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...five fire signatures against detector types; each single detector has one mark, a combined smoke and heat unit has marks in several columns.|Fire signatur ...

Nor does the mean flame height mark the end of the [[Fire plume|fire plume]]. Hot combustion products and entra ...

...52.</ref> In the smoke layer of a room, temperatures between 800 and 900 K mark the transition from a very slow to a fast conversion. Below about 800 K, ca ...

...ment should distinguish detection, recognition and understanding. A bright mark may attract attention without communicating a usable direction. The visual ...

...lass failure can create a new vent and flame path, alter oxygen supply and mark a change in external exposure. Using flashover as a simplified proxy for br ...

...mass flow against layer to ambient temperature ratio, peaking at 2; points mark 100 K and 20 K above ambient.|Relative mass flow through a roof vent as a f ...

...about three and a half times as high as the stack is wide; dimension lines mark D and L.|Worked example: a stack of wood pallets 1.07 m square, burning at ...

...of a room with a fire plume, a hot upper layer and a door; dashed outlines mark the plume, the layer and the whole room.|Control volumes for the plume, upp ...

...eaches 6 MW after 12 minutes, the fast curve after 6 minutes; dashed lines mark car peaks.|C/VM2 design fire for car parks without stacking (0.0117 t²) com ...

...fire frequency through equipment damage and core damage branches; brackets mark prevention, detection and suppression, mitigation.|The three terms of the f ...

...sel volume for two dusts, calculated from their deflagration index. Points mark the 20-litre test sphere, a 1 m³ vessel and the 400 m³ precipitator of the ...

...of a room with ceiling nozzles spraying fine mist onto a pool fire; labels mark flame cooling, steam diluting oxygen and wetting of the fuel.|The three pri ...