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1 Wildland Fire Operations Concept Testing of the University of Alberta s Rate-of-Spread Datalogger Introduction Rex Hsieh Colleen Mooney July 2008 Measuring rate of fire spread is an important component of wildfire and prescribed burn operations. Because there is often little time to install instrumentation ahead of a wildfire (e.g., burying temperature dataloggers), rate of spread is frequently measured by observing fire passage through points of known distance. There is time to install instrumentation when conducting prescribed burns, but current dataloggers have limited operating time and may need to be reset if the burn is delayed or postponed. To overcome the limitations of existing instruments, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development and s Wildland Fire Operation Research Group asked the Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of Alberta (U of A) to develop a new temperature datalogger with the following attributes: Inexpensive Memory and power capability to operate at least two days Easy to activate and deploy (potentially from a helicopter) Simple data download and file conversion processes Standard commonly-available batteries In addition, the U of A s Industrial Design Department and Mechanical Engineering Department were tasked with developing an in-fire canister to house and protect a datalogger from the inflamed heat of a fire. The canister was designed to be placed on the ground or dropped from a helicopter ahead of the fire front. After completing the development, U of A supplied Feric with 10 dataloggers and 6 in-fire canisters for evaluation. Feric researchers tested these new dataloggers and canisters in three experimental fires at the NWT Community Protection Project site in June Objectives The objectives of the test were to: Evaluate the U of A dataloggers under crown fire conditions. Evaluate the durability of the in-fire canisters under crown fire conditions. Gain experience with the standard operating procedure for datalogger deployment. Equipment and supplies Deployment Low Cost Autonomous Wildfire Temperature Loggers In-fire canisters AA batteries Western Region 2601 East Mall Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4 (604) Wildland Fire Operations Research Group 1176 Switzer Drive Hinton, AB Canada T7V 1V3 (780) Eastern Region 580 boul. St-Jean Pointe-Claire, QC Canada H9R 3J9 (514)
2 Small Phillips screwdriver (for changing dataloggers batteries) K-type thermocouples (for sensing temperature) Plastic zippable bags (to prevent moisture damage to dataloggers when buried) Masking tape (to label dataloggers) Marker pen Pins (to mark burial locations) Flagging tape (to mark burial locations) Shovel Work gloves Data transfer Laptop PC with Windows XP and a USB port (to download data from dataloggers) Datalogger software (to download data from dataloggers) Datalogger driver (to communicate between PC and dataloggers) USB cable (to connect dataloggers to PC) Study method These dataloggers (Figure 1) collect data from a thermocouple wire and have a simple on/off switch. Once switched on, the dataloggers automatically began collecting temperature data at a user-controlled interval (1 to 255 seconds, set at 10 seconds in these trials) until a preset temperature was reached (50 C in these trials). Once the ambient temperature reached 50 C, the dataloggers began recording temperature at one second intervals. The data was downloaded using a laptop, a USB cable, the datalogger interface software, and the datalogger USB-toserial-port driver. Figure 1. U of A s Rate-of-Spread Datalogger. 2
3 Two types of the in-fire canister were tested: aluminium skinned and galvanized steel skinned. Both versions (Figure 2 and Figure 3) had a fire resistant material as a second layer and a standard thermos was inside the fire resistant material. The inside of the thermos was lined with waxed corrugated cardboard to act as an energyabsorbing layer. Each datalogger was placed within the waxed paper lining and the thermocouple wire was extended through a hole drilled in the lid of the thermos and the canister. Figure 2. In-fire canister developed by U of A. Figure 3. In-fire canister design schematic (provided by Mark Ackerman, University of Alberta). 3
