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The ``flame height,'' and to some extent the ``flame tilt,'' are common quantities used to assess the hazard from a large fire. FDS does not output these quantities directly, but there is a combination of devices and controls that yield these values. This is all best explained with an example. Suppose you are simulating a fire in a domain that is 10~m high with a grid resolution of 0.2~m. The fire is centered about the point $(x,y)=(0,0)$ at $z=0$. The following input lines compute the flame height and tilt:
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