In the US, there are virtually no fire accidents in trains today as they have already been prevented. In the 1800's, fires on trains were quite common as a result of even minor incidents, because stoves were used for heating passenger cars. By the 1900's, the stoves were gone, but many cars were still made of wood, resulting in fires being a concern.
Today, the sources of fire are extremely limited. On freight trains, a hot journal can result in flames with hot grease burning, but fire is not the typical result and major concern, but a derailment.
On passenger trains, sources of fire are nearly non-existent except at the locomotive and sources on electric trains. All materials on passenger trains are chosen and treated to prevent or slow a fire.
The typical fire today on any train is at the locomotive and with the exception of catastrophic incidents (where fire was secondary), these rarely have significant impact. Current US regulations have severe restrictions on fuel for trains going through confined areas where fire may have present an increased risk, even as a secondary risk.
equipment must be checked on and off regularly to prevent accidents like fire hazards.
The measures to be adopted to prevent fire accidents are of paramount importance. There is a familiar proverb in English "Prevention is better than cure". Though fire fighting apparatus are to be kept ready in case of fire accident, the measures like not keeping highly inflammable objects within the vicitiny,not switching on mobile in Petrol Pumps,not allowing children to play with matches,extra precaution during fire works exhibition,strict vigil in fire works factory etc. help us to prevent fire accidents.
to prevent accidents that came from electricity.like fire
It depends on what you mean by accidents
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No, not really. Fire extinguishers and fire blankets are used to stop fires. The "accident" would have already occurred, starting the fire.
In California, forfeiting the right of way to other drivers does not prevent accidents?
To prevent overheating/damage/fire of the electrical components in a circuit.
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Older trains if they were steam depended on how hot the fire was and modern day trains have electronic devices
Train accidents occur approximately every 90 minutes which would account for 3,000 incidents per year which includes approximately 1,000 deaths and various other accidents.
oh who cares