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Table 7 – Anticipated severity of bushfire attack
Direction of Rate of Spread (R) Fire Intensity (I) Flame length (Lf)
Approach
R = 0.023 *
I = 18,600 *25 43,271 kW/m
West 100.089 * 3.35km/hr Lf = 0.0775I0.46 Lf = 10.52m
*3.35/36 (very high)
1.454
It is worth noting that the results of the modelling are for a credible worst case fire scenario
impacting on the property. The results could be equated to a 1 in 50 year event which is
the recognised level of planning recognised as being appropriate by the Australian
Bushfire Council. The majority of fires occurring within a 50 year timeframe would not reach
the intensity predicted in this worst case scenario, and would likely be contained and
extinguished by fire authorities before it reached its maximum potential intensity and rate
of spread.
Bushfire Management Plan
February 2015 Page 20
215 David Low Way, Peregian Beach
Scanlon Property Group
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