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if you knew all of the entrances and didn't have to worry about permeation, sure. But who really knows how many possible places air is entering that fire.
by wheelerwj 8y ago
if you knew all of the entrances and didn't have to worry about permeation, sure. But who really knows how many possible places air is entering that fire.
- EamonnMR 8y agoThere are uncharted mine shafts, some where homes used to be because people would mine under their basements. There are also sinkholes which you can see in pictures of the highway.
- EGreg 8y agoCan’t you map those by seeing where air is still flowing in? Release some dust and map its flow. Or better yet just cover the surface with foam.
- throwaway2048 8y agoIts not just mineshafts where it burns, it burns directly underground where it has never been mined before due to permeable rock.