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As shown in Figure 1, the equivalent load of flammable materials (total heat release rate) and the valid load of flammable materials (valid heat release rate) tends to be larger as the floor area increases. In the walkway area, as the floor area increases from approximately 80 to 100m2, the equivalent and the valid loads of the flammable materials start to increase. This is probably because of the increased amount of flammable material in more spacious floor areas that can be utilized for purposes other than walkways, whereas smaller spaces will only be used as walkways. When comparing the absolute values of the flammable material loads between the room space and walkway space, the values of the flammable material load with respect to the floor area is higher in the room space than walkway space.

Field Survey Considering Distribution of Fire Location Part 2 Consideration for Two Types of Space Area