4 The research plots The U of A dataloggers were tested in three experimental fires at three different plots (1, I4 and I2) in the research area. At two of the plots, the U of A dataloggers were buried with at least 3 cm of soil on top (Figure 4) and the in-fire canisters were used at the third. The buried U of A dataloggers were placed in plastic zipped bags to prevent moisture damage (Figure 5). The thermocouple extended out of the ground approximately 15 cm and was tied to a marker pin with flagging (Figure 6). In Plot 1 and Plot I4, commercial dataloggers (HOBO U12 J,K,S,T Thermocouple Data Logger) were buried alongside new dataloggers to verify the performance of the new dataloggers. Figure 4. Burying the datalogger. Figure 5. U of A s Rate-of-Spread Datalogger in a plastic zipped bag. 4
5 Figure 6. A buried datalogger with its thermocouple tied to marker pin. Plot 1 was an untreated jack pine test-fire plot. The plot was used to determine fire conditions at the research site. The dataloggers were set-up as shown in Figure 7. Plot I4 was a treated experimental plot with two cabins (Figure 8). The treated zone was thinned to 3 m crown spacing. Because fire behaviour in this treated zone was expected to be of low intensity and slow rate of spread, the dataloggers were set-up in the untreated zone where a crown fire, and a good test of the dataloggers, were expected. Figure 7. Rate-of-spread datalogger set-up in the NWT Plot 1. 5
6 Plot I2 was a treated experimental plot with one larger cabin (Figure 9). The dataloggers were set-up within the treated zone and extended into the untreated zone. The treated zone consisted of a 20 m ring of 3 m crown spacing. Woody fuels were removed 10 years ago within 10 m radius around the cabin. Since then, grass and shrubs have grown in. The in-fire canisters were used for the dataloggers in this experiment and were placed on the ground. Figure 8. Rate-of-spread datalogger set up at the NWT Plot I4. Figure 9. Rate of-spread datalogger set up at the NWT Plot I2. 6
7 Battery and memory testing Three dataloggers were set up to test battery life and memory limitation for three different stand-by recording intervals. One datalogger recorded temperature every 5 seconds, the second recorded temperature every 10 seconds, and the third recorded temperature every 60 seconds. The test was conducted within the Hinton Training Centre office at an ambient temperature of 21 o C. The test began December 11 th, 2007 and ended January 15, Results and discussion There was a total of 24 deployments of U of A dataloggers on the three experimental fires and 20 valid data sets were obtained during three fires. In each experiment, a crown fire with flame heights up to 20 m burned over the dataloggers (Figure 10). To calculate rate of spread, we used the highest temperature on the first peak from the records collected by each datalogger. The buried dataloggers all survived the fires and all but one provided valid data sets. Of the 6 dataloggers placed in the in-fire canisters, one was burned to destruction (Figure 11) and two had corrupted data. The failed canister in Figure 11 was made with aluminium skin; all canisters made with the galvanized steel skin survived. The temperatures recorded by the new U of A dataloggers matched those recorded by the commercial HOBO dataloggers on Plot 1 (Table 4) and Plot I4 (Table 5) and were comparable to recorded temperatures of past experimental crown fires conducted by Feric and the Canadian Forest Service in the NWT. Figure 10. Fire intensity in NWT Plot 1. 7
8 Figure 11. Burned aluminum in-fire canister and datalogger. Logger Table 1. Rate of spread results for NWT Plot 1. U of A Max. Temperature ( o C) Hobo Max. Temperature ( o C) U of A Rate of spread (m/min) Hobo Rate of spread (m/min) Logger Table 2. Rate of spread results for NWT Plot I4. U of A Max. Temperature ( o C) Hobo Max. Temperature ( o C) U of A Rate of spread (m/min) Hobo Rate of spread (m/min) n/a data not valid for unknown reasons 8
9 Table 3. Data collected from U of A dataloggers housed in the in-fire canisters and rate of spread results for NWT Plot I2. Logger U of A Temperature ( o C) Rate of spread (m/min) 1-3 n/a n/a n/a canister and datalogger burned 2 data corrupted due to high temperatures in the canister The datalogger interface software was easy to use. It produced a standard comma delimited text file with time and temperature data that could easily be imported into a spreadsheet or a database. The dataloggers used standard AA batteries, which are the same type used in handheld fire-line radios used by provincial fire agencies. Changing batteries was not difficult, but the tiny screws made it cumbersome and time consuming. When running Windows 2000, the USB-to-serial-port driver required the laptop to restart every time we connected a new datalogger. This