Flammable and Combustible Liquids: What’s the Difference?
Whether it’s gasoline, lighter fluid, crude oil, or any other liquid substance that can sustain a flame after being ignited, the general consensus is to refer to such liquids as being
Whether it’s gasoline, lighter fluid, crude oil, or any other liquid substance that can sustain a flame after being ignited, the general consensus is to refer to such liquids as being
Have you ever seen a movie where a villain or disgruntled office employee pulls the fire alarm box or activates a smoke alarm, leaving the entire building flooded because all the
The design of atrium smoke control systems provides a great opportunity for a Professional Engineer, typically a Fire Protection Engineer, to flex his/her muscles and demonstrate how decades of devotion to
The term “explosion” is commonly used but not always fully understood. Explosions are basically fires that occur at a very rapid pace, releasing a significant amount of energy. In order for