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Method for predicting airway climatic conditions during a fire and its validation using reduced scale experiments
A simplified method is presented for evaluation of the climatic conditions along a single underground mine airway. The method is then verified with use of a reduced scale experiments. A real-time computer routine is described, which can be used as part of a fire simulation computer program to evaluate air temperatures and humidities.