problem did not occur when running Windows XP. The dataloggers were not waterproof. Consequently, zippable plastic bags were required to prevent moisture and soil damage. The datalogger battery life and memory limitation test conducted indicated that 2 AA batteries were capable of powering a unit for up to five weeks. The dataloggers with 5-second and 10-second recording intervals reached the end of the units memory before the battery power was depleted, 17 and 33 days respectively (Table 6). These two dataloggers each returned 333,354 temperature records. The datalogger with the 60-second recording interval returned 57,459 records and was still recording at January 15. Table 6. Battery life and memory limitation test results. Recording Interval 5 seconds 10 seconds 60 seconds First Record Last Record Record Period 12/11/ :28:14 12/11/ :12:34 12/11/ :40:06 12/28/ :11:46 1/14/ :47:28 1/15/ :26:40 Number of Records Battery power 17 days 5:43:32 333,371 Still good 33 days 22:34:54 333,371 Still good 34 days 21:46:34 57,859 Still good To estimate the datalogger s maximum stand-by recording time for recording intervals, we used 333,354 records as its memory limit. Based on Table 6, we assumed battery life not to be a factor. If 600 records will be used to record the passage of a fire front (recording once per second for approximately 10 minutes), 332,754 records are available for stand-by recording. Table 7 shows estimated maximum stand-by recording time at eight recording intervals. 9
10 Table 7. Estimated maximum stand-by recording limitations. Stand-by Recording Interval (s) Estimated Maximum Stand-by Recording Time 3 11 days 13 hours 17 minutes 42 seconds 5 19 days 6 hours 9 minutes 30 seconds days 12 hours 19 minutes 0 seconds days 0 hours 38 minutes 0 seconds days 12 hours 57 minutes 0 seconds days 1 hour 16 minutes 0 seconds days 13 hours 35 minutes 0 seconds days 1 hours 54 minutes 0 second The actual stand-by limitations are shorter than estimated (Tables 6 and 7). This is because the actual stand-by recording interval is a half second faster than the setup interval (Tables 8 and 9). This may be a programming bug and U of A is looking into it now. It doesn t affect the performance of the dataloggers but the user needs to be aware. Table 8. Actual sample of 5 second interval stand-by recording. DD HH MM SS TEMP Interval Table 9. Sample of 10 second interval stand-by recording. DD HH MM SS TEMP Interval The data logger only records to a maximum temperature of 1023 C because of limitations of the integrated circuit used to measure the thermocouple. 10
11 Conclusions The U of A Rate-of-Spread Datalogger met all the criteria as determined by Feric and Alberta Sustainable Resource Development: Cost was $200 to $250 per unit depending on quantity of order. The stand-by mode allows the datalogger to be deployed for up to 30 days in the 10 second stand-by recording interval mode without filling up the internal memory or exhausting battery life. The easy on/off switch eliminated the need for a PC to activate the datalogger. Downloading data required only one command from the software. Output is a standard text file, which is easily imported into a spreadsheet or a database. The unit uses standard AA batteries. The aluminum in-fire canister did not withstand high temperature and therefore requires re-design. In the interim, the new datalogger would have to be buried to withstand over-heating, or to prevent destruction from fire. When dataloggers are to be buried, a weather-tight case (e.g. Pelican Case) in addition to a plastic zippable bag would be a better choice to protect them from moisture and soil. Recommendations Redesign the in-fire canister to withstand higher temperatures and drops from the air; this would eliminate the need to bury dataloggers and would significantly reduce deployment time. Change the battery replacement design to eliminate the need for a screwdriver. Develop a standard checklist and method for deployment. Although the tests were considered successful at the NWT research site, the dataloggers should still be reliability-tested in the lab to predict accuracy, fail rate and the maximum temperature threshold before memory/data is corrupted. Acknowledgements Thanks to Dr. Mark Ackerman from the University of Alberta Mechanical Engineering Department and Neal McLoughlin from Alberta Sustainable Resource Development Fire Science Unit. If you want more information about this study, please call Rex Hsieh at Copyright 2008, FPInnovations. 11
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