'Fire growth' presentation slideshows

Keeping Your Firefighters From Killing Themselves!

Keeping Your Firefighters From Killing Themselves!. John Norman Retired Chief of Special Operations, FDNY. Hints for Class Participation. When asked to participate, do so. Take a stand on the question, right or wrong. No one will die here today as a result of your decisions.

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South Texas Fire Weather

South Texas Fire Weather. Jason Runyen Fire Weather Program Leader National Weather Service Corpus Christi. South Texas Fire Weather. Topics we will cover: Importance of weather to your prescribed burns Winds Relative Humidity 2. Stability Ventilation basics Mixing Heights

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South Texas Fire Weather

South Texas Fire Weather. Jason Runyen Fire Weather Program Leader National Weather Service Corpus Christi. South Texas Fire Weather. Topics we will cover: Importance of weather to your prescribed burns Winds Relative Humidity 2. Stability Ventilation basics Mixing Heights

767 views • 76 slides

Fire-growth models: a multi-scale toolkit for wildland fire management in Canada

Fire-growth models: a multi-scale toolkit for wildland fire management in Canada. Bruce Macnab Head, Wildland Fire Information Systems Kerry Anderson Fire Research Scientist Marc Parisien Fire Research Scientist Northern Forestry Centre Edmonton, Alberta. Presentation Outline.

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Fire Growth Modeling Principles, Concepts, Development of New Model, Examples and Live Demo

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The use of fire simulation as a tool for regulation evolution

The use of fire simulation as a tool for regulation evolution application to Heat Release Rate (OSU) requirements. Serge LE NEVE / Camille RIERA / Antoine ORTH. Serge LE NEVE E-mail : Serge.le-neve@intradef.gouv.fr.

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Alligatoring Effect

Alligatoring Effect. Emily, Sean, Brooke. Checking of charred wood, giving it appearance of alligator skin. Large rolling blisters indicate rapid intense heat, small flat alligatoring indicates long, low heat. When paint develops a scalelike or alligator skin. What is the myth?.

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V-Pattern Angle Myth

V-Pattern Angle Myth. Devon Anderson & Will Dempster. The Myth. The faster a fire burns, the slower it will spread horizontally and the closer the angles will be vertically. On the other hand, the slower a fire burns the further the angle will tilt from vertical.

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