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National Fire-Danger Rating System /
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davliprit savings timp ERC Ener^v Release Comnonent FFM finp fnpl rnniciturp llllC' 1UC1 lUUlu LUl CThe basic structure of the system (fig.1) provides three indexes designed to aid in plan- ning and supervising fire control activities on a fire protection unit.These indexes are derived from the three fire behavior components -Spread Component (SC), Energy Release Com- ponent (ERC), and Ignition Component (IC).Lin t i 1 Risk can be more objectively assessed, Burn- ing Index is recommended for this application.However, users should evaluate Risk and compute the 01 and FLI because it will provide experience and data for further Risk explorations.' If fuel moisture sticks are not used, see appendix II. 10 An adequate beam balance of 1,000 grams capacity can be purchased for under $40.11 A maximum-minimum thermometer of the "U" tube or dial type is adequate and can be purchased for under $15.
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- Deeming, J. E.
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- Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station, Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,
- Published
- 1972
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