INTRODUCTION; fire is defined as rapid chemical combustion or
reaction between 3 essential element I.e fuel heat and oxygen accompanied by a release or evolving of oxygen of energy in the form of heat, smoke, fire gases and often flame. Most solid or liquid most be heated before they vaporize and the vapour needs further heating before they born Therefore the radiant heat of the flames perpetuates the supply of vapour and the fire contuse. FLASH POINT; this is the temperature at which substance gives up sufficient inflammable vapour that the inflamed when approaching a suitable of ignition. INGNATION TEMPERATURE; this is lowest temperature to which a substance must be raised in other that it may ignite without the application of the flame. FACTORS THAT GO TO MAKE FIRE Hot vapour at or above ignition temperation will not ignite without oxygen. Air normally supplies this oxygen. Therefore; three factors go to make fire. FUEL. Is any combustible solid or liquid, which gives a vapour and which will borns when ignition temperation is raised. HEAT. heat causes the fuel to produce vapour and which set the vapour alight. AIR. Air supplies the oxygen whithout which fire cannot start or continue burning and which sets the vapour.