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A demonstration of the stack effect in fires There is difference in indoor-to-outdoor air density, this is because of temperature & moisture differences The greater the thermal difference and the height of the structure, the greater the upwards force
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Science girl3 years ago
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thesurlyslaphead3 years ago
See also the "trench effect " as discovered in the King's Cross tube fire. If the tube is inclined at the correct angle the fire jet gets a runaway effect.

Quantum⚡️ Hodl3 years ago
The fire desperately seeks oxygen to fuel itself. Like a swimmer in a deep pool. When O2 gets low you get motivated to reach the surface fast

Bas3 years ago
Yea this is how it works. I actually have something like this on my balcony in small size and use bio ethanol gel for it. It's from the brand Höfats. Looks great.

Funt Claps3 years ago
Explains my farts

🇺🇸 Rick 🇺🇸3 years ago
Of course fire will move towards the supply of fuel, oxygen in this case.

Max3 years ago
That’s a beyblade

Claudio Padilla↙️3 years ago
@SaveMyVideo

Sylvester3 years ago
Very interesting 👍

Viking ✊3 years ago
Awesome demonstration!

