File:Fse-replacement-air-v3.svg

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Summary

The same mass flow corresponds to a smaller volume flow at the higher density. Based on Van Rossum (2027), §3.6, and Cooper (2002), pp. 3-221–3-222.

Original illustration for Replacement air, level 3 Advanced.

Source basis: Van Rossum (2027), §3.6; Cooper (2002), pp. 3-221–3-222. Create an original visual; redraw, do not copy source figures.
Alt text: Bars show 20 and 11.7 cubic metres per second for the same 14 kilograms per second at different densities.
Accuracy notes: This is a density-conversion illustration, not a selected supply/exhaust balance. Do not imply that equal mass inflow and exhaust is the prescribed atrium strategy.

New drawing by Fire Safety Academy. © Fire Safety Academy.

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Short title	The same mass flow corresponds to a smaller volume flow at the higher density. Based on Van Rossum (2027), §3.6, and Cooper (2002), pp. 3-221–3-222.
Image title	Bars show 20 and 11.7 cubic metres per second for the same 14 kilograms per second at different densities. Source basis: Van Rossum (2027), §3.6; Cooper (2002), pp. 3-221–3-222. Create an original visual; redraw, do not copy source figures.
Width	900
Height	600