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The article presents definitions for terms related to fire protection engineering. Some of these terms include Rack Hose single jacket hose, Raffles Place in Singapore which is the scene of a department store fire in the 1970s, and red phosphorus. Other terms include refrigerant 22, Reogard fire retardant and Rosenbauer R240 vehicle-mounted fire pump.

The article presents definitions for terms related to fire protection engineering. Some of these terms include O'Brien fire hydrant, Ohio Penitentiary fire in April 1930 and Ongard fire retardant. Also discussed are optical methane detector, Our Lady of the Angels School in Illinois which caught fire in 1958, and out-of-code building.

The article presents definitions for terms related to fire protection engineering. Some of these terms include K1000 Elite thermal imaging camera for fire fighting application, forest fire protection in Kansas and Kaprun mountain railroad accident in Austria in November 2000. Other terms include Kidde 0915Uk smoke alarm, Kronitex family of fire retardant substances and Kuwaiti oil fires during the Gulf War in the 1990s.

The article presents definitions for terms related to fire protection engineering. Some of these terms include halons which are used as fire extinguishing agents, HC-12a refrigerant, and hexabromocyclododecane flame retardant. Other terms include high-volume hose, Hino truck manufacturing company and Hotel Roosevelt fire in Florida in 1963.

The article presents definitions for terms related to fire protection engineering. Some of these terms include Z8 aircraft rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) vehicle, ZB-223 smoke suppressant and Zeroflame Varnish flame-retardant coating material. Other terms include zeta optical smoke detector, zinc hydroxystannate and Z Gard gas detector.

Information on the use of flame retardants in soft goods taken from chapter 7 of the second edition of the book "Scenic Art for the Theatre: History, Tools and Techniques" is presented. The chapter focuses on flame retardants in theater sceneries. It is noted that there are paints already mixed with flame retardants. It also discusses the practice of backpainting.

The importance of personal safety in this new computing paradigm is emphasized. The author touches upon the isolation of inputs, the use of insulation, the need for current-limiting fuses, and the use of flame-proof material. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]