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5 articles on fire safety education themed class meeting plans
Teenagers spend most of their time in school, and schools have the conditions and capabilities to carry out organized and systematic fire safety education. Below are 5 fire safety education theme class meeting plans that I compiled. You are welcome to read, share and learn from them. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
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Firefighting theme class meeting 1
Teaching objectives
1 , Improve students’ fire prevention awareness through understanding of fire incidents.
2. Master the common sense of self-rescue in fire.
3. Strengthen fire prevention awareness and learn necessary fire protection knowledge.
4. Through the study of this lesson, students can enhance their fire escape and self-rescue abilities.
The important and difficult points in teaching are to improve students’ fire prevention awareness through understanding of fire incidents, and to fully understand various methods of escaping and self-rescue in fires.
Teaching methods: teaching analysis, telling cases and organizing student discussions
Teaching process
Ⅰ. Introduction of fire news records in our city:
At about 3:30 in the morning on March 5, 20__, the nurse of the welfare home found smoke coming out of the door of room 2103 on the first floor of the children's department while inspecting the room. He immediately opened the door and saw a quilt on the bed in the room smoldering. There were 4 beds, with two children sleeping in each bed. The doors and windows were closed and filled with smoke. Immediately, the on-call and security guards were called to take the children out for rescue, and they used water to put out the smoldering bedding. After receiving the report, the civil affairs, public security and fire departments at the municipal and district levels rushed to the scene as soon as possible to organize rescue work. Due to being exposed to smoke for too long, eight children died despite ineffective rescue efforts. The cause of the accident was that the bedding of a mentally retarded child fell on a lit mosquito coil after he fell asleep, causing smoldering, producing a large amount of thick smoke, and causing death by suffocation.
Around 6:00 on January 31, 20__, a fire broke out in a house at No. 53 Gexin Road, Sandong Town, Huicheng District, Huizhou City. After the full efforts of the Sandong Fire Fighting Squadron and the Maidi Fire Fighting Squadron to put out the fire, the fire was finally put out. Put out, burned household appliances, and burned to death a woman, female, Han nationality, 77 years old, from Sandong Town, Huizhou City, suffering from severe dementia and unable to take care of herself),
Ⅱ. Fire self-rescue Knowledge
What should we do when encountering a fire?
(1) Fire extinguishing
The most important time to extinguish a fire is to fire it as soon as the fire starts. Putting out the fire can quickly stop the occurrence or spread of the fire. At this time, you should quickly identify the source of the fire, the type of fire, and the ignited substances, take corresponding countermeasures, and use fire extinguishers or water from fire hydrants to extinguish the fire. If these fire extinguishing equipment cannot be obtained quickly, you can use nearby materials to extinguish the fire by moistening quilts, curtains, etc. or using sand, gravel, and soil. However, if the fire has a tendency to expand and spread, you should quickly retreat to a safe inspection location.
(2) Call the police
When a fire is discovered, you should immediately dial 119 or 110 to call the police. You can also shout loudly, knock on the door, and wake others up to know about the fire. When calling the police, do not panic. Be sure to specify the address, location, building conditions, etc. where the fire occurred so that firefighting vehicles can go to the rescue in time.
(3) Escape
1. Stay calm, keep a clear head, and do not follow blindly.
When a person's life suddenly faces a critical situation, it is easy to lose normal thinking and judgment due to panic. When hearing or seeing someone running in front, the first reaction is to blindly Follow them, such as: jumping out of the window, jumping off the building, escaping (hiding) into the toilet, bathroom, or door corner. When encountering a fire, you should first keep yourself calm, quickly judge the dangerous and safe locations, use your usual knowledge of fire self-rescue and escape, decide on escape methods, and evacuate the dangerous area as soon as possible.
When evacuating, be careful not to take the elevator, because the power supply is often interrupted during a fire and you will be trapped in the elevator. You should escape through the safe passage. When you can walk along the wall, you can enter when you reach the safety door to avoid walking. If you go too far, try to run toward a bright place or an open area outside. If the passage has been blocked by fireworks, you should leave in the direction of the fireworks and escape outdoors through balconies, transoms, rooftops, etc.
2. Keep the green hills and don’t worry about running out of firewood. Don’t delay your escape because of greed for money.
In a fire scene, human life is the most important thing. If you are in danger, you should evacuate as soon as possible. Don't waste your precious escape time on dressing or moving valuables away because you are shy or concerned about your valuables. People who have escaped from dangerous situations should not return to dangerous areas and throw themselves into a trap.
