Straight streams for smoke cooling, what is missing? 

Spännande grejer! Vi skulle behöva få igång övningseldandet av hus igen för att bli duktiga på det här. Det är i dagsläget väldigt svårt att hitta verklighetstrogna sätt att öva och testa det. Nåt att klura på!

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Water cools heat not smoke. Heat represents the physics of a fire while smoke and invisible fire gasses represent the chemistry of a fire. Smoke is particulate matter produced in a fire made thousands of chemical compounds many of which are petroleum based making smoke hydrophobic (water repellant). Per ULFSRI research only 5% to 10% of water applied to a fire contributes to extinguishment. When we add a chemical surfactant found in wetting agents water becomes 3 to 5 times more effective at extinguishing fire as compared to plain untreated water. Fight the heat with water, yes, but to get at the chemistry of the fire (smoke and fire gasses) you need to add chemistry to water. Chief Hughes Battalion 1 (retired) Chicago FD