Backdraft demonstration with Flashpoint Fire Dynamics Training Prop

Creating a backdraft in the Flashpoint Fire Dynamics Training Prop. There is a small fire towards the middle of the prop driven by a bi-directional flow from the left bottom door. When the door on the right is opened, air is allowed to mix into the fuel-rich (vent limited) compartment. When enough air mixes in, and the mixture reaches the active fire a backdraft can be seen releasing a significant amount of energy in a short period of time.
Note that the graphic overlays are simplified to demonstrate the concepts and do not fully represent the complex fluid dynamics present.

[@Ivaylodr5]

Nice and clean demonstration and editing!

[@wisesalamander125]

Wow that's terrifying

[@redactedvt7873]

And awesome

[@aether4452]

@@redactedvt7873 no its terrifying.

[@redactedvt7873]

@@aether4452 yeah and awesome too. Fire is incredible to learn about.

[@DloLZN]

I didn’t think there was so much thought when it came to putting out fires

[@AmazingYT]

Yes there is. Just getting the right hoses and the pump working is something a normal person would have hard time.

[@aether4452]

same here. i had no idea fire was so technical