3. Take simple protection, crawl forward, and do not run upright into the wind.
When escaping through smoke-filled routes, prevent smoke poisoning and suffocation. In order to prevent the smoke from being choked in, you can use towels and masks wet with water to cover your nose, and crawl on your stomach to evacuate. The smoke is lighter than the air and floats in the upper part. Keeping it close to the ground and evacuating it is a way to avoid inhaling the smoke and filter out the poisonous gas.
4. Find a safe place to take refuge, stay there, and don’t blindly run toward the light.
If various escape routes are cut off, you should retreat indoors and close the doors and windows. If possible, water the doors and windows to delay the spread of the fire. At the same time, you can throw small objects outdoors to attract others' attention. You can use a flashlight to send out a distress signal at night. Do not turn toward the light. This is because in emergency and dangerous situations, due to human instinct, physiological and psychological decisions, people always escape in the direction of light and brightness. The bright light means the hope of survival, and it can provide guidance for escape. It is easier to escape by avoiding blind collisions, but at this time the power supply may have been cut off or caused a short circuit, jump, etc. The light and bright place is the most dangerous place.
5. Escape slowly and slide the rope to save yourself. Never take the risk of jumping off the building.
High-rise and multi-storey public buildings are generally equipped with high-altitude descent devices or lifeline ropes. Personnel can use these facilities to safely leave dangerous floors. If these special facilities are provided and the safe passage is blocked and rescuers cannot arrive in time, never give up the will to survive. At this time, try to calmly use the items or features on the scene to try to escape.
Ⅲ. Summary:
As long as we are careful everywhere, pay attention to safety, master the knowledge of self-rescue and self-protection, exercise our ability to protect ourselves, and deal with all kinds of situations we encounter tactfully and bravely. If there are any abnormal situations or dangers, they can grow up healthily.
Firefighting theme class meeting 2
Teaching objectives:
1. Establish a correct safety and defense psychology, strengthen safety and defense awareness education, and cultivate a correct safety and defense psychology .
2. Master escape strategies in emergency situations.
Teaching requirements:
Knowledge: Understand relevant knowledge; identify behaviors that endanger safety.
In terms of ability: through learning, always be vigilant and consciously do preventive work. Master self-rescue methods and improve self-protection abilities.
Awareness: Understand the necessity of safety, establish safety awareness; enhance safety responsibility.
Teaching focus: behaviors that endanger safety and self-rescue measures.
Teaching process:
Winter is coming. In order to ensure the safety of students in winter, safety education in the following aspects is carried out based on seasonal characteristics:
1. Establish Correct security and defense psychology, strengthen security and defense awareness education, and cultivate correct security and defense psychology.
1. Currently, among middle school students, some students lack a correct safety and defense mentality. Some of them have been blackmailed, bullied, and even killed. Such cases abound and are even on the rise. trend. Therefore, it is very important to strengthen safety and defense awareness education for our middle school students and cultivate a correct safety and defense psychology.
2. "You must not have the intention of harming others, and you must have the intention of guarding against others."
(1) Fire
Water and fire are ruthless, and people will ** *Know. Statistics from the World Health Organization say that in the past five years, an average of more than 20.7 million people have been killed in fires around the world every year, and the number of injured is even more difficult to count.
In the critical moment when a fire is raging, we must adhere to the principles of "three musts", "three rescues" and "three no's", so that we can turn danger into safety and survive in desperate situations.
(2) Thunder and lightning
When summer comes, there are often thunderstorms and strong winds, so we should prevent lightning attacks.
1. In an open field, do not make yourself a sharp point, that is, try to reduce your height as much as possible. You should not carry metal objects such as shovels, hoes, golf clubs, etc. on your shoulders. High above the head.
2. In suburban areas, hide in a building with metal doors and windows or lightning rods. You can also hide in a car with a metal body.
3. In dense woods, find a clearing in the forest and squat down with your feet together; it is extremely unsafe to hide under a big tree from a thunderstorm. In addition, do not stay under the chimneys of high-rise buildings or on high hills to prevent accidents.
4. When traveling in the mountains, you can also enter lightning protection if you encounter a cave on the road.
5. When there is thunder, do not go fishing or boating in lakes, rivers, beaches, etc., and do not go swimming.
6. When there is thunder, do not ride horses, ride bicycles, drive motorcycles or drive tractors in flat open areas.
7. When thunder strikes, it is relatively safe to stay indoors, but doors and windows should be closed tightly to prevent dangerous side strikes and ball lightning from intruding. , to avoid the occurrence of infectious diseases.
