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What kind of fire extinguisher is a Mars fire extinguisher?

2009-09-18View Original

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Everyone, while reviewing the materials, I found that when transporting flammable and explosive goods, spark extinguishers are used on the ship’s smokestacks. What kind of fire extinguisher is a Mars fire extinguisher?
Reply #22009-08-23
I really haven’t heard of Mars fire extinguishers. . I’ve heard of Mars extinguishers; they are devices similar to flame arrestors
Reply #32009-08-23
It’s probably a flame extinguisher; it serves a similar function to a flame arrester
Reply #42009-08-23
There are no fire extinguishers for sparks; the poster is probably referring to spark arrestors, which are used on the exhaust pipes of vehicles entering the factory to prevent sparks from flying around. It is required by the \"Safety Regulations for Intraplatz Vehicle Transportation in Industrial Enterprises\".
Reply #52009-08-24
This is a question for safety engineers; choose the correct option among the answers
Reply #62009-08-24
Question 9 from the Comprehensive Safety Technology section, Page 273, of the pre-exam practice questions for Certified Safety Engineers in 2008
Reply #72009-08-24
OP, are you referring to the fire extinguishers used on Mars? We’ve only heard of Mars extinguishers; it’s just a joke, please don’t take it seriously
Reply #82009-08-24
6# fxblwzm Brother: Not to mention the practice questions for the Certified Safety Engineer exam, there are even many errors in the textbooks used for this exam!
Reply #92009-09-18
Are there any standards in the **specifications regarding fire extinguishers and silencers?**

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