Article | REF: SL6170 V1

Fire risk management in the laboratory

Authors: Christophe BERTON, Marianne BOIVIN, Valérie BOURGHOUD, Edith LABONNE, David SAVY, Lucien SCHNEBELEN

Publication date: June 10, 2008

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1. Fire theory and concepts

All buildings are vulnerable to fire. It is important that preventive measures are implemented and that occupants are able to take immediate action (extinguishing/evacuating). An outbreak of fire that is not brought under control in the first few moments quickly becomes a major disaster, and can have serious human, technical and economic consequences.

1.1 Risk assessment

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1.1.1 Combustion

Combustion is an oxidation process involving a chemical reaction between two substances: a fuel and an...

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