2. Let students understand safety knowledge.
1. Electricity safety
With the continuous improvement of living standards, more and more places use electricity in life. Therefore, it is necessary for us to master some common sense about electricity use.
(1) Understand the main power switch and learn to turn off the power in an emergency.
(2) Do not touch electrical appliances with wet hands or wipe them with wet cloth.
(3) Electrical appliances should be unplugged after use.
(4) If you find that the electrical appliance is emitting smoke, sparks, or a burning smell during use, you should immediately turn off the power switch and stop using it.
(5) If you find someone getting an electric shock, try to turn off the power supply immediately; or use dry wooden sticks or other objects to separate the person who got the electric shock from the live electrical appliance. Do not rescue the person directly with your hands.
2. Use gas safely
(1) When the gas appliance is working, people cannot leave it for a long time to prevent it from being blown by the wind or doused by water overflowing from the pot. A large amount of gas leaked and a fire broke out.
(2) When heating, be sure to open windows in the house for ventilation to prevent gas poisoning.
When using gas appliances (such as gas stoves, gas water heaters, etc.), indoor ventilation should be fully ensured to maintain sufficient oxygen to prevent gas poisoning.
3. What to do if a fire occurs
The climate is drier in winter. Playing with fire is strictly prohibited to prevent fire accidents. Inflammable materials can be easily ignited, so fire prevention is particularly important. The following points are emphasized:
(1) No students are allowed to bring matches, lighters or other tinder into school, and tinder in the laboratory is not allowed to be taken outside. .
(2) You are not allowed to bring other items into the campus. You should also be careful to stay away from these dangerous items outside the campus when visiting relatives and friends.
(3) Call the fire alarm number 119 to call the police. When calling the police, you must explain to the fire department the location of the fire, what items are on fire, and the intensity of the fire.
(4) Once you are threatened by a fire, do not panic, stay calm, and find a way to leave the fire scene.
(5) When escaping, try to take protective measures, such as covering your mouth and nose with a wet towel and wrapping your body with wet clothes. The eighth is to strengthen home-school ties. Through home visits, parent-teacher meetings, etc., we remind parents to pay attention to students' safety outside school and provide students with a safe and healthy family environment for growth.
Fourth and eighth are to strengthen home-school connections. Through home visits, parent-teacher meetings, etc., we remind parents to pay attention to students' safety outside school and provide students with a safe and healthy family environment for growth.
5. Protect yourself, wear warm clothes, cover yourself with warm quilts, always open windows in the dormitory for ventilation, dry towels, clothes and quilts on sunny days, do not share tableware with others, and use a towel after running Part back. If you find symptoms such as dizziness, anorexia, weakness in limbs, cough and fever, you should seek medical treatment promptly.
Individuals should bathe frequently, change clothes frequently, and not share toiletries such as basins and buckets with others. In particular, they should wash hands frequently, ventilate frequently, and change clothes frequently.
6. Teacher Summary:
In our lives, sometimes unexpected accidents may occur. We have just learned a little about how to deal with them urgently. In future class meetings, I will learn more about it one after another. Let us end today’s safety education themed class meeting with a clapping song.
In short, we teenagers must establish safety awareness, master self-protection methods, and improve self-protection capabilities so that we can calmly deal with various unexpected situations when they occur.
Fire-fighting themed class meeting 3
Purpose of the activity:
Through this class meeting, students can master fire safety knowledge in a fun activity and enhance students' fire safety Prevention awareness, improve students' self-protection and self-rescue abilities, reduce the occurrence of fire disasters and promote the healthy growth of young people.
Activity preparation:
1. Let students collect news about fire accidents.
2. Organize students to rehearse the program.
3. Select and host the training class.
4. Understand some fire safety knowledge.
Activity process:
Monitor: Dear students, fire is a friend of mankind. It brings us light and promotes human society to become civilized. However, once fire gets out of control, it will cause disaster. Throughout the ages, there have been countless merciless fires. In order to enhance students' awareness of safety precautions and improve students' self-protection and self-rescue abilities, we have prepared this fire safety themed class meeting. In this class meeting, we will master fire safety knowledge through various forms, thereby reducing the occurrence of fire accidents. I wish the class meeting a complete success!
Moderator: I announce that the "Fire Safety" theme class meeting will now be held Start!
