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1 Effectiveness of sprinklers in residential premises Section 5: Experimental programme (Appendix 5G) Project report number 2455 Dr Corinne Williams and Dr Stuart Campbell February 24
2 1 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Appendix 5G Graphs of (for asphyxiant gases and convective heat), optical density, visibility and head height temperatures against time in each location for the compartment fires
3 2 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Residential sprinklers project : Compartment fires Test 1 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin Death 1.6m m Unconsciousness Residential sprinklers project : Compartment fires Test 1 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.1
4 3 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Residential sprinklers project : Compartment fires Test 1 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Residential sprinklers project : Compartment fires Test 1 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open Visibility 5 Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.2
5 4 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 2 Residential sprinklers project : Compartment fires Test 1 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.3
6 5 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 8 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin Death 1.6m m Unconsciousness Test 8 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.4
7 6 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 8 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Visibility (m) Test 8 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open Visibility - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.5
8 7 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 8 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.6
9 8 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 3 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin _1.6m _m Death Unconsciousness Test 3 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.7
10 9 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 3 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Test 3 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door closed Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom 1 Figure 5G.8
11 1 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 14 Test 3 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.9
12 11 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 7 - TV fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin Room 2 Middle room Death Unconsciousness 21 Test 7 - TV fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat 1.6m m Extreme pain 21 Figure 5G.1
13 12 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 7 - TV fire, sprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 21 5 Test 7 - TV fire, sprinklered, door closed Visibility 4 Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom 1 21 Figure 5G.11
14 13 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 7 - TV fire, sprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room 21 Figure 5G.12
15 14 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 28 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 28 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain Figure 5G.13
16 15 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 28 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density Compartment 1 - top Compartment 1 - bottom Large Compartment - top Large Compartment - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Test 28 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Visibility Visibility (m) Compartment 1 - top Compartment 1 - bottom Large Compartment - top Large Compartment - bottom 1 Figure 5G.14
17 16 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 28 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.15
18 17 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 2 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 2 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.16
19 18 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 2 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 1 Test 2 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.17
20 19 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 2 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Temperature at head height 8 Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.18
21 2 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 19 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler orientation 2 Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 19 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler orientation 2 Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.19
22 21 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 19 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler orientation 2 Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Test 19 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler orientation 2 Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Figure 5G.2
23 22 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 19 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler orientation 2 Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom 1 Figure 5G.21
24 23 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 21 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Fire in : Large room Test 21 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.22
25 24 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 21 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Fire in : Large room 1 Test 21 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.23
26 25 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 14 Test 21 - TV fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.24
27 26 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 25 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness 21 Fire in : Large room Test 25 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain 21 Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.25
28 27 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 25 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Fire in : Large room 1 Test 25 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.26
29 28 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 25 - TV fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.27
30 29 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 11 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 11 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.28
31 3 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 11 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Visibility (m) Test 11 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Visibility - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.29
32 31 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 3 Test 11 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.3
33 32 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 12 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of toxic gases - room of origin Death 1.6m m Unconsciousness 21 Test 12 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.31
34 33 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 12 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 21 Visibility (m) Test 12 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open Visibility - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom 21 Figure 5G.32
35 34 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 12 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room 21 Figure 5G.33
36 35 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 16 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 16 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.34
37 36 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 16 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 1 Test 16 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.35
38 37 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 3 Test 16 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.36
39 38 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 14 - Table fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 14 - Table fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure B37
40 39 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 14 - Table fire, sprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Visibility (m) Test 14 - Table fire, sprinklered, door closed Visibility - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.38
41 4 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 14 - Table fire, sprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.39
42 41 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 17 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 17 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.4
43 42 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 17 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 1 Test 17 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Visibility top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility (m) Figure 5G.41
44 43 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 12 Test 17 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.42
45 44 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 22 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 22 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (fire end) Large room (far end) Extreme pain Figure 5G.43
