Destruction Value of Burning/Oxidizing?

[CNBA3]

I am looking for a way to calc the destruction value of fire, when in the after math, the structure still stands but it's substance is burnt.

What would the joule per cubic centimeter be?

 

[Kepekley23]

The energy generated by fire attacks is calculated with the following formula

Q = m*c*at

Where M is the mass of the fire, C is the change in temperature (normally 1184 for the average flame) and aT is the heat capacity of the substance that is being burnt, usually in either joules per kilogram/celsius (j/kgC) or joules per kilogram/kelvin(j/kgK).

For example, wood has an average heat capacity of 1760j/kgC. If we were to burn down a small forest, assuming the fire is 5,000,000kg and the temperature change is 1184, we'd have these values:

• 5000000*1184*1760 = 1.04192e+13 joules, which is 2.49 kilotons.

 

[CNBA3]

The energy generated by fire attacks is calculated with the following formula
Q = m*c*at

Where M is the mass of the fire, C is the change in temperature (normally 1184 for the average flame) and aT is the heat capacity of the substance that is being burnt, usually in either joules per kilogram/celsius (j/kgC) or joules per kilogram/kelvin(j/kgK).

For example, wood has an average heat capacity of 1760j/kgC. If we were to burn down a small forest, assuming the fire is 5,000,000kg and the temperature change is 1184, we'd have these values:

• 5000000*1184*1760 = 1.04192e+13 joules, which is 2.49 kilotons.

Thanks for that.