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Example of convective power carried by an exhaust flow. Based on Van Rossum (2027), §5.3.

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

Source basis: Van Rossum (2027), §5.3
Alt text: Exhaust carries 100 m³/s at 463 °C with ambient 20 °C and result 21.35 MW.

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Short title	Exhaust carries 100 m³/s at 463 °C with ambient 20 °C and result 21.35 MW.
Image title	Worked example from Van Rossum (2027), section 5.3. A smoke exhaust duct extracts 100 m³/s of smoke at 463 °C; ambient air is 20 °C and the specific heat is 1005 J/(kg·K). Smoke density follows from 353 / 736 K, about 0.48 kg/m³. Transported power = density × specific heat × volume flow × (463 − 20) = 21.35 MW. This is the book example only, not a default system capacity.
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