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Measurement of flame-extinguishing concentrations

The concentrations of different agents to be used for fire extinguishment were laboratory-tested for use in NFPA 12A and 12B. The authors discuss the results of these tests and the apparatus used, as well as explore the relationship of small-scale flame tests to full-scale fire tests.

K. Booth | R. Hirst | R. Hirst | K. Booth

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