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Explain the Fire Triangle and the consequences of removing one of its components.
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6b.ii) The diagram represents the Fire Triangle, which illustrates the three essential components needed for a fire to ignite and sustain itself: fuel, oxygen, and heat.
The consequence of removing one of these components is that the fire will be extinguished or prevented from starting. For example:
- Removing fuel (e.g., by cutting off the fuel supply) starves the fire.
- Removing oxygen (e.g., by smothering) suffocates the fire.
- Removing heat (e.g., by cooling with water) lowers the temperature below the ignition point.
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