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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.

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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

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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.

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Funt Claps3 years ago

Explains my farts

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🇺🇸 Rick 🇺🇸3 years ago

Of course fire will move towards the supply of fuel, oxygen in this case.

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Max3 years ago

That’s a beyblade

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Claudio Padilla↙️3 years ago

@SaveMyVideo

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Sylvester3 years ago

Very interesting 👍

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Viking ✊3 years ago

Awesome demonstration!

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