Fire hazard losses

Fire hazard is a general term that is a combination of different factors, including ignitability, amount of heat release, ease of extinction, weight-loss, flame spread, smoke index, and toxicity.  Modern life is surrounded by a wide variety of readily combustible materials, such as, cellulosic materials and man-made polymers.  Synthetic polymers alone may not be a fire hazard, but they are factors that contribute to ignition and the rapid spread of fire in vehicles, residential buildings, and other facilities. 

According to the U.S. Fire Administration annual report,  during 2017 in the U.S. alone there were more than 1 million residential fires, injuring 14,000 people, and killing more than 3000 individuals along with billions of dollars financial loss. Unfortunately, statistics did not change much in 2018, where public fire departments responded to 1,318,500 fires, only 1000 fewer than 2017.11.

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