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Bushfire Risk Assmt & Risk Mngt Plan for house at 8 Hinterland Cl, Tinbeerwah Revision 1 June 2022 ENAM
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5.3 Tabulation of the Potential Bushfire Intensity Class
The Potential Bushfire Intensity Class for each of the vegetation patches was tabulated based on
the patches shown on the map below.
Figure 9: Map of the patches of vegetation used for assessment of the Potential
Bushfire Intensity Class
Table 4: Tabulation of the potential bushfire intensity classes for each of the patches
Patch Vegetation class Fuel load Slope FDDI Fireline Intensity Potential Bushfire
Intensity Class
Patch 1 9.1 Moist to dry eucalypt open 24.2 t/ha 8.6 0 50 32898 kW/m High
forests on coastal lowlands
and ranges
Patch 2 VHC 39.2 Low to moderate 5 t/ha 5.1 0 50 1102 kW/m Low
tree cover in built-up areas
Patch 3 VHC 39.2 Low to moderate 5 t/ha 5.7 0 50 1149 kW/m Low
tree cover in built-up areas
Patch 4 VHC 39.2 Low to moderate 5 t/ha 11.2 0 50 1679 kW/m Low
tree cover in built-up areas
Patch 5 9.1 Moist to dry eucalypt open 24.2 t/ha 11.2 0 50 39320 kW/m High
forests on coastal lowlands
and ranges
Patch 2 VHC 39.2 Low to moderate 5 t/ha 10.7 0 50 1620 kW/m Low
tree cover in built-up areas
Bushfire Risk Assessment and Management Plan for a house at 8 Hinterland Cl, Tinbeerwah June 2022
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