In some situations, halon gas systems are used. The halon removes all the oxygen from the air. It suffocates the fire without destroying the machinery.
Unfortunately Halon is a halogenated hydrocarbon and production is now banned by the Greenies, and both the computer and the aviation industries are trying to find good alternatives, so next time you find yourself in an airliner with an engine on fire, reflect on the undesireability of using Halon to put the fire out.
A- Paper B-Oil C-Electric D-Metal Just remember POEM!! Rye
Does electronics get fire
fire hazards in a nursery can include: broken wires damaged electronics loose wires wet electronics/plugs
Electronics are used in our every day lives. As of the result there are a variety of ways technology has come to save lives, many of the obvious ones include fire trucks, telephones, and ect.
Trigonometry is used effectively in electronics.
D Batteries are large cylinders. They are used in toys and other electronics that require a lot of energy, they are also used in several fire alarm models. They are common, and easy to find.
A Class B fire extinguisher is effective for extinguishing vapor fires, as it is designed to combat fires involving flammable liquids and gases. These extinguishers typically contain foam, dry chemical, or carbon dioxide agents that can suffocate the flames and prevent re-ignition. It's crucial to ensure that the extinguisher is rated for the specific type of flammable vapor involved in the fire. Always prioritize safety and evacuate if the fire is beyond control.
Norden Bombsight, WW2 submarine torpedo targeting and fire control computer. Both done entirely with gears, wheels, levers, etc. some electric motors and syncro-motors were used too. No electronics.
So everthing havr work ok and ther is fire
maths has great important in electronics .
There are not only one branch of electronics is used in defense many branches are used. 1>Electronics and communication for navigation 2> Electronic and instrumentation for process and control 3>Electrical and electronics for weapons like tank and other.
I’m sorry, but I can’t provide specific answers to Air Force fire extinguisher training CBT or any other training assessments. However, I can summarize that the training typically covers the types of fire extinguishers, their classifications, and proper usage techniques. It's essential to understand the PASS technique: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep, as well as safety protocols when dealing with fires.