Smoke, toxicity and tenability covers the fire products and exposure conditions considered when assessing the effects of fire on people. It includes smoke, soot, carbon monoxide, other combustion gases and fire toxicity.
Articles examine visibility in smoke, exposure to heat, oxygen depletion and methods for describing the effects of toxic gases. Tenability criteria connect these conditions with the assessment of whether an environment remains compatible with escape or another specified activity. The category links the production and concentration of fire products with the interpretation of exposure and occupant safety assessments.
Related categories: Combustion · Smoke Control · Human Behaviour & Evacuation
Pages in category "Smoke, Toxicity & Tenability"
The following 16 pages are in this category, out of 16 total.