fire prevention & control(4)
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Fire Prevention & Control
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• Our principle shall be ;
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Definition of FIRE :--• Combustion reaction where heat and flame
is evolved.
FIRE = Flammable vapour or gas (FUEL)
+ Air in correct proportion (O2)
+ Source of ignition (Naked Flame)
+Chain reaction
Fire Chemistry
FUEL + O2 Heat CO2 + CO
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Fire Chemistry
FIRE TRIANGLE
• FUEL : Vapour Stage• AIR : Oxygen• HEAT : Naked or Excess Temp.
Fuel
Ai
r
Heat
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Fire Tree
• Heat stage - uncontrollable heat, large amount of smoke etc.
•Incipient stage - no visible smoke
•Smoking stage - visible smoke
•Flame stage - flame starts, smoke increases
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Few Terminology• Flash point; It is the lowest temperature at
which the substance gives off sufficient vapour to be ignited at the surface. The concentration of vapour above this temp forms an ignitable mixture with air.
• Flammability limits: These limits give the range between the lowest and highest concentration of vapour in air that will burn or explode when an ignition source (such as a spark or open flame) is present. The concentration is generally expressed as percent fuel by volume.
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Few Terminology• Fire Load; Amount of combustible matter
present that can act as a fuel to feed a hostile fire.
Unit - kg / m2. • Hot Work; Any work using open flames or
sources of heat that could ignite materials in the work area.
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CLASS OF FIRE
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Solid combustible materials such as
•Ordinary carbon matter;•Paper;•Wood;•Plastics etc.,
FIRE INVOLVING
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Liquids such as * Oil* Petroleum* Solvents* Grease* Paints etc.,
FIRE INVOLVING
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* L.P.G
* GASEOUS SUBSTANCE UNDER PRESSURE
FIRE INVOLVING
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Minerals and metals such as, but not limited to;
•Magnesium
•Sodium
•Potassium
•Flammable metals etc.,
FIRE INVOLVING
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METHODS OF EXTINGUISHING
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STARVATION
STARVATION
* REMOVE FUEL
* VACATE PEOPLE
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BLANKETING
* CLOSE THE AIR ENTRANCE
* TRAP THE SMOKE
* MAINTAIN THE SAME FOR SOME TIME
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COOLING
COOLING
* CONTROL THE FLOW OF HEAT & THE CHAIN REACTION BY POURING WATER OR ANY OTHER COOLING MEDIUM
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EXTINGUISHING MEDIA
• CLASS A (PAPER ,WOOD)- WATER
• CLASS B (OIL) - FOAM, DCP
• CLASS C (GASES) - DCP,CO2,
• CLASS D (METAL) - SP. POWDER
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Fire Extinguishers Media
Water • High cooling capacity; • Non-toxic; • Inexpensive and readily available; • Effective on solid combustibles (Class A Fires); • Flammable liquids (Class B -45°C and above)
where it is applied as a spray; • Not effective on Class C fires; • Not to be used on Electric fires.
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Foam • Due to its light weight, creates blanketing effect;• Shall be applied on the surface of a container of the liquid;• Cuts off oxygen supply and thus smothers;
Powder • Several chemicals used to make extinguishing powders.• Efficient in the extinction of Class A, B & C Fires.• Extinction of solids by forming a flame- retardant layer on the
surface of the material. • On Electrical Installations
– To be cleaned off;– Corrosion problem;
Fire Extinguishers Media
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Gas • Gases used are carbon dioxide and
HALON agents, non-conductive gaseous agents and therefore are normally used for electrical fires;
• Do not leave undesirable residue;• Suitable for Class B fires and Class A fires
where these have not become deep-seated.
Fire Extinguishers Media
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Fire Chart
Water / Cooling
Foam / Blanketing
Powder / Blanketing
Gas / Blanketing
ABC Stored
PressureClass "A", Solid fuelsClass "B" Liquid fuelsClass "C", Gas fuels Class "D", Metals Fires Intiated from electric
1st Option2nd Option
Not Suitable
Extingsuihing Agent / Principle
Type of Fuel
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1) WATER TYPE 1. SODA ACID (Obsolete)2. STORED PRESSURE
2)FOAM TYPE1. Chemical 2. Mechanical
3)DRY CHEMICAL POWDER TYPE
4) CARBON DI-OXIDE TYPE
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
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Inner chamber (Aluminum sulfate)
Outer chamber(sodium Bi-carbonate)
Plunger knob
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Mechanical Foam Type Fire Extinguishers
• Extinguishes by smothering method,
Construction• Aqueous Film Forming
Foam (AFFF) solution;
• CO2 expel the foam solution;
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FOAM TYPE FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Capacity -9 ltrs./18ltr./150ltr.
Solution A -inner chamber (Aluminum sulfate)
solution B - outer chamber(sodium Bi-carbonate)
Foam ratio =8-9 times (Approx.. 72 lit.)
1)Remove the EXT. Keep a distance about 4-5 Mt.
2)Pull the plunger knob hard and invert the EXT.2-3 times.
3) Direct the jet of foam to cover the complete area.
DISCHARGE TIME - 1.1/2Minutes TO 2 Minutes
RANGE -4-6 m.
