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Thomas flashover criterion: a standalone construct

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Fire safety engineering

estimate of the minimum heat release rate needed for flashover in a room, from wall surface area and the ventilation factor.

In fire safety engineering, Thomas flashover criterion refers to estimate of the minimum heat release rate needed for flashover in a room, from wall surface area and the ventilation factor. This meaning comes from Thomas (1981) in Fire and Materials.[1]

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References

Thomas, P. H. (1981). Testing products and materials for their contribution to flashover in rooms. Fire and Materials, 5(3), 103-111. https://doi.org/10.1002/fam.810050305

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