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Some simplified theories about mass Fires

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A12.SA PR102 Some simplified theories about mass Fires.pdf (2.380Mb)
Date
12/1966
Author
Western, A.M.
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Abstract
In connection with Project FLAMBEAU it was thought useful to make a collection of simple theories relating to mass fires. The list is far from exhaustive; in particular attention has been concentrated on the conditions at peak; with ignition, growth and spread being neglected. Plume theories have also been neglected, as being too complex; Thomas' Working Notes on Project Flambeau (1) give a survey of them. Null hypotheses have been stressed, The prediction of burning rate in a Flambeau type situation is regarded as the central problem, although later sections do cover theories related to shelter and measurements.
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