A jungle fire broke out near Auckland, New Zealand. What usually causes such a fire?

A jungle fire broke out near Auckland, New Zealand. This kind of fire is usually caused by man-made and natural causes. Man-made reasons are more caused by people's poor use of fire, including people throwing away cigarette butts at will and improper use of fire in the field. The natural reason is more because of three fires caused by thunderstorm weather, and it is also possible that the mountain temperature is too high to produce natural phenomena. Three conditions need to be met when a fire breaks out. The first condition is the need for oxygen. The second condition is that combustible substances are needed, and the third condition is that the temperature should reach the ignition point of combustible substances. So meeting these three conditions at the same time can produce fire. When a group of firefighters put out a fire, they usually work hard on the second condition and the third condition to achieve a better fire extinguishing effect.

Most fires in the jungle are caused by human behavior, because the probability of natural phenomena in the jungle is relatively low. In particular, the proportion of jungle fires caused by cigarette butts is very large. This is because in the process of smoking, although there is no open flame in cigarette butts, their temperature is very high. Therefore, when cigarette butts throw away herbs that come into contact with the soles of feet at will, there will be a danger of fire. In the jungle, the fire spreads very quickly, because the herbs and trees in the jungle are combustible. As long as some combustible materials burn, there will be a danger of large-scale fire. So pay more attention to the way of using fire in the jungle. Only by reducing smoking and prohibiting improper use of fire can we better ensure that the jungle does not catch fire.

At the same time, it is also necessary to establish a perfect jungle fire response mechanism. This is because when a fire breaks out, it can be put out or controlled in time, and the loss can be reduced better. For large-scale fires, general firefighters will dig isolation zones to prevent the fire from spreading by putting an end to combustibles. At the same time, the helicopter will spray water on the relevant area to reduce the temperature in this area. So as to control the fire to some extent. The occurrence of fire easily leads to the spread of fire, especially in places with more combustible materials. Therefore, strengthening fire education and propaganda of warning slogans in this respect can better reduce the occurrence of fires.

The consequences of fire are very serious, which will not only destroy the habitat, but also have an important impact on the global atmosphere. Therefore, everyone has the obligation to improve the fire prevention mechanism and reduce the frequency of fire.