Acetone is the only liquid fuel stored in room B and the container lip of this...

 

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Acetone is the only liquid fuel stored in room B and the container lip of this liquid fuel has an area of 6.7 m. Room B has a simple and old sprinkler system connected to a water reservoir. The water in the reservoir is kept at 20C and the sprinkler system is designed to activate when the temperature reaches 110C. On weekdays, there are 3 employees working at the workstation that is 5 metres away from the liquid fuel storage. What is the maximum heat release rate (in kilowatts) of this liquid fuel? Round answer to whole number. kW What is the radiant flux (in kilowatts per square metre) that the employees would be experiencing if a fire breaks out from this liquid fuel? Round answer to 2 decimal places. kW/m How much water (in kilogram) is needed to absorb the heat released by the fire of this liquid fuel after 10 minutes of burning? Round answer to whole number. (Hint: unit for heat release rate is kJ/sec but heat absorbed is joules without time) kg What is the classification of this liquid fuel? (Hint: missing information requires search on internet) (enter 1A, 1B, 1C, 11, 111A, or 111B) What is the specific gravity of this liquid fuel? Round answer to 2 decimal places. Acetone is the only liquid fuel stored in room B and the container lip of this liquid fuel has an area of 6.7 m. Room B has a simple and old sprinkler system connected to a water reservoir. The water in the reservoir is kept at 20C and the sprinkler system is designed to activate when the temperature reaches 110C. On weekdays, there are 3 employees working at the workstation that is 5 metres away from the liquid fuel storage. What is the maximum heat release rate (in kilowatts) of this liquid fuel? Round answer to whole number. kW What is the radiant flux (in kilowatts per square metre) that the employees would be experiencing if a fire breaks out from this liquid fuel? Round answer to 2 decimal places. kW/m How much water (in kilogram) is needed to absorb the heat released by the fire of this liquid fuel after 10 minutes of burning? Round answer to whole number. (Hint: unit for heat release rate is kJ/sec but heat absorbed is joules without time) kg What is the classification of this liquid fuel? (Hint: missing information requires search on internet) (enter 1A, 1B, 1C, 11, 111A, or 111B) What is the specific gravity of this liquid fuel? Round answer to 2 decimal places.