46 45 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 22 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 1 Test 22 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Figure 5G.44
47 46 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 16 Test 22 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, low flow Temperature at head height 14 Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) 2 Figure 5G.45
48 47 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 3 Test 23 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m 2 Death 1 Unconsciousness Fire in : Large room 3 Test 23 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat 2 Large room (column A) Large room (column B) 1 Extreme pain Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.46
49 48 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 23 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Fire in : Large room Visibility (m) Test 23 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Visibility - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.47
50 49 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 3 Test 23 - Table fire, unsprinklered, door open, large room Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Fire in : Large room Figure 5G.48
51 5 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 24 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Fire in : Large Room Test 24 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain Fire in : Large Room Figure 5G.49
52 51 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 24 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Fire in : Large Room 1 Test 24 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Fire in : Large Room Figure 5G.5
53 52 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 24 - Table fire, sprinklered, door open, large room Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Fire in : Large Room Figure 5G.51
54 53 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 4 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin Death 1.6m m Unconsciousness Test 4 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.52
55 54 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 4 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Test 4 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door open Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.53
56 55 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 2 Test 4 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.54
57 56 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 9 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 9 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.55
58 57 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 9 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door open Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Test 9 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Figure 5G.56
59 58 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 9 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.57
60 59 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 5 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 5 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.58
61 6 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 5 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 5 Test 5 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door closed Visibility 4 Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom 1 Figure 5G.59
62 61 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 14 Test 5 - Sofa fire, unsprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room 2 Figure 5G.6
63 62 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 1 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 1 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.61
64 63 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 1 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Test 1 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door closed Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.62
65 64 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 1 - Sofa fire, sprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.63
66 65 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 2 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin Death 1.6m m Unconsciousness Test 2 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.64
67 66 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 2 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Test 2 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door open Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.65
68 67 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 25 Test 2 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.66
69 68 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 15 - Bed fire, door open, sprinklered Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 15 - Bed fire, door open, sprinklered Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.67
70 69 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 15 - Bed fire, door open, sprinklered Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Optical Density Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Test 15 - Bed fire, door open, sprinklered Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.68
71 7 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 15 - Bed fire, door open, sprinklered Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.69
72 71 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 6 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 6 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.7
73 72 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 6 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Test 6 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door closed Visibility 4 Visibility (m) top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.71
74 73 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 15 Test 6 - Bed fire, unsprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) 1 5 Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.72
75 74 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 13 - Bed fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 13 - Bed fire, sprinklered, door closed Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Room 2 Middle room Extreme pain Figure 5G.73
76 75 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 13 - Bed fire, sprinklered, door closed Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) Visibility (m) Test 13 - Bed fire, sprinklered, door closed Visibility - top - bottom Room 2 - top Room 2 - bottom Figure 5G.74
77 76 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 13 - Bed fire, sprinklered, door closed Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Room 2 Middle room Figure 5G.75
78 77 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 26 - Oil pan fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness 21 Test 26 - Oil pan fire, unsprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain 21 Figure 5G.76
79 78 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 26 - Oil pan fire, unsprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) - top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom Optical Density Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 21 1 Test 26 - Oil pan fire, unsprinklered, door open Visibility Visibility (m) top - bottom Large room - top Large room - bottom 21 Figure 5G.77
80 79 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 26 - Oil pan fire, unsprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) 21 Figure 5G.78
81 8 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 27 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness Test 27 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain Figure 5G.79
82 81 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 27 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density Compartment 1 - top Compartment 1 - bottom Large Compartment - top Large Compartment - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 1 Test 27 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open Visibility Visibility (m) Compartment 1 - top Compartment 1 - bottom Large Compartment - top Large Compartment - bottom Figure 5G.8
83 82 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 27 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Figure 5G.81
84 83 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 29 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Fractional Effective Dose of Asphyxiants in room of origin 1.6m m Death Unconsciousness 21 Test 29 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Fractional Effective Dose of convective heat Large room (column A) Large room (column B) Extreme pain 21 Figure 5G.82
85 84 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G Test 29 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Optical Density (per metre) Optical Density Compartment 1 - top Compartment 1 - bottom Large Compartment - top Large Compartment - bottom Visibility threshold (OD/m > ) Irritant threshold (OD/m >.2) 21 1 Test 29 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Visibility Visibility (m) Compartment 1 - top Compartment 1 - bottom Large Compartment - top Large Compartment - bottom 21 Figure 5G.83
86 85 Section 5: Experimental Programme Appendix 5G 1 Test 29 - Oil fire, sprinklered, door open, sprinkler type B Temperature at head height Temperature (degrees C) Large room (column A) Large room (column B) 21 Figure 5G.84
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