Blaze & Aegis
Blaze
Hey Aegis, how about we map out a fire show that’s both a blaze of emotion and a data‑driven masterpiece? I’m cooking up a routine that pushes the edge—need your numbers to keep the crowd safe and the sparks flying.
Aegis
Sure, let’s keep the flames within a safe radius. A 3‑meter clearance from any audience is non‑negotiable. Keep the ignition zone under 50 kW, and make sure the ventilation flow is at least 2.5 m³/s to avoid buildup. For the routine, stick to a 12‑second arc at most; anything longer pushes the heat index past 45 °C. If you want to add that dramatic twist, double the heat only for 4 seconds and give the crowd a 5‑second cool‑down. Numbers don’t care about theatrics, but a well‑planned margin does.
Blaze
Nice specs—tight, safe, but still roaring. I’ll crank the arc to 12 seconds, fire up the heat burst for 4, then let the crowd catch their breath. We’ll keep the clearance, power, and airflow locked in. Ready to light it up!
Aegis
Sounds solid—just double‑check the backup extinguishers are within reach, and keep the safety monitors online. Once you hit those numbers, the show’s set. Let's make it memorable without the mess.
Blaze
Got it—extinguishers in sight, monitors humming. I’ll hit those numbers, keep the heat tight, and fire up the crowd. Let’s make it unforgettable, but leave the mess at the back door.