1. The host reads news about fire accidents to introduce the topic.
1. Host A to read the news.
2. Host B: What do you think after hearing this news?
3. The students discussed and expressed their opinions.
4. Host summary.
2. Appreciation of the pictures "Beautiful Nature"
3. Watch the sketch and discuss it:
1. What should I do if there is a fire? It happened In case of fire, students must remain calm. In the initial stage of fire, it is usually a small spot, the burning area is not large, and the heat generated is not much. At this time, as long as you cover it with sand, dry soil, soaked towels, quilts, sacks, etc., you can extinguish the initial fire. If the fire is very violent and is spreading or may spread, do not try to put it out. You should flee the fire immediately, call 119, and notify the fire brigade to put out the fire.
2. How to report a fire alarm?
(1) Remember the fire alarm number 119. In places where there are no telephones or fire brigades, such as rural areas and remote mountainous areas, you can ring gongs, whistles, and shout to alert the surroundings and mobilize neighbors to put out the fire.
(2) When calling the police, clearly state the unit where the fire is located, the district (county), street, alley, house number or village address.
(3) Explain what is on fire and the intensity of the fire.
(4) State the name, phone number and address of the person who called the police.
(5) After calling the police, arrange for people to wait for the fire truck at the street entrance and guide the fire truck to the fire scene.
(6) In case of fire, do not watch. Some students like to watch fire trucks out of curiosity, which not only hinders the work of firefighters, but also is not conducive to the safety of students. Note: Do not make random calls to the fire alarm. Falsifying a fire alarm is an illegal act that disrupts public order and impedes public safety. If someone is found to have falsely reported a fire alarm, they must be stopped.
3. What should we pay attention to when using a stove?
(1) When installing the stove, students should remind their parents that the stove should be installed in conjunction with the bed, paper ceiling, wooden window frame, etc. Keep flammable materials at a distance. Brick and earth stoves used in rural areas should be kept away from firewood.
(2) Do not place waste paper, shavings and other flammable materials near the stove.
(3) Baking clothes must be supervised by special personnel.
(4) Wait until the slag is completely extinguished and then pour it into a safe place. Pay special attention not to pour the slag with red fire.
4. What should you pay attention to when lighting mosquito coils? On summer nights, mosquitoes often make it difficult to fall asleep. People often use mosquito coils to repel mosquitoes. Although mosquito coils are small, improper use can easily cause fires, so be sure to check them before going to sleep.
(1) Mosquito coils should be placed on the bracket. Do not place the stand on a cardboard tabletop or wooden floor. It is much safer if placed on metal plates, porcelain plates, cement floors, and brick floors.
(2) Do not light mosquito coils on windowsills or other places that are easily blown by the wind.
(3) When using electric mosquito coils, they should be placed on the ground away from flammable materials such as paper and wooden tables. When not in use, the plug should be unplugged. Do not use gasoline, kerosene and diesel to assist combustion. Prevent them from burning violently and causing fire.
4. Tell the story "The Invisible Killer in the Fire"
5. Allegro "Alarm Song" Call the police early and the loss will be small. Remember the "119" phone number. The socialist system is good, and you don’t need to spend a penny to put out the fire. State the house number and number, and indicate the size of the fire. If you run to the intersection and wait for the car to arrive, you can put out the fire earlier.
6. "How much do you know about fire safety?" Knowledge contest host: The competition is a quick answer question. The whole class is divided into four teams. Each team is basically divided into 100 points. The person who raises his hand first answers, and the answer is correct. Add 10 points to the team and deduct 10 points for wrong answers.
7. Speech by the head teacher: Fire is a friend of mankind. It brings light and warmth to people, as well as human civilization and social progress. But if the fire gets out of control and causes a fire, it will cause huge losses to people's lives and property. Some students have the bad habit of playing with fire. Some set fire to burn paper, firewood and grass, pile up waste tires and waste plastics in the wild, and some strike matches and light oil lamps in the dark, or play matchsticks and burn hornets' nests... Students must fully understand the dangers of playing with fire. and the serious consequences it may bring, we must resolutely not play with fire at all times. Students should also supervise and remind each other. If you find that a classmate is playing with fire, you should stop it immediately, report it to the teacher and parents, and criticize and educate them. Students, the beautiful nature needs our care, let us work together!
Moderator: Students, today’s theme class meeting ends here! Fire safety slogans are promoted every day, every day, every day , Fire prevention and peace of mind every day. Everyone keeps fire protection shut and is prepared to ensure safety. Do a good job in fire prevention and the whole family will be happy. Keep the fire away from your family, and live a happy and safe life. Wear fireproof equipment to keep you safe throughout your life. Fire is ruthless, fire prevention comes first. If you don’t take precautions when using fire, you will suffer disaster if it breaks out. It is inevitable to encounter a fire, and the most important thing is to pay attention to escape. Use fire safely, happiness for you and me. Never forget fire protection knowledge and do not panic when encountering a fire.
