File:Fse-smouldering-to-flaming-transition-v3.svg

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Smouldering mass-loss model of the International Fire Engineering Guidelines: rate (left axis) and cumulative mass lost (right axis), with the 22 min and 75 min marks from the worked example. Based on Quintiere et al. (1985), as cited in National Research Council of Canada et al. (2005), p. 2.4-11.

Original illustration for Smouldering-to-flaming transition, level 4 Expert.

Source basis: National Research Council of Canada et al. (2005), p. 2.4-11; Australian Building Codes Board (2020a), Data Sheet B1, p. 9; time marks from Ohlemiller (2002), p. 2-208 (22 min) and Purser (2002), p. 2-135 (75 min)
Alt text: Two curves over 0 to 120 minutes: mass loss rate rising to 73 g/min at 60 minutes, cumulative mass rising to about 5.9 kg.

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Short title	Smouldering mass-loss model of the International Fire Engineering Guidelines: rate (left axis) and cumulative mass lost (right axis), with the 22 min and 75 min marks from the worked example. Based on Quintiere et al. (1985), as cited in National Research Council of Canada et al. (2005), p. 2.4-11.
Image title	Two curves over 0 to 120 minutes: mass loss rate rising to 73 g/min at 60 minutes, cumulative mass rising to about 5.9 kg. Source basis: National Research Council of Canada et al. (2005), p. 2.4-11; Australian Building Codes Board (2020a), Data Sheet B1, p. 9; time marks from Ohlemiller (2002), p. 2-208 (22 min) and Purser (2002), p. 2-135 (75 min)
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