Experiments i’m Doing

Fire Damage Experiment

I’m currently doing an experiment to see if changes in temperature can effect the amount of fire damage when an excelerent is being used. For example: the temperature outside a house is 13.5 degree’s Celsius and an excelerent is poured inside the house will there be more or less fire damage than at 2 degree’s Celsius.

Here are some of my observations:

When the exterior temperature of a house is raised from 2 degree’s Celsius to 13.5 degree’s Celsius there is noticeably more fire damage than at 2 degree’s Celsius, what i have concluded so far is in lower temperatures the fire damage is significantly reduced and when the temperature is raised the fire damage is increased.

If you have noticed I have not update this page in awhile that is because I’m waiting for a colder day to try the experiment again and see if I can get the same results, so be patient and I’ll update it as soon a possible. Sorry for the delay.

- Brandon Anderson