Even with the difference in discharge pattern, if you double the
density (to one that has a long history of success for a given
occupancy), it isn't a leap of faith that it will work. It was
supported by the fact that at the very low densities, the fire was
sometimes starting to increase in size at the end of the 10 minute
period. That occurrence went away with the slight increase so
doubling that provides a high level of confidence.
Roland
On Nov 2, 2010, at 8:58 AM, George Church wrote:
But does it work?
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(BIG SNIP) It was reasonable and prudent so it became criteria.
Roland
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