Sentence examples for and fire environment from inspiring English sources
For this purpose, we experimentally investigate the propagation of ultrasounds under hot air and fire environment, in a laboratory setting, in view of assessing the reliability of ultrasound-based safety devices and equipment for use in fire combat, and the limits of the ultrasounds in this type of application.
The toxicity of fire effluents is not a material property but a function of both the material and the fire environment.
Lieutenants and captains must understand the dynamic fire environment and the critical boundaries we operate in.
These additional site-specific inputs (see Fig. 3) are used to better characterize key elements of the fire environment such as slope and aspect, moisture content of live fuels in the forest canopy, and curing state of grass fuels.
"We could no longer say something was waiting to happen, because it had happened". In the wake of the explosion and fire, the environment agency suspended CSG's licence to handle waste material on the site while it considered the plant's future.
The standard FWI system tracks only daily levels of fuel moisture and fire behavior potential; however, because some elements of the fire environment vary significantly throughout the day, elements of the AFM system provide ways of adjusting some outputs (i.e., fine fuel moisture code (FFMC), initial spread index (ISI), and fire weather index (FWI)) at different times of day (Van Wagner 1977).
Building fire field models or application of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for studying fire environment is used extensively for both academic research and practical safety design.
The CFFDRS, despite providing the foundations for describing the fire environment in Canadian wildfire management operations, continues to develop and evolve as data sources and fire management need change (Wotton et al. 2009).
This paper discusses how the resulting fire environment zone map can be used to guide forest fire management and fire regime prediction.
Fire environment can be predicted interactively in a personal computer.
The approach takes the advantage of predicting the fire environment in a 'microscopic' picture.
