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May 03, 2008 - 7:45 PM - by ARFF_Australia
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I would like to thank Andreas at Firegrafics for the excellent resource he sent me recently. His ARFF CD is invaluable, particularly for those who wish to produce high quality visuals in their training sessions.
Many thanks Andreas.
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May 03, 2008 - 3:27 PM - by ARFFJACK
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I found this to an interesting article on smoke hoods. It also provides historical data on incidents that may be useful to some of you.
Smoke Hoods And Aviation Safety
Brookdale International Systems
A lot has been written about smoke hoods and aviation safety recently, as the subject has been picked up by the mainstream press, but this issue has actually been around for many years. And it continues to be controversial for a number of reasons.
The concept itself is pretty basic. In an aircraft fire the cabin is likely to fill with thick, black, choking smoke and highly toxic gases like sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen cyanide, and in particular carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide, present in virtually all... [Read More]
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