Fires involving medical oxygen equipment : special report Författare Miller Thomas H. Utgivare Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Utgivningsår 1999 Öppna dokument The United States Fire Administration has noted with growing concern the number of flash fire incidents linked to lightweight, portable oxygen equipment. The following report describes the general hazards associated with oxygen-enriched atmospheres, including aluminum in contact with high-pressure oxygen, a number of recent incidents, maintenance recommendations, and contributing factors are also included. Detaljer Titel: Fires involving medical oxygen equipment : special report Författare: Miller Thomas H. Utgivare: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Utgivningsår: 1999 Omfång: 49 s. : ill. Serie: Technical Report Klassificering: Räddningstjänst > Förebyggande > Erfarenhetsrapporter Serie nr: Tr-107
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