Fire Behavior Indicators and Fire Development
Compartment fire development can be described as being comprised of four stages: incipient, growth, fully developed and decay (see Figure 1). Flashover is not a stage of development, but simply a rapid transition between the growth and fully developed stages. Figure 1. Fire Development in a Compartment
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