The Meaning of A And B Type Flames And The Fire Extinguishing Equipment That Can Be Used

●Fires are categorized into six types, with the meanings of Type A and Type B fires as follows:

• Class A fires involve solid materials. 

• These materials are typically organic and produce glowing embers when burned. Examples include fires involving wood, cotton, wool, linen, and paper.

  
  

• Class B fires involve liquid or fusible solid materials. 

• Examples include fires involving gasoline, kerosene, crude oil, methanol, ethanol, asphalt, and paraffin.

●For the above two types of flames, the more efficient fire extinguishing equipment is the fire foam capsule tank.