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FUSE: A fire-safety atlas for space habitats
FUSE compares NASA space-combustion investigations with selected habitat atmospheres, surfacing relevant tests and gaps in the evidence.
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- For the lunar scenario, six of 19 investigations were within five oxygen-percentage points; none burned solid materials.
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Visitors can switch between psi and kPa, search with a keyboard shortcut, and filter investigations by prevention, detection, or suppression. The page derives partial pressure as oxygen fraction multiplied by total pressure, and marks the 10 cm/s ventilation value as an assumption. It names specific comparison studies, including BASS-II, FLEX-2, and Saffire-I; the listed evidence does not include solid-material burns at the selected oxygen level.
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