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DRY CHEMICAL POWDER TYPE
Plunger knob
Cartridge
Discharge Hose
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Dry Chemical Powder Type
Construction • Sodium bi carbonate
powder;
• CO2 Gas cartridge;
Operation• Remove the safety clip;• Hold the discharge hose
firmly and press the plunger;
• Na2CO3 will be thrown out;
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Co2 Type Fire Extinguishers
Plunger knob
Co2 Gas
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Carbon di-Oxide Type
• Extinguishes fire by smothering methods;
• Suitable for fighting;– Flammable liquids;
– Gases;
– Fires starting from electrical,
• Hold insulated part of the discharge horn;
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CO2 FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Capacity: 2 / 4.5 / 6.8 / 22.5Kgs.
Liquefied Co2 at pressure of 64 kg/cm2 to 70 kg /cm2 at Temp. below 31oc
TO OPERATE
1. Remove the locking pin
2. Operate the wheel valve and direct thee jet of gas at the base of fire.
DISCHARGE TIME - about 30 sec.
Effective range- 1 to 1.5 m.
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ABC Stored Pressure
• Stored nitrogen Gas;• Can be used for Class A,
B & C;• Smothering method of
Extinguishing;• But not a good substitute
of water for class A fire;
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Operation of ABC Stored Pressure
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HOW TO EXTINGUISH FIRE?
*STAND OPPOSITE TO THE DIRECTION OF THE AIR (facing the back)
*Attack on the Base of fire.
*Keep sufficient distances from the fire and move closer as the fire reduces.
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Fire Prevention
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Welding & Gas Cutting• Hot work area should be free from;
– Combustible materials for 10 m from work; (or)
– Should be separated by barriers of 1 hour fire resistance;
• Floor of Work area covered by sand ;• Hot work on Walls;
– Other side of the wall should be cleared from combustible;
• Floor openings and cracks;• Suitable fire extinguishers
– Bucket of sand;– Hose line or portable extinguishers;
• HOT WORK PERMIT• (Ref IS: 818 – 1968)
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Common Accidents in Gas Cutting
Removing lid of the diesel drum;• Gas cutting increases the internal temperature,
resulting in expansion of gas consequently increasing the pressure;
• Gross calorific value of diesel – 46 x 106 MJ / KG;
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Accident of Gas Cutting
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Diesel / Petrol Storage
• Floors covered by sand;• Sand periodically removed and
covered with damp sand and water;
• No Smoking;– Will tiny spark be sufficient to ignite;
• Storing different chemicals differently;– Tagging chemicals;– Assume what will happen if Diesel is
replaced instead of Transformer coolant oil;
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Gas Cylinder storage area
• No Smoking;– Will tiny spark be sufficient
to ignite;
• Storing different chemicals differently;– Tagging chemicals;
– Assume what will happen if Diesel is replaced instead of Transformer coolant oil;
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Carpentry Shop
• Saw dust;• Wooden scarp;• Periodical disposal of dust;
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P&M Workshop
• Waste cotton rugs;• Waste oil;• Disposing out of site;
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Fire plan
• Fire Extinguisher source & layout;• Fire Barriers for Hot work;• Fire Watchers;• Hot work permit;
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Inform time office or security or site safety personnel in case of any fire. Know the use of diff. Type of extinguishers. Never use water on an electrical or oil fire. Store inflammable materials in a closed container and in its assigned place. Clean immediately any spillage of inflammable liquids. Remove unwanted waste materials
DO’s
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Smoke in prohibited areas. Store inflammables near any electrical switch boards. Obstruct the path leading to fire extinguishers or emergency doors wherever provided. Throw cotton waste soaked with inflammable liquids in the drains or room corners.
Don'ts
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Fire Extinguishers
Inspection Checklist
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Inspection checklist
1. Confirm the extinguisher is in its proper location; 2. Confirm the extinguisher is not obstructed; 3. All seals and pins are in place and have not been
removed or tampered with; 4. If applicable, check gauge to ensure that the pressure is
within the operable range; 5. Examine the extinguisher for obvious signs of physical
damage, leakage, corrosion or clogged nozzles; and6. Ensure that a current service tag is present on
extinguisher.
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Dry Chemical Powder
Check For• Weight of the extinguishers, for powder mass;• Gas cartridge not less than 10%;• Operating mechanism;• Free movement and closing of discharge control. • Nozzle, hose, and vent holes, piercing mechanism of cap
cartridge holder, grease and wipe clean.• Remove the inner shell and clean portholes.• Caking, lumps and foreign matter, in Dry powder;• Body internally for any damage of corrosion.
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Hazardous AreaThe Petroleum Rules, 2002
Hazardous area; • Petroleum having flash point below 650C or
any inflammable gas or vapour in a concentration capable of ignition is likely to be present.
• Petroleum or any inflammable liquid having flash point above 650C is likely handled, stored etc..
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Classification of Hazardous AreaThe Petroleum Rules, 2002
Zone “O” area : if inflammable gas or vapour are expected to be continuously present in the area;
Zone “1” area: if inflammable gases or vapour are likely to be present in the area under normal operating conditions;
Zone “2” area: if inflammable gases or vapour are likely to be present in the area only under abnormal operating conditions or failure or rupture of an equipment.
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Electric apparatus
Zone “0” area :• No electric apparatus shall be allowed in a zone “0” area;Zone “1” area :• Flame proof apparatus• Intrinsically safe apparatus approved by the chief controller of
explosives;• An industrial-type apparatus;
– Purging with a plenum of atmosphere free from significant concentrations of inflammable gas;
– Automatic cut off or a warning
Zone “2” area :• non sparking apparatus of a type approved by the chief controller;
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FIXED FIRE FIGHTING INSTALLATIONS 1. FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM 2. WATER SPRINKLERS SYSTEM 3.AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTION SYSTEM
5.AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
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