From the outside, from the Slow Mo Guys obviously: https://imgur.com/bclmzzT.mp4">mzzT.mp4">https://imgur.com/bclmzzT.mp4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyCCWuO0mQo
He is giving a training course in what different stages of a fire look like and how to identify them to evaluate danger levels and the source of the fire even when the flames are not easily visible. Also explaining what "flashover" is and what it looks like. You can find more information on these from someone not inside a mask using that keyword probably haha.
Yes. You are correct. Smoke is *LOTS* of things and you can tell a lot about a fire and what it's consuming and where it's headed. One could argue its more liquid in dynamics and I *could* go on about its intricacies and complexities and how dangerous it is, but alas.
This is Imgur. People upvote for the pithy, quick-witted comment, not *necessarily* for the education. I mean no disrespect to a fair amount of UserSub, but it ain't what gets the clicks, y'know?
Exactly.Situation matters too. For most people if you see smoke get away from it. But for someone regularly working with fire being able to read the smoke characteristics gives you valuable information about what is happening in the fire to better manipulate it.
Even better, it’s vaporized and/suspended fuel. I was always fascinated watching the smoke form and then catch fire in campfires. Especially when it’s a jet of smoke coming from the end of a log.
MisterD90
big respect to fire fighters and all first responders for that matter
huffnpuff72
My ubkce wanted to demolish a house to rebuild many years ago. He donated it to the fire bridge and they burnt it to down. Had to remain furnished.
Hammerwell
From the outside, from the Slow Mo Guys obviously: https://imgur.com/bclmzzT.mp4">mzzT.mp4">https://imgur.com/bclmzzT.mp4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyCCWuO0mQo
Lantric
Taco night caught on camera
SuperfluousMeh
Somebody help me out here I can only understand every fourth word from what he's saying.
BornToDoStuff
He is giving a training course in what different stages of a fire look like and how to identify them to evaluate danger levels and the source of the fire even when the flames are not easily visible. Also explaining what "flashover" is and what it looks like. You can find more information on these from someone not inside a mask using that keyword probably haha.
spidermenz
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1eGJ4dHYxeDUwZ3k2dmFzbW04d2luaDJlaGphdjkycnByamx3N3preCZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/REJ88Ck4a18IvrzavS/200w.webp
MrPappagiorgioFromYuma
https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJlOW9oZWNqY2NtcW82cnlydTg4dmV1czRjdG45dG4wcnVwaWZrN3g2cSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/wH4eUplPdKjTU4WuLP/giphy.mp4
EnjoyingMyself
InboxMeYourHDGIFs
Shit's on fire, yo
FiftyShadesOfBroccoli
Fire in a controlled setting. The first and most important hominid invention. This is what kickstarted human evolution.
middlenameconfusion
Anybody else assume this was a heavy metal music video from the image? My first thought was not "this is going to be educational."
TheBlueMuppet
*shines light on fire to see it better*
FrizBFerret
Ttoften
I know it's a movie, which I haven't seen... But why is his jacket open?
Nephus
The draft, it's backing up!
AGiantSlor
He didn't check the door
rokucitymayor
Oh backdraft, every firefighters least favorite movie
JackHL01
why? Too accurate or too not accurate?
TheMellowMoron
Smoke is unburnt fuel, remember that kids
TheOneAndOnlyButtStabber
Also know that humans and fire require the same amount of oxygen to live like 19%
IAmTheBadW01f
But fires are much easier to revive in a very hot, oxygen free environment
MeshHatMafia
Good example if anyone has one- but that’s exactly how smokeless fire rings work. They’re smokeless cause the smoke is being burned
SergeyPrkl
By adding more oxygen. great invention. Easy too.
OdinYggd
There's far more to it than that, but sure keep it simple.
TheMellowMoron
Yes. You are correct. Smoke is *LOTS* of things and you can tell a lot about a fire and what it's consuming and where it's headed. One could argue its more liquid in dynamics and I *could* go on about its intricacies and complexities and how dangerous it is, but alas.
This is Imgur. People upvote for the pithy, quick-witted comment, not *necessarily* for the education. I mean no disrespect to a fair amount of UserSub, but it ain't what gets the clicks, y'know?
OdinYggd
Exactly.Situation matters too. For most people if you see smoke get away from it. But for someone regularly working with fire being able to read the smoke characteristics gives you valuable information about what is happening in the fire to better manipulate it.
StrandedonEarth
Even better, it’s vaporized and/suspended fuel. I was always fascinated watching the smoke form and then catch fire in campfires. Especially when it’s a jet of smoke coming from the end of a log.
StrandedonEarth
And/or
SayRamrod
am halfway through s01. pretty good!
CatEyebrows
I have lost the plot of this thread!
kiski
So's the show!