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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: Manuals/FDS_Validation_Guide/Plume_Chapter.tex
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\section{Fireball Diameter}
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\section{Fireball Diameter and Height}
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A fireball is caused by a sudden, violent rupture of a container containing volatile liquids or gases, typically under high pressure. Figure~\ref{Fireball_Diameter_Scatterplot} summarizes comparisons of the measured and predicted maximum horizontal fireball diameter of several sets of experiments.
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A fireball is caused by a sudden, violent rupture of a container containing volatile liquids or gases, typically under high pressure. Figure~\ref{Fireball_Diameter_Scatterplot} summarizes comparisons of the measured and predicted maximum horizontal fireball diameter of several sets of experiments. Figure~\ref{Fireball_Height_Scatterplot} summarizes comparisons of the measured and predicted fireball heights; that is, the height of the fireball at the time of maximum diameter.
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\subsection{Utiskul Compartment}
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A summary of the experiments is given in Sec.~\ref{Utiskul_Compartments_Description}. Figures~\ref{Utiskul_1} through \ref{Utiskul_4} display comparisons of measured and predicted compartment and ceiling jet temperatures, pressure, heat flux, and species concentration. The fuel mass loss rate is specified, not predicted, by the model.
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A summary of the experiments is given in Sec.~\ref{Utiskul_Compartment_Description}. Figures~\ref{Utiskul_1} through \ref{Utiskul_4} display comparisons of measured and predicted compartment and ceiling jet temperatures, pressure, heat flux, and species concentration. The fuel mass loss rate is specified, not predicted, by the model.
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The species concentrations are measured at extraction points 2~cm above the floor and 2~cm below the ceiling, 10~cm from the vents along the compartment centerline. The ceiling jet temperatures are taken 2~cm below the ceiling along the centerline, at locations 2.5~cm from the upper vent (TC2), 2.5~cm from the back wall (TC13), and at the ceiling center (TC17). The pressures are taken 1.5~cm above the floor and below the ceiling, 2.5~cm from the side wall, and 5~cm from the front wall, where the vents are located.
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