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FIRE HAZARDS Tariq Jamil 17 Shaukat Khan 18 Mohsin Irfan 19 Nauman Khan 20 INDUSTRIAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

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FIRE HAZARDSTariq Jamil 17

Shaukat Khan 18

Mohsin Irfan 19

Nauman Khan 20

INDUSTRIAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

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• FIRE HAZARDS - Conditions that favor fire development

• Fire – a chain reaction, involving combustion

• FIRE TRIANGLE - starts and sustains fire

• Components:

1. Fuel2. Heat 3. Oxygen

FUEL: Oil, Gas, Wood

Heat: Spark, Friction

Oxygen: Air

INTRODUCTION

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FIRE CLASSIFICATIONS

Class D

Class B

SpecialCat.

Class CClass A

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Solid Materials: Wood

Plastic

Textiles

Paper etc.

CLASS A

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Electrical Short circuits

CLASS C

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Combustible Metals Aluminum

Magnesium

Titanium

Zirconium etc.

CLASS D

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Extremely active oxides

or mixtures Nitric acid

Hydrogen peroxide

Solid missile propellants

Special Cat.

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Flammable Liquids & Gases

CLASS B

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CAUSES•Spontaneous Combustions•Hypergolic reactions -Pyrophor hypergolic fuels •Mishandling flammable liquids and gases •Natural & generated electricity can cause fires.•Heat from hot surfaces.•Engines and Compressors.

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PREVENTIONGoals:

1. life protection

2. property protection

3. Protection of operation

STEPS: Isolation of Fire Triangle elements Ignition sources should be eliminated or isolated proper storage of flammable liquids Confine smoking to designated areas Periodically check electrically ckts