trench effect by Kisko
The trench effect is a combination of circumstances that can rush a fire up an inclined surface. It depends on two well-understood but separate ideas: the Coanda effect from fluid dynamics and the flashover concept from fire dynamics.
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Comments
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coryman 22nd Mar 2014
I s'pose the majority of the community nowadays judges a save by what they can see of it when taking a picture from 30 yards away using a camera from the 1970s. "I think that looks like coal, must be bad". -
LiquidCaesium 22nd Mar 2014
If you people are downvoting because it's just a piece of coal, you seriously have something wrong in mind. -
msasterisk 22nd Mar 2014
I've expirimented with similar effects in rockets, but this is really cool. It's called positive feedback- the fire makes wind, pulling more fire, which makes MORE wind, and so on. +1 -
maruda910 22nd Mar 2014
it must'nt be coal but half pipe and gas -
the_new_powder99999 22nd Mar 2014
To stop people downvoting you could change it into a hillside with trees burning instead of coal. -
FAIRYTAILAWESOMENESS1 22nd Mar 2014
......dude. its a line of coal. with fire on the bottom. on fp. fuck you. -
mortongrant 22nd Mar 2014
@CanadianZ, true that -
brcc99 21st Mar 2014
I DIDENT KNOW THIS HAPEND y dont i watch the news -
tothemyers 21st Mar 2014
To all those who don't like this fire save, I suppose you're just starting a FLAME war! -
gmodman66 21st Mar 2014
COOL create