How to control fire

 The mice that burn either of these three things are fired, then the burning will stop and the fire will be extinguished.  dno ade reached one, Ay do ade. Any fire needs three things. A fire can be extinguished in three ways. Current fuel (combustible subsynel, air (or oxygen) and heat. 

L fuel (combustible material) can be extinguished.  By removing 2. Heating (cooling with water) 3. By cutting the carbon supply (along with carbon dioxide, etc.) to the materials that are burning, we will now discuss in detail these three methods of extinguishing the fire, extracting fuel one by one.  (Or combustible byproducts) A fuel (or combustible material) is a food for a fire. Therefore, when a fire breaks out in a room, all combustible disturbances (which can easily be eroded) such as combustible clothing, and books, etc. 

 Must be removed at once. Therefore it cannot spread the fire. If possible, the cooking gas cylinder should be removed and the electricity must be stopped. This fire is near a pile of wood which is used to ignite the fire.  Can provide fuel to keep current, Q ot wood holes have been removed. As soon as possible. It is not usually possible to remove, however, for an old light from the location of the fire.

  Also combustible material.  Ab2 remove the heat water is used to remove heat from a burning material and cool it further.  Water is the most common fire extinguisher for ordinary fires.  Throwing AA aNM oursqns Sumug onto a burning substance cools the water and extinguishes the fire, it cools down from its ignition Ni head and stops burning so late.  The fire is extinguished.  For example, when the man from the fire brigade throws one, the seed in the Ma Trong Stream of War in a building on fire, the burning material cools under its ignition heaphor and extinguishes the fire.  The water vapor generated by the heat action of fire on the water surrounds the burning material and helps to cut off the air supply.  It also helps in extinguishing the fire.  Thus, fire extinguishers extinguish fires by putting pressure on burning houses, such as houses or other buildings.  

Water serves to extinguish fire, when things like wood and paper etc. are on fire.  Fires caused by oil (or petrol) or electric fires, however, cannot be detected by the use of water.  This is explained below.  Fires emanating from burning oil and petrol (such as frying pans, oil tanks, petrol pumps and fires in Passap Amports etc.) cannot be extinguished using water.  This is due to the following reason: Water is heavier than oil and petrol.  Therefore, when water is poured over burning oil (or petrol), it (water) settles down.  Oil (or petrol) floats on water and continues to burn.  Thus, a fire caused by burning hail (or petrol) cannot be extinguished with water.  A fire caused by an electrical short-circuit in an electrical appliance or in electrical cables should not be extinguished by throwing water.  This is due to the following reasons: Ordinary water conducts electricity to some extent.  Therefore, when water is thrown at a burning electrical device (or burning electrical wires), it can give an electric shock to persons involved with fire fighting.  Thus, water cannot be used to extinguish fire due to electricity.  3. Cut off the air supply Many fires can be extinguished by cutting off the air jdkjd ais  the kew to redusr supplying in atomosphere to the burning materials.  The air supply of a ahrb arba is h good boy aso thr meterial of fire reseated material can be cut in many ways such as covering the burning materials with carbon dioxide, sand (or mud), a blanket or damp cloth, etc., using carbon dioxide to extinguish electric fires.  She goes.  Gas fire extinguisher.  The carbon dioxide gas is denser than the air and forms a layer around the burning material.  The layer of carbon dioxide covers the fire like a blanket, due to which the fresh air does not reach the burning materials.  The burning material does not get oxygen from the air and hence stops burning.  In this way, the fire is extinguished Figure 8. Carbon dioxide.  Please note that carbon dioxide gas neither burns itself nor helps in extinguishing the fire.  s).  When