Firefighting theme class meeting 4
Teaching objectives:
1. Through fire accident cases, draw students' attention to fire accidents.
2. Through this class meeting, students can understand the common sense of fire safety and fire fighting, pay attention to safety, and cherish life.
Preparation before class:
1. Collect cases related to fire accidents.
2. Master some common sense about fire safety.
3. Understand some fire fighting methods.
4. Master some self-rescue and escape skills.
Teaching process:
(1) Introduction of new lessons
What are the major fire accidents that have occurred in Hunan recently? Can students tell us about them? (Discussion ) Human survival and development are inseparable from fire. It brings civilization and happiness to mankind, but at the same time fire also brings huge disasters to mankind. Once fire is out of control, it will burn human wealth, take away people's health and even lives, causing irreparable and irreparable losses. In recent years, the frequent occurrence of fire accidents across the country has sounded the alarm to the world. Therefore, it is very necessary for us to understand, learn and master fire prevention knowledge, assist schools in fire prevention work, and reduce and eliminate the occurrence of fires.
(2) Fire safety cases
In the first half of this year, 1,026 fires broke out in ***, Hunan, killing 7 people, injuring 5 people, and causing direct property losses of more than 38.89 million yuan. In addition, 14 cases of arson occurred, resulting in 5 deaths.
Compared with the same period last year, the four fire indexes dropped by 57%, 81%, 64% and 21% respectively. The province's fire brigade responded to the alarm 3,338 times, dispatched 37,923 fire officers and soldiers, dispatched 5,814 fire trucks, rescued 1,735 trapped people, evacuated 7,931 people, and rescued property worth 275 million yuan.
Today, the relevant person in charge of the Fire Regulation Division of the Fire Supervision Department of the Hunan Provincial Fire Brigade analyzed that based on the fire situation in the province in the first half of the year, urban areas and county areas are high-risk areas for fires, and residential fires are more common, accounting for the total number of fires. More than 50% of the cases, the main cause of fires is caused by electrical and careless use of fire.
1. Urban areas are fire-prone areas
Judging from the fire area situation, in the first half of the year, 760 fires occurred in cities and counties ***, killing 4 people and injuring 2 people. Directly Property losses were 13.71 million yuan, accounting for 74%, 57%, 40% and 35% of the total number of fires respectively. There were 135 fires in rural areas, with no casualties and direct property losses of 7.56 million yuan, accounting for 13% and 19% of the total number of fires respectively. There were 84 fires in Jizhen Township, resulting in 3 deaths, 3 injuries, and direct property losses of 15.31 million yuan, accounting for 8.2%, 43%, 60%, and 38% of the total number of fires respectively.
2. Fires caused by careless use of electrical and domestic fires
Judging from the causes of fires, in the first half of the year, there were 594 fires in the province due to careless use of electrical and domestic fires, resulting in 4 deaths. 3 people were injured, and the direct property loss was 11.6 million yuan, accounting for 58%, 57%, 60% and 30% of the total respectively.
3. Residential fires account for more than half of the total number of fires
In terms of fire locations, in the first half of the year, 578 residential fires occurred, with 3 deaths and 3 injuries. Property losses were 9.3 million yuan, accounting for 56%, 43%, 60% and 24% of the total.
4. The fatality rate in fires at night is high
Judging from the 24-hour distribution of fires, 20:00 to 4:00 is the period of high incidence of fire fatalities. During this period, every 100 fires cause Two people died. The fatality rate in 100 fires during this period was more than 5.7 times that during the day. The lowest fatality rate in 100 fires throughout the day was from 8:00 to 16:00, and no fatal fires occurred during this period.
(3) Common sense about campus fire prevention
1. Comply with school fire protection regulations. It is prohibited to pull electric wires and use electric stoves, electric heating cups, electric heaters, hair dryers, rice cookers and other electrical equipment without permission in residences and dormitories. Electrical appliances and power switches should be turned off when no one is in the room.
2. Do not smoke, and clean used waste paper in time to avoid causing fire. It is strictly prohibited to store flammable and explosive items indoors.
3. Keep table lamps away from pillows and bedding, and do not light candles to read. Indoor lighting should be turned off when people leave.
