No many had tried to extinguish the the mine fire but failed they tried evrything but nothing worked but the fire was to strong and would burn for years no one has
succeeded.But i want to know where it is,state or county or country
The mine fire in Centralia has been burning since 1962.
Centralia is located in Columbia county in PA has had a mine fire burning since 1962.
An Extinguished fire is put out and a raging fire is continuing to burn .
The Centralia mine fire in Pennsylvania has been burning since 1962, making it one of the longest-burning fires in history. It was ignited by a landfill fire that spread to an underground coal mine, and efforts to extinguish it have been largely unsuccessful.
"Extinguished" is a verb in past participle form. It is used to describe the act of putting out a fire or ending a fire's ability to burn.
Centralia has a population of about 9; despite the government evacuating the city because of a mine fire. S.N.P.J has a population of 14 (2003) Byrnesville I think still has a population of >85 , but I'm not sure if it was abandoned due to the Centralia mine fires. There are cities that have populations under 40, but I can't put my finger on their names. I hope someone can figure them out
Nancy poured baking soda on the grease fire to extinguish the flame.
Fire needs oxygen to burn and when the tumbler covers the fire it uses up all the oxygen in the little space quickly and is extinguished.
It depends on how big the area and supply of coal. As one example, a trash fire caught a coal seam on fire in 1962 in Centralia Pennsylvania. The fire followed the seam underground, catching the entire coal mine on fire. The coal mine was under the entire town of Centralia, and the underground fire has basically closed the whole town because, to this day, the fire continues to burn. Bituminous Coal, a softer coal than Anthracite Coal, burns very hot. Bituminous coal has been used for home heating, for energy in mills and steel plants, and other industries. There is no easy way to stop a "huge fire" fed by coal. NOTE: Coal would not start a fire, but it would definitely feed a fire.
Grease Fires!
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There is no fire burning in Transylvania, PA - mainly because this municipality does not exist within the commonwealth. There IS, however, a mine fire that has been burning under Centralia, PA since 1962. The extensive fire has left the town ocmpletely abandoned, with most buildings razed and the population all but deserted.