Basic Fire_Prevention and_FireFightingPT

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About This Presentation

FIRE SAFETY TRAINING


Slide Content

PNM ENVIRO-SAFE SOLUTIONS PVT. LIMITED
BASIC FIRE PREVENTION
&
FIRE FIGHTING

Index
Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting
Basic theory of combustion (Fire Triangle)
Methods of extinguishment
Types of fire spread
Classes of Fire
Fire protection systems (active and passive)
Raising the alarm in event of fire
Fire prevention techniques
Duties of a fire guard

Fire Triangle

Classification of Fire BS/EN3
Solids
Liquids and Liquifiable Solids
Gases
Metals

Classification of Fire BS/EN3
Fats
Fires involving electrical
equipment

Class A fires

Class B Fires
Hydrocarbon Pool Fire

Class C Fires

Class D Fires
Lithium
Sodium
Copper
Potassium
Magnesium

Class F Fires

Oil Fire and Water
Demonstration

Fires Involving Electrical Equipment

Surface to
mass ratio
Low
High
Lower
Higher
Energy
required for
ignition
Heat Transfer in fuel

Heat Transfer in the environment


• Fire spread:-
-Conduction
-Convection
-Radiation
-Direct

Effects of Heat and Smoke

Response to discovering a fire
1.Raise the Alarm
2.Attempt to fight the fire if it is safe to do so
3.Leave the area closing doors and hatches to contain
the fire (if applicable)
4.Report to your muster station or as otherwise
instructed.
If your first indication of fire is smoke or heat
detection in a closed compartment always check
the door for heat using the back of your hand. If
it is warm or hot, DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR

MODU Fire Protection
Passive Fire Protection (PFP)
“Coating or cladding arrangement or free
standing system which, in the event of a fire
will provide thermal protection to restrict the
rate at which heat is transmitted to the object
or area being protected BS EN ISO 13702:1999

Fire Protective Bulkheads, Doors etc.

Cable Penetrations

Active Fire Protection (AFP)
“Equipment, systems and methods, which
following ignition, may be used to control,
mitigate and extinguish fires” BS EN ISO 13702:1999
MODU Fire Protection

Active Fire Protection - Detection

Active Fire Protection – Fire Extinguishers

Active Fire Protection – Fire Extinguishers

Non aspirated foam fire
extinguisher

Aspirated foam fire extinguisher

Active Fire Protection – Fire Extinguishers

Dry powder fire extinguisher

Active Fire Protection – Fire Extinguishers

Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguisher

Active Fire Protection – Fire Extinguishers

Fire Blanket

Fire Blanket

Active Fire Protection – Hydrants, Hoses & Branches

Active Fire Protection - Foam

Active Fire Protection - Foam
Foam Delivery System – Mud Pit Room

Active Fire Protection – Water/Foam Monitors U-Deck
Automatic/Remote OperationManual Operation

Active Fire Protection – CO2 and NOVEC

Active Fire Protection – Sprinkler and Deluge

Fire Prevention – Duties of the Fire Watch

Fire Prevention – House Keeping

Fire Prevention – Storage

Fire Prevention – Thermal Imaging Surveys

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