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Fire Triangle

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Article regarding the fire triangle. "The fire triangle or combustion triangle is a simple model for understanding the ingredients necessary for most fires."

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Author: Wikipedia
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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org
Contributed by: FireWhat Research Team
05-21-2011

Structural Fire Attack Emergency Operations Manual

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4-page PDF document. "This guideline provides a standard list of basic factors the Incident Commander should consider in the evaluation of tactical situations."

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Source: http://sdnorthzone.net
Contributed by: FireWhat Research Team
05-21-2011

The Fire Triangle

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An article about the fire triangle. It discusses the definition and description of fuel, air and heat.

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Source: http://www.csiro.au
Contributed by: FireWhat Research Team
05-21-2011

Fire Triangle

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An article about chemistry and physics of fire. It includes illustrations.

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Source: http://www.tpub.com
Contributed by: FireWhat Research Team
05-21-2011

The Fire Triangle

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Video length: 3 min 44 secs. This video shows how to manipulate fire triangle to extinguish fire. It demonstrates two experiments, by using a copper coil which removes the heat and by removing the oxygen.

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Source: http://www.youtube.com
Contributed by: FireWhat Research Team
05-21-2011

Fire Attack - Using a "Can"

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This video reviews the setup and use of a pressurized water extinguisher or what’s commonly referred to as a "CAN". Considered by many FFs as "Bread and Butter" operations, using any extinguisher proficiently is what separates the Professional from the Novice. The "live fire" portion shown in the demo is recorded by both a mini HD FireCam and an MSA thermal imaging camera (model 5200). They are shot simultaneously with the FireCam photage running first followed by the thermal imaging view. Each camera shows the same segment consecutively in real time. Train, Be Prepared, Stay Safe – Make the Save and SURVIVE! Dale G. Pekel

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Author: Dale G. Pekel
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Source: http://www.youtube.com
Contributed by: DALE
08-02-2011
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