Fire Triangle Explained, Practical Fire Risk Control Guide for Workplaces Fire incidents in workplaces rarely happen by accident. In most cases, they occur because one or more elements of the fire triangle were not properly controlled. After working on industrial shutdowns, electrical safety audits, and fire risk assessments, I have seen that understanding the fire … Read more
Role of Oxygen in Combustion, How Oxygen Makes Fires Grow and Why It Becomes Dangerous In real fire incidents, oxygen is rarely discussed until it is too late. Fire investigations repeatedly show that fires grow out of control not only because fuel and heat are present, but because oxygen is allowed to flow freely or … Read more
Breaking the Fire Triangle, How Fires Are Actually Stopped in Real Situations In real fire incidents, fires are not extinguished by theory. They are stopped by quick decisions that remove heat, cut off fuel, or control oxygen. Fire investigations repeatedly show that fires escalate not because the fire triangle was unknown, but because people failed … Read more