I’ve been mapping the way flame spreads through various materials, trying to find a predictable pattern before it turns chaotic. Think you’d like to see the latest data?

Here’s what the test shows: - 5‑inch plywood: 4.2 ft/min at 200 °C, 6.1 ft/min at 300 °C - 2‑inch pine: 3.8 ft/min at 200 °C, 5.7 ft/min at 300 °C - 10‑inch steel: 0.5 ft/min at 200 °C, 0.8 ft/min at 300 °C - 1‑inch gypsum board: 2.1 ft/min at 200 °C, 3.0 ft/min at 300 °C - 3‑inch concrete: 1.2 ft/min at 200 °C, 1.6 ft/min at 300 °C If you need the raw temperature logs or the regression equations, just let me know.