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Method and device for simulating the rapid spread of flames

CA 2393203 A1 · Owner: Honsl, Sasha · Inventors: Giguere, Robert; Bell, Richard; Spiegel, Jakob

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The invention relates to a method for simulating the rapid spread of flames in a fire brigade training system comprising a combustion chamber for at least one other fire, site wherein a gas is conducted close to the celing of the combustion chamber and is ignited. The gas is released as a combustible gasoxygen mixture in the combustion chamber after mixing with oxygen and then ignited. The invention also relates to a device to be used in said method comprising a gas-oxygen feed device located in the region of the ceiling of the combustion chamber, wherefrom a gas-oxygen mixture flows to at least one igniter in the combustion chamber.

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FiledDecember 8, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedDecember 8, 2020
Patent numberCA 2393203 A1
Classification (IPC)A62C99/00 +1 more

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