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'''Fire control''' refers to the methods and systems used to manage and extinguish [[fires]]. It encompasses a range of techniques and technologies designed to detect, contain, and suppress fires in various environments, including urban, rural, and industrial settings. | |||
== | == Detection == | ||
Fire control | Fire detection is a critical component of fire control. Early detection allows for a quicker response, potentially minimizing damage and saving lives. Common fire detection systems include: | ||
* [[Smoke detectors]] | |||
[[Fire | * [[Heat detectors]] | ||
* [[Flame detectors]] | |||
* [[Fire alarm systems]] | |||
== | == Suppression == | ||
Once a fire is detected, suppression systems are activated to control and extinguish the fire. These systems can be manual or automatic and include: | |||
* [[Fire extinguishers]] | |||
[[Fire | * [[Sprinkler systems]] | ||
* [[Fire suppression systems]] | |||
* [[Foam systems]] | |||
== | == Containment == | ||
Fire containment strategies aim to prevent the spread of fire to surrounding areas. This can involve: | |||
* [[Fire barriers]] | |||
* [[Fire doors]] | |||
* [[Compartmentalization]] | |||
== Firefighting Techniques == | |||
Firefighting involves various techniques and strategies to control and extinguish fires. Firefighters are trained to use: | |||
==Fire Control in Different Environments== | * [[Water hoses]] | ||
* [[Firefighting foam]] | |||
* [[Fire retardants]] | |||
* [[Ventilation techniques]] | |||
== Safety Measures == | |||
Ensuring safety during fire control operations is paramount. Safety measures include: | |||
* [[Personal protective equipment]] (PPE) | |||
* [[Fire drills]] | |||
* [[Evacuation plans]] | |||
== Fire Control in Different Environments == | |||
Fire control strategies can vary depending on the environment: | Fire control strategies can vary depending on the environment: | ||
* [[Urban fire control]] | * [[Urban fire control]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Wildland fire control]] | ||
* [[Industrial fire control]] | |||
== | == See Also == | ||
* [[ | * [[Fire prevention]] | ||
* [[Fire safety]] | * [[Fire safety]] | ||
* [[Fire protection]] | * [[Fire protection engineering]] | ||
* [ | |||
* | == References == | ||
* "Fire Control Systems." National Fire Protection Association. Retrieved from [NFPA website](https://www.nfpa.org/). | |||
* "Fire Detection and Alarm Systems." International Fire Code. Retrieved from [IFC website](https://www.iccsafe.org/). | |||
== | == External Links == | ||
* [Fire Control on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_control) | |||
{{Fire safety}} | |||
{{Firefighting}} | |||
[[Category:Fire control]] | |||
[[Category:Firefighting]] | [[Category:Firefighting]] | ||
[[Category:Fire | [[Category:Fire safety]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Emergency management]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:56, 27 February 2025


Fire control refers to the methods and systems used to manage and extinguish fires. It encompasses a range of techniques and technologies designed to detect, contain, and suppress fires in various environments, including urban, rural, and industrial settings.
Detection[edit]
Fire detection is a critical component of fire control. Early detection allows for a quicker response, potentially minimizing damage and saving lives. Common fire detection systems include:
Suppression[edit]
Once a fire is detected, suppression systems are activated to control and extinguish the fire. These systems can be manual or automatic and include:
Containment[edit]
Fire containment strategies aim to prevent the spread of fire to surrounding areas. This can involve:
Firefighting Techniques[edit]
Firefighting involves various techniques and strategies to control and extinguish fires. Firefighters are trained to use:
Safety Measures[edit]
Ensuring safety during fire control operations is paramount. Safety measures include:
Fire Control in Different Environments[edit]
Fire control strategies can vary depending on the environment:
See Also[edit]
References[edit]
- "Fire Control Systems." National Fire Protection Association. Retrieved from [NFPA website](https://www.nfpa.org/).
- "Fire Detection and Alarm Systems." International Fire Code. Retrieved from [IFC website](https://www.iccsafe.org/).
External Links[edit]
- [Fire Control on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_control)