Question

the unit of fire load​

Answer 1

n simple terms fire loading is a measurement used by fire-fighters and other fire safety professionals to determine the potential severity of a fire in a given space. It describes the amount of combustible material in a building or confined space and the amount of heat this can generate.

The fire load [MJ] is defined as the quantity of energy which is released by the complete combustion of all combustible material in a fire compartment. The fire load density is defined as the fire load per unit floor area [MJ/m2] or per unit volume [MJ/m3].

Answer 2

Answer:

Fire loading. The fire loading of a building or compartment is a way of establishing the potential severity of a hypothetical future fire. It is the heat output per unit floor area, often in kJ/m2, calculated from the calorific value of the materials present. Fire loading is used for evaluating industrial safety risks.