Question: A square pool fire is 5' by 5'. How much radiative heat flux will be received by a target standing 10' from the center of
A square pool fire is 5' by 5'. How much radiative heat flux will be received by a target standing 10' from the center of the pool?
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1 kW/m^2
3 kW/m^2
6 kW/m^2
9 kW/m^2
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An asphalt shingle (1/2" thick) at an ambient temperature of 20 C is exposed to a heat flux of 25 kW/m^2. What is the approximate time to ignition of the shingle?
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12 seconds
112 seconds
324 seconds
12 minutes
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How long does it take an ultra-fast t-squared fire to reach 6MW?
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185 seconds
325 seconds
412 seconds
499 seconds
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What heat release rate would a slow t-squared fire be at a time of 400 seconds?
Group of answer choices
111 kW
222 kW
333 kW
444 kW
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A 1MW fire in the middle of a room has a 5' diameter. What is the flame height?
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3.4 feet
6.9 feet
9.3 feet
12.4 feet
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A pool of gasoline in a parking lot has an area of 1 m^2. What will its heat release rate be?
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1,202 kW
2,404 kW
4,808 kW
6,606 kW
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What is the diameter of a 1m^2 pool in feet (3.28 feet/meter)
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1.1 feet
2.5 feet
2.9 feet
3.7 feet
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What is the flame height of a pool fire with a heat release rate of 2,400 kW and a diameter of 3.7 feet?
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3.2 feet
6.4 feet
8.8 feet
13.2 feet
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A pipe with a 1.8" inner diameter breaks off 20 feet from the regulator, which is set at 10 inches water. If the specific gravity of the gas is 0.65, what is the flow rate out of the open end of the pipe?
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16 cfm
32 cfm
165 cfm
330 cfm
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Natural gas is flowed at a rate of 250 m^3/hour into a perfectly sealed room with a volume (above the leak) of 100,000 ft^3. How much time will elapse before a concentration of 15% is reached?
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10 minutes
111 minutes
18 hours
1.1 days
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Natural gas is flowed at a rate of 250 m^3/hour into a room with 1 air change per hour ventilation. The room has a volume (above the leak) of 100,000 ft^3. What is the maximum gas concentration that is reached?
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2.1%
4.1%
8.1%
12.1%
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A 30'x20' room with 8' ceilings has a medium t-squared fire. At what time will the oxygen in the room falls below 14%?
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36 seconds
72 seconds
360 seconds
720 seconds
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A 30'x20' room with 8' ceilings has a medium t-squared fire. What will the fire size be when the oxygen in the room falls below 14%?
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1440 kW
2880 kW
4200 kW
4950 kW
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A room used for medical purposes has an initial oxygen concentration of 25%. The room is 30'x20' with 8' ceilings. With a medium t-squared fire in the room at what time will the oxygen fall below 14%?
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42 seconds
420 seconds
4.2 minutes
4.2 hours
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A fire in the middle of a room is 2 feet tall. If that same fire is moved to the corner of the room, approximately how tall will it be?
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2 feet
4 feet
8 feet
12 feet
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