File:Fse-atrium-smoke-control-v2.svg

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Summary

A stationary smoke interface requires a consistent balance between the smoke supplied and removed under the stated conditions. Based on Milke (2002), pp. 4-298–4-299 and 4-306.

Original illustration for Atrium smoke control, level 3 Advanced.

Source basis: Milke (2002), pp. 4-298–4-299 and 4-306. Create an original visual; redraw, do not copy source figures.
Alt text: Plume flow enters a smoke layer while exhaust removes gas above and replacement air enters below.
Accuracy notes: The air supply is below the interface. Do not equate cold inlet and hot exhaust volume rates without density conversion.

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Short title	A stationary smoke interface requires a consistent balance between the smoke supplied and removed under the stated conditions. Based on Milke (2002), pp. 4-298–4-299 and 4-306.
Image title	Plume flow enters a smoke layer while exhaust removes gas above and replacement air enters below. Source basis: Milke (2002), pp. 4-298–4-299 and 4-306. Create an original visual; redraw, do not copy source figures.
Width	900
Height	600