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Use Alpert's Correlation to determine the maximum temperature (in degrees Celsius) of a ceiling jet at a point 1.3 meters (horizontally) from a 1.8 MW fire which burns within a 2.2 m tall room. Assume an ambient temperature of 22 deg C. a. 25 deg C b. 78 deg C c. 326 deg C d. 384 deg C Solution | Posted 09/21/18 
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Jimmy
9/20/2018 10:40:42 am
C. Using nothing but the 2018 Prep Guide and my HP 35S. (NCEES says I can't use my 41CV! I've spent MONTHS learning the new keyboard... Dating myself, sorry.)
David
9/20/2018 10:40:51 am
c.
KC
9/20/2018 11:24:04 am
C.
Pari
9/20/2018 11:31:33 am
C form Meyer fire prep guide 2018 Page 52
Ed
9/20/2018 08:33:46 pm
C. 326
FPE
9/21/2018 11:25:28 am
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