This document covers the topics of the causes and behavior of fires, fire investigation techniques, fire prevention strategies, fire control and extinguishment methods, laws related to arson, and how the national building code relates to fires. It discusses the elements required for a fire (fuel, heat, oxygen), classifications of fires based on cause and fuel type, determining the point of origin, evidence collection, roles of different agencies, and fire safety practices. The document provides an overview of technology, chemistry, types of flames, and fuels as they relate to fires and their investigation and prevention.
This document covers the topics of the causes and behavior of fires, fire investigation techniques, fire prevention strategies, fire control and extinguishment methods, laws related to arson, and how the national building code relates to fires. It discusses the elements required for a fire (fuel, heat, oxygen), classifications of fires based on cause and fuel type, determining the point of origin, evidence collection, roles of different agencies, and fire safety practices. The document provides an overview of technology, chemistry, types of flames, and fuels as they relate to fires and their investigation and prevention.
This document covers the topics of the causes and behavior of fires, fire investigation techniques, fire prevention strategies, fire control and extinguishment methods, laws related to arson, and how the national building code relates to fires. It discusses the elements required for a fire (fuel, heat, oxygen), classifications of fires based on cause and fuel type, determining the point of origin, evidence collection, roles of different agencies, and fire safety practices. The document provides an overview of technology, chemistry, types of flames, and fuels as they relate to fires and their investigation and prevention.
• Chemistry of Fire • Properties of Fire • By-product of Fire • Types of Flames • Fire Elements – Fuel – Heat – Oxygen • The Fuels Elements (1st element) – Classification of Combustible Materials – General Categories of Fuel – The Solid Fuels – The Liquid Fuels – The Gas Fuels • Heat Elements (2nd element) – Temperature – Specific Heat – Temperature Scales – Heat Production – Heat Transfer • Oxygen (Oxidation Agent) – (3rd element) II – A. Fire Behavior, Cause and Classification • Thermal Balance • Thermal Imbalance • The Three Stages of Fire B. Classification of Fires 1. Based on Cause a. Natural b. Accidental c. Intentional 2. Based on Burning Fuel III – Basic Principles of Fire and Arson Investigation • General Classes of Fire Causes • Classification of Fire • Fire Investigation and Evidence Kit • Steps on How to Determine the Point of Origin • General Types of Fire Pattern • Laws on Arson (Art 320-326 RPC) PD 1633, PD 1744 • Testimonial Evidence in Arson • Role of Circumstantial Evidence in Arson Investigation • Agency in-charge for Fire Investigation • Fireman’s Responsibility in Fire Investigation III – Fire Prevention and Education • Fire Safety Inspection • Fire Safety Tips • General Safety Prevention on Fire • Fire Safety Practices • Fire Prevention and Education of all types of building and occupancy IV – Concept and Techniques in Fire Control and Extinguishment • Fire Fighting Equipment • Fire Safety Construction • Fire Safety Inspection • Extinguishing Agents • Methods of Fire Extinguishment • History of Firefighting • The BFP • Factors Affecting Fire Protection • Fire Fighting Operation • Fire Extinguishment Theory • Five Extinguisher IV – The Law on Destructive Arson • Destructive Arson • Basis of Criminal Liability in Arson • Other Forms of Arson • Crime Involving Destruction; Its Elements IV – The Study of Fire in Relation to the National Building Code