File:Fse-cfast-v2.svg

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Summary

At fixed mass and pressure, the illustrative lower temperature corresponds to a smaller layer volume. Based on Peacock et al. (2026), pp. 7–8.

Original illustration for CFAST, level 3 Advanced.

Source basis: Peacock et al. (2026), pp. 7–8. Create an original visual; redraw, do not copy source figures.
Alt text: Two illustrative gas states show layer volume decreasing from 20 to 16 cubic metres as temperature falls.
Accuracy notes: No elapsed time or cooling rate is known. The comparison is not a dynamic CFAST simulation.

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Short title	At fixed mass and pressure, the illustrative lower temperature corresponds to a smaller layer volume. Based on Peacock et al. (2026), pp. 7–8.
Image title	Two illustrative gas states show layer volume decreasing from 20 to 16 cubic metres as temperature falls. Source basis: Peacock et al. (2026), pp. 7–8. Create an original visual; redraw, do not copy source figures.
Width	900
Height	600