Understanding The Fire Triangle

Sep 28, 2024

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Fire safety is essential in any environment, and understanding the fire triangleu2014oxygen, heat, and fuelu2014can help prevent dangerous situations. - Oxygen supports combustion; without it, fire cannot sustain. - Heat raises materials to their ignition temperature; removing it helps extinguish the fire. - Fuel is any combustible material; without fuel, a fire cannot continue. - Removing any one element of the fire triangle will extinguish the fire, a key principle in fire prevention. At FRA Wizard, our fire risk assessment software helps ensure compliance with UK fire safety regulations. Sign up

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