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FIRE PREVENTION VERSUS FIRE PROTECTION
FIRE PREVENTION FIRE PROTECTION
Prevention can occur through successful Prevention will never be 100 percent action on the heat source, the fuel source, or successful. Therefore, it is necessary the behavior that brings them together. to plan and design to mitigate damages when fire occurs. This process is referred to as fire protection. Examples : Houskeeping Program : Housekeeping can Fire protection includes the use of eliminate unwanted fuel sources and ignition active systems such as automatic sources. detection systems and passive fire- protection systems that stop fire and smoke Inspection Program : Inspection programs can The National Fire Protection effectively identify fire ignition and fuel Association (NFPA) describes fire protection as a series of six
hazards, then take appropriate steps to opportunities to intervene against a eliminate them. hostile fire, arrayed along a time line of potential growth in fire severity Effective fire prevention requires vigilance, 1. Prevent the fire entirely. action, and cooperation 2. Slow the initial growth of the fire. 3. Detect fire early, permitting effective intervention before the fire becomes too severe. 4. Provide ability for automatic or manual suppression. 5. Provide ability to confine the fire in a space. 6. Move the occupants to a safe location
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