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Industry NewsProblems of escaping a high-rise fire What should we do when a fire strikes?
Time: 2021-06-03 View: 1518
1. Run with a small fire: a small fire means that the escape route has not been blocked by the fire and smoke, and the temperature is low and the smoke concentration is not large. At this moment you want to escape immediately! To run is to run to a relatively safe space. It is best to go outdoors, unable to reach the outdoors, will find a suitable room to escape. Doors should be metal doors or wooden doors that can be closed tightly rather than plastic doors, so that you are in a convenient and safe place to be rescued.
2. Don´t take the elevator. During the ride, a power outage may occur and you may be trapped in the elevator. Only when it is confirmed that there are no fireworks or small fireworks in the staircase and the assessment is safe to cross, can you choose to escape down the stairs, and exit from the safety ladder with fire doors is the best choice. Close the door with smoke: If you find smoke coming from the downstairs, it means there is a fire below, which is a dangerous environment. When the assessment is not safe to cross, we should choose to close the door in the current floor, rather than running up or down. Be sure to close the door and block the door with a wet towel. Call 119 and wait for help!
Note:
1. Carefully observe whether the current room is really safe and whether there are other openings that may cause smoke intrusion. If so, the room is not safe and you should choose a safe place to take refuge.
2. See if there is an outside window. External Windows can help you breathe fresh air and let the relief workers outside know your location for rescue. 3, see if the opening of the external window will cause the invasion of smoke. Close Windows if smoke will invade them. If the smoke comes in through the door, it means the pressure inside the fire is high and the pressure is different, making the smoke come in through the door. Should close small window in due time at this moment, let difference of inside and outside pressure not too big, maintain the width that can breathe fresh air can.
In addition, it is recommended that each family should equip some simple and practical fire fighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire blankets, smoke masks, high altitude descend devices or escape ropes (with safe and stable anchor points), flashlights, and independent fire alarms and other early warning devices.
2. Don´t take the elevator. During the ride, a power outage may occur and you may be trapped in the elevator. Only when it is confirmed that there are no fireworks or small fireworks in the staircase and the assessment is safe to cross, can you choose to escape down the stairs, and exit from the safety ladder with fire doors is the best choice. Close the door with smoke: If you find smoke coming from the downstairs, it means there is a fire below, which is a dangerous environment. When the assessment is not safe to cross, we should choose to close the door in the current floor, rather than running up or down. Be sure to close the door and block the door with a wet towel. Call 119 and wait for help!
Note:
1. Carefully observe whether the current room is really safe and whether there are other openings that may cause smoke intrusion. If so, the room is not safe and you should choose a safe place to take refuge.
2. See if there is an outside window. External Windows can help you breathe fresh air and let the relief workers outside know your location for rescue. 3, see if the opening of the external window will cause the invasion of smoke. Close Windows if smoke will invade them. If the smoke comes in through the door, it means the pressure inside the fire is high and the pressure is different, making the smoke come in through the door. Should close small window in due time at this moment, let difference of inside and outside pressure not too big, maintain the width that can breathe fresh air can.
In addition, it is recommended that each family should equip some simple and practical fire fighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire blankets, smoke masks, high altitude descend devices or escape ropes (with safe and stable anchor points), flashlights, and independent fire alarms and other early warning devices.
