Since hot air is lighter than cool air, heat, especially the high heat from a fire, moves up to the fire sprinkler heads on the ceiling the ceiling rapidly. When the heat gets too great, heat sensitive bulbs contained in the sprinkler heads burst and release pressurized water from behind the bulbs.
No, the noun 'sprinkler' is not a compound noun.A compound noun is a noun made up of two or more words that form a noun with a meaning of its own; for example a lawn sprinkler or a fire sprinkler.
Most standard fire sprinklers are activated by heat. There's a small bulb of liquid that keeps the water back in the pipes before a fire begins. When a fire breaks out, that liquid will heat up and eventually cause the bulb to burst, releasing the water from behind it.
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Fire sprinklers have two major components that operate in response to a fire: the fire sprinkler heads which are connected via a series of pipes to a fire pumps. Water pressure is kept in the head by a series of valves in the pump. and is kept in the heads by little vials of colored liquid. During a fire, the liquid inside the sprinkler heads heats up and starts to expand, eventually causing the vial to burst. Water that was kept in the pipes pours out of the sprinkler heads. The water pouring out of the sprinkler heads causes the pressure in the fire pump to drop. In response, the pump kicks on and pumps more water from the municipal water supply to keep the sprinkler flowing. NOTE: this is how "wet pipe" fire sprinklers, the most common types of fire sprinklers, work. Other sprinklers (dry pipe, deluge and pre-action) are slightly different.
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The move sunny day powers up fire moves EDIT : Or the ability "Blaze", or holding Charcoal, in substitution for a move. (:
up because heat rises
No, fire is not made up of cells. Fire is a chemical reaction that occurs when a fuel source combines with oxygen and heat to produce light and heat energy.
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Heat rises and so pushes them up.
They are fire bellied because the toads heat up to much.
it's a candle from the wax it makes the fire heat up