Fire common sense: how to "survive" in the fire
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(Summary description) In the fire, people who often “escape” often suffer heavy casualties, especially those who run downstairs and want to pass the first floor.
Fire common sense: how to "survive" in the fire
(Summary description) In the fire, people who often “escape” often suffer heavy casualties, especially those who run downstairs and want to pass the first floor.
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In the fire, people who often “escape” often suffer heavy casualties, especially those who run downstairs and want to pass the first floor. Those who stay in the house do not run, and close the door to prevent smoke, basically no injuries.
(1) Do you want to run, where to run? Of course, we must be clear that the purpose of running is to be safe for life. Running and not running should be based on this assumption. If you don't run safer, don't run, and vice versa. It is also the reason to run to wherever, where to run safely, run up, run around, look at the situation. Of course, this is more difficult to judge, so be careful when you decide not to run. Once you run out, it's not easy to calm down and change direction.
(2) Where do you run? The education we receive is: Do not run in the elevator, run from the stairs. The premise here is that the elevator will be powered off and the stairs are safe. If the elevator does not lose power and the stairs are not safe, then the problem is coming. As far as our current management level and personnel quality, there have been too many deaths and injuries from the stairs. There are usually the following types of fires in residential buildings: fire in the basement, fire in the stairwell, fire in the residents, fire on the external walls (advertising) and external facilities (air conditioning, etc.), and the roof is on fire. The multi-storey home we live in is an open stairwell. Although the high-rise residential building is a smoke-proof stairwell, the fire doors are usually not closed, which leads to a phenomenon: fire in the basement, fire in the stairwell, fire in the house (the occupant escapes from the back door) The stairwell was full of smoke and the stairwell lost its safety and could not be ran.
(3) Running with a towel? Towels are not useless, but the effect is really limited. There are many articles that have explored this truth. Towels are also filtering dust, slightly cooling, and almost no anti-virus effect. If you are still propagating how much poison gas can be filtered out on the 8th floor of the towel, I can only say that you can afford the towel too much. Like this kind of stairwell fire, you can not run, you have to take a towel into the smoke of a few Baidu, you will be hot and full of bubbles, you may be seconds off.
Fire escape, fire survival, although these two sentences are only one word difference, but the meaning is different. In the fire, what we want to advocate is not to escape, but to live, because it is not necessary to escape, so our philosophy is to turn, to truly practice the "survival" concept, rather than want to escape.
Of course, we must be clear that the purpose of running is to be safe for life. Running and not running should be based on this assumption. If you don't run safer, don't run, and vice versa. It is also the reason to run to wherever, where to run safely, run up, run around, look at the situation. Of course, this is more difficult to judge, so be careful when you decide not to run. Once you run out, it's not easy to calm down and change direction.
If you don't escape, you can live, don't emphasize escape, but emphasize self-help, and emphasize fire survival.
We also appeal that everyone must learn how to save themselves and other related content, what should be done in order to save their lives. After all, life is only once.
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