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Type: Report
Author(s): Hal E. Anderson
Publication Date: 1964

An understanding of fire spread is important to the development of improved methods and systems for the control of free burning fires. Gaining knowledge about fire spread in forest fuels is complex because many variables are involved and because we still lack full understanding of the interaction of these variables. The research reported here involves studies of fire spread in natural forest fuels in which the characteristics of the fuel and the weather environment were controlled.

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Citation: Anderson, Hal E. 1964. Mechanisms of fire spread research progress report no. 1. Research Paper INT-RP-8. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. 20 p.

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Keywords:
  • air temperature
  • atmospheric pressure
  • fire spread
  • fuel bed
  • fuel moisture content
  • laboratory experiments
  • relative humidity
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FRAMES Record Number: 14046