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Att 5. BAL Report - 555 Louis Bazzo Dr
Fire Scenario Site 2 West Fire Scenario Site 2 West Fire Scenario Site 2 East Fire Scenario Site 2 East
Method 2 AS3959-2018 Method 1 AS3959-2018 Method 2 AS3959-2018 Method 1 AS3959-2018
FDI 50 FDI 40 FDI 50 FDI 40
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Effective Slope under Effective Slope under Effective Slope under Effective Slope under
vegetation 12⁰ Downslope vegetation >10 -15˚ vegetation 9⁰ Downslope vegetation >5 - 10⁰
Downslope Downslope
Fire Intensity (Byram, 1959) Fire Intensity (Byram, 1959)
35 630kW/m (”HIGH”) 28 968kW/m (”HIGH”)
Rate of Spread (Noble et al, Rate of Spread (Noble et al,
1980) 1980)
2.9kph 2.36kph
Flame Height (modified Mc Flame Height (modified Mc
Arthur V equation, NSW Arthur V equation, NSW RFS
RFS 2001) 21.69m 2001) 18.17m
Flame Width 100m Flame Width 100m
Elevation of Receiver 2.4m Elevation of Receiver 2.4m
BAL FZ within 18m of intact BAL FZ within 19m of intact BAL FZ within 15m of intact BAL FZ within 15m of intact
unmanaged vegetation unmanaged vegetation unmanaged vegetation unmanaged vegetation
BAL 40 from 18 - <24m BAL 40 from 19 - <25m BAL 40 from 15 - <20m BAL 40 from 15 - <20m
BAL 29 from 24 - <33m BAL 29 from 25 - <36m BAL 29 from 20 - <29m BAL 29 from 20 - <29m
BAL 19 from 33 - <45m BAL 19 from 36 - <49m BAL 19 from 29 - <41m BAL 19 from 29 - <41m
BAL 12.5 from 45 – 100m BAL 12.5 from 49 – 100m BAL 12.5 from 41 – 100m BAL 12.5 from 41 – 100m
Table 6. Calculated values for potential bushfire characteristics for Site 2 and methods used.
Projected fireline intensity from the west is approximately 35 630 KW/m, equating to “HIGH” as indicated under latest Council bushfire hazard mapping, and to
the east also rates as “HIGH” . The assessment validates classification of the area as BPA with required compliance against AS3959-2018.
The minimum setbacks for BAL 29 (under AS3959-2018) to be viable are highlighted in red above. This is important on the elevations interfacing with protected
vegetation.
Report compiled by Bushfire Risk Reducers for Mr Tim Olah, June 2021 Page 21
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