohlemiller (2002), p. 2-200
Alt text: Left, flame above fuel vapour; right, oxygen reacting inside a porous char bed without flame.

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Short title	Left, flame above fuel vapour; right, oxygen reacting inside a porous char bed without flame.
Image title	Two panels. Flaming: fuel vapour rises from a solid and reacts with oxygen in a gas-phase flame above it. Smouldering: oxygen penetrates a porous char bed and reacts at an internal surface without a flame; smoke leaves the bed.
Width	900
Height	600