What type of burn matrix plan is associated with non-gas fired systems?

The Sequential Burn matrix plan is particularly associated with non-gas fired systems due to its methodical step-by-step approach to training. In such systems, the focus on maintaining control and safety during the training process is critical. The Sequential plan allows trainers to systematically introduce and manage the training environment, ensuring that participants engage with the burning materials in a controlled and measured manner.

This method is advantageous in preventing overheating or other hazards by ensuring that each burn scenario is completed before proceeding to the next, thus providing a clear structure and allowing for assessment and reflection after each stage. It effectively limits the variables involved at each step, which is especially beneficial in non-gas fired training environments, where unpredictable results can occur without a structured approach. This plan is designed to facilitate gradual progression and build competency in a safe manner.

On the other hand, the other types of burn matrix plans—such as Rotational, Dynamic, and Fixed—are typically utilized in different contexts or scenarios that may involve gas-fired systems or require a different strategic approach to burning within training exercises. Each of these plans has specific contexts in which they excel, but for non-gas fired systems, Sequential remains the most fitting choice due to its emphasis on safety and structure.