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Reference Documents - RAL22/0034
FPE Ref: 6176-221031-1.0
by including the details in the FLAMESOL computer model. FLAMESOL uses industry standard bushfire
equations and allows numerous input variables to be adjusted including fuel loads, fire danger index, site
slope and distance to vegetation. Table 4 details the potential bushfire intensity classes and their
corresponding potential fire-line intensity (KW/m) values as prescribed within Leonard et. al. 2017.
Table 4. Potential Fire-line Intensity
Potential Bushfire Intensity Potential Fireline Intensity
Very High >40,000 kW/m
High 20,000-39,999 kW/m
Medium 4,000 – 19,999 kW/m
Low <3,999 kW/m
The corresponding fire-line intensity values (FI) acting on the proposed development are detailed in
Table 5.
Table 5. Fire-line Intensity Values and Associated Potential Bushfire Intensity
Vegetation Description Vegetation hazard Fire-line Potential
class Intensity Bushfire
(kW/m) Intensity
Vegetation Type 1 – Riparian vegetation
dominated by C. camphora with occasional P. 4.1 632.28 Low
elliottii and L. camara understory
Vegetation Type 2 – Patch of C. camphora and
4.1 632.28 Low
Araucaria bidwilli
Vegetation Type 3 – Discontinuous vegetation
along watercourse including C. camphora, 43.6 0 Low
Endiandra discolour and Alphitonia petriei
Vegetation Type 4 – Dense forest regrowth
4.1 632.28 Low
dominated by C. camphora
Vegetation Type 5 – Dense forest regrowth
dominated by C. camphora with L. camara 4.1 632.28 Low
understory
20 December 2022 Bushfire Hazard Assessment 24
Document Set ID: 22990715
22224494 38 Barina Court, Pomona QLD 4568
Version: 1, Version Date: 24/04/2024
22/12/2022
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