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Will the sun cause aluminum to set fire?
No, the sun's rays alone cannot ignite aluminum to set it on fire. High temperatures and a potential ignition source would be needed for aluminum to catch fire.
Is you set fire to the rain personification?
Yes, "set fire to the rain" is an example of personification because fire typically cannot be applied to water in reality. It is a poetic expression used to evoke powerful imagery and emotions.
Build a man a fire and he will be warm for a day Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life?
It's a dark humor joke about taking the statement "build a man a fire and he'll be warm for a day" to an extreme by suggesting setting the man on fire to keep him warm permanently. It's not meant to be taken literally and is used for comedic effect.
Why are the game makers setting fire to the forest?
In the Humger Games, the game makers set fire to the area of the forest where Katmiss is because she is miles away from any other competitor which makes for a boring game. They set fire to drive her towards the othe tributes in the arena.
How do backfires work?
In the fire triangle, heat, fuel and air (oxygen) form the basis for combustion. A backfire is sometimes set by firefighters working wild land fires to "burn back" an area of land from in front of a fire. The idea is to strip fuel from this area in front of the way the fire is moving. The hope is that this will deprive the fire of fuel and stop it from an uncontrolled advance. This may allow the fire to be contained and extinguished. To set up for a backfire, a team (or several teams) of firefighters (with or without equipment support - like a bulldozer) spread out in front of an advancing blaze and cut a fire break. They do this by removing grass, brush, timber and any other fuel from a "line" and then spread out along it. Designated firefighters with ingition sources will move along the "inside" of the break (the side toward which the fire is coming from) and set the backfire. This fire is watched closely so it won't "jump" the break, and is tended so it burns back toward the oncoming blaze. Timing is essential as wind is usually what is driving the main blaze forward. This means that the back fire won't be in a hurry to go the other way (against the breeze) and move back toward the main blaze. It does work, when executed properly in terrain that gives advantage to the firefighters. Note that as the main fire approaches and "eats the air around it" for oxygen, it may actually start "pulling air back" from where the firefighters stationed along their break are waiting to start the backburn or backfire. If timed correctly in good conditions, the backdraft can be employed to help the backfire move toward the main blaze. A fire needs three things to burn: fuel, oxygen, and heat. Take away one of those three things and a fire goes out. A backfire is a fire set intentionally in the path of an approaching wildfire in a place where the backfire can easily be put out. The backfire consumes the fuel in its area and deprives the larger wildfire of the fuel; the wildfire cannot travel through the backburned area. Backburns can also be used in an emergency situation by wildland firefighters to provide themselves with a safe place to go if they are unable to escape an incoming wildfire.
What do farmers set when a prairie fire approaches?
When a prairie fire approaches, farmers often set controlled burns, also known as backburns, to create a firebreak. This involves intentionally igniting a fire in a controlled manner to consume available fuel in the path of the approaching fire. By doing this, they help to stop the spread of the fire and protect their land and livestock. This technique can also promote healthier ecosystems by managing vegetation.
When a prairie fire approached farmers set what?
The answer is " Backfires ". - Answered
What a prairie fire approached farmers set?
The answer is " Backfires ". - Answered
When a prairie fire approached what did farmers set?
The answer is " Backfires ". - Answered
What did the farmers set when a prairie fire appoaches in the story pioneer girl?
cattle
When a fire approached what do farmers set?
"Backfires"
In the book pioneer girl what did the farmers set when the fire approched?
backfires
When was Set Sail the Prairie created?
Set Sail the Prairie was created in 2007-03.
What does A single spark can set a prairie on fire mean?
It is a quote by Chinese revolutionary Mao Tse-Tung describing the Chinese revolution
What is capable to be set on fire?
A combustible material can be set on fire. You can also set a frying pan on (a) fire.
What is not easily set on fire?
I would say ice is not easily set on fire.
Can a iPod set on fire?
An iPod will not catch fire by itself, but you can set an iPod on fire.
