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【Daily Topic】【Storage & Transportation Edition 20151229】

2015-12-29View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. Fires that belong to Class A include ( ). A. Fires involving materials such as wood, textiles, and paper. B. Fires caused by oils, solvents, petroleum products, paints, etc. C. Fires resulting from liquefied petroleum gas. D. Fires involving metals such as magnesium, phosphorus, and sodium. [Production and Management Division] Seeking moderators and technical discussants to join
Reply #22015-12-29
A. Fires that occur in materials such as wood, textiles, and paper
Reply #32015-12-29
Fires of Class A include (A). A. Fires involving materials such as wood, textiles, and paper. B. Fires caused by oils, solvents, petroleum products, paints, etc. C. Fires resulting from liquefied petroleum gas. D. Fires involving metals such as magnesium, phosphorus, and sodium
Reply #42015-12-29
A. Fires that occur in materials such as wood, textiles, and paper  
Reply #52015-12-29
Fires of Class A include (A D). A. Fires involving materials such as wood, textiles, and paper. B. Fires caused by oils, solvents, petroleum products, paints, etc. C. Fires resulting from liquefied petroleum gas. D. Fires involving metals such as magnesium, phosphorus, and sodium
Reply #62015-12-29
Fires of Class A include (A D). A. Fires involving materials such as wood, textiles, and paper. B. Fires caused by oils, solvents, petroleum products, paints, etc. C. Fires resulting from liquefied petroleum gas. D. Fires involving metals such as magnesium, phosphorus, and sodium
Reply #72015-12-29
Those that belong to Class A fires are (C, D).
Reply #82015-12-29
Answer: Class A fire: refers to fires involving solid materials. Such substances often have the properties of organic materials and generally produce hot embers when burned. Such as fires involving wood, coal, cotton, wool, linen, paper, etc.
Reply #92015-12-29
Option A: Fires involving materials such as wood, textiles, and paper: lol

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