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Backdraft vs. Flashover Explained by iongeorge90 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the differences between backdraft explosions and flashovers. A backdraft is a smoke explosion that occurs when smoke builds up in a confined space and is triggered by an influx of fresh air. Flashovers are rapid fire growth but do not involve explosions. Other key points covered include: warning signs of potential backdrafts, tactics to reduce risk like venting and quenching, and the importance of protective gear for firefighters.
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- iongeorge90
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- EN