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Alpert ceiling jet correlation: a standalone construct

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Fire science

correlations for the temperature and velocity of the hot gas that flows radially beneath a ceiling above a fire, used to predict detector and sprinkler response.

In fire science, Alpert ceiling jet correlation refers to correlations for the temperature and velocity of the hot gas that flows radially beneath a ceiling above a fire, used to predict detector and sprinkler response. This meaning comes from Alpert (1972) in Fire Technology.[1]

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References

Alpert, R. L. (1972). Calculation of response time of ceiling-mounted fire detectors. Fire Technology, 8(3), 181-195. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02590543

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