4. If you smell the smell of wire rubber paste, report it in time and take measures.
5. Do not sleep with mosquito coils beside the bed.
(4) The meaning of fire safety signs
(5) How to report a fire alarm and common sense about fire extinguishing
1. After dialing the fire alarm number "119", you must Calmly and accurately state the location, name, size of the fire and burning items of the fire-fighting unit, and the name and phone number of the person who called the police. After calling the alarm, arrange for a dedicated person to greet and guide the fire-fighting vehicle at the intersection closest to the fire scene.
2. If the gas tank catches fire, cover it with soaked bedding, clothing, etc. to extinguish the fire, and quickly close the valve.
3. If a household appliance or circuit catches fire, you must first cut off the power supply, and then use dry powder or gas fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire. Do not directly pour water to extinguish the fire to prevent electric shock or electrical explosion and injury.
4. When fighting a fire, do not open doors and windows hastily to avoid air convection and accelerate the spread of the fire.
Firefighting theme class meeting 5
1. Purpose of teaching activities:
1. Promote, study and implement my country’s firefighting work of “prevention first, combining prevention and firefighting” basic policies and basic regulations.
2. Understand the common sense of fire safety and fire fighting, pay attention to safety, and cherish life.
3. Understand the correct use of liquefied petroleum gas, coal gas, and electrical appliances, master fire extinguishing methods, self-rescue and escape methods, and turn danger into safety.
2. Activity preparation:
Teachers and students collected some examples of “fire safety accidents”.
3. Activity process:
(1) Import.
(1) The teacher tells two "fire cases" to attract students' attention.
Case 1
On February 23, 20__, seven students in the fourth grade of a primary school in Xinye County, Henan Province went to play in front of the individual electrical welding repair department near the school after school at noon. . One of them, out of curiosity, used a match to ignite the thin steel pipe mouth of a homemade carbide bucket (acetylene generator), causing an explosion. Two people were killed on the spot, one was seriously injured and two were slightly injured.
Case 2
On the morning of April 5, 20__, 195 students from the fourth grade of the No. 2 Primary School in a coal mine in Shanxi Province, led by 10 teachers, went to the seventh grade , a vicious accident occurred during a spring outing in the mountains eight miles away. A fire broke out due to a student picnic. 29 students were killed on the spot, one was seriously injured, and three were slightly injured.
(2) Students discuss in groups (groups of four) examples of "fire safety accidents" and tell what they see and hear to classmates in the same group to enhance fire prevention awareness and safety awareness.
(2) Discuss in groups what should be paid attention to in "fire safety", fire fighting methods, and escape methods.
(1) What should we pay attention to in campus fire prevention?
(2) How to use liquefied petroleum gas and coal gas?
(3) How to use electrical appliances?
(4) What should you pay attention to when going out for a picnic?
(5) How to call the police when a fire breaks out?
(6) What are the methods to put out a fire?
(7) How to save yourself when a person is on fire?
(8) How to escape from a building fire?
(9) How to escape from a forest fire?
Four , Understand some causes of fires
(1) Understand the causes of fires caused by hair dryers
First, when the hair dryer is in use, it is necessary to go away due to other things (such as answering the phone, someone knocking on the door) After opening the door, etc.), he casually put the hair dryer on the wooden table and completely forgot about using the hair dryer. As a result, he left it for a long time, and the high temperature of the hair dryer shell ignited combustible materials.
Secondly, if you encounter a power outage when using a hair dryer, and do other things or go out without cutting off the power supply, after the power is restored, the heating wire of the hair dryer will be heated for a long time, and the temperature will rise, causing fire.
(2) Causes of fires caused by cigarette butts
Although cigarette butts are a small fire source, they can cause many substances to catch fire. The surface temperature of cigarette butts is 200~C~300~C, and the core temperature is 700~C~800~C. The ignition point of general combustibles is mostly lower than the surface temperature of cigarette butts, such as paper at 130~C, cloth at 200~C, and pine. is 250~C. The burning time of a cigarette is 4 to 15 minutes. During this period of time, general combustibles can be ignited. After a period of smoldering, they will catch fire. According to tests under natural ventilation conditions, if a cigarette butt is thrown into sawdust with a depth of 5 cm, after 75 to 90 minutes of smoldering, a flame will begin to appear: if a cigarette butt is thrown into wood shavings with a depth of 5 to 10 cm, there is a 75% chance that it will smolder. It will start burning in 60 to 100 minutes. For chemical hazardous materials, the open flame of cigarettes will immediately cause them to burn and explode.
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