Sentence examples for fire hazard material from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the organic foamy materials, polyethylene foam and polyurethane foam, which did not meet the requirements of the low fire hazard material and were unfavorable in the building's fire prevention.

Groundshaking, landslides, liquefaction, tsunamis, fires, hazardous material spills, and building damage are some of the hazards we face from a Cascadia subduction zone earthquake.

For the PET/GF composites with a low loading of the flame retardant mixture, the heat release capacity (HRC) which is an indicator of a material fire hazard reduced by 47%, meanwhile, the intensities of a variety of combustible or toxic gases detected by TG-IR technique were remarkably decreased.

Metallic plutonium is a fire hazard, especially if the material is finely divided.

Finally, it was also observed that the results promote the real knowledge of these insulation materials by using the quantitative analysis to explicate the toxicity chemicals and types and can be important references for fire hazard analysis and developing materials in the future.

Warped material is a fire hazard and will prevent the laser from cutting the material all the way through.

Knowledge of this property is necessary to assess a material's fire hazard in a particular fire scenario.

Polymers are widely used in our day-to-day lives and we are often oblivious to the fire hazard imposed by these hydrocarbon-based materials.

Based on the results of mechanical, physical and chemical tests, a methodology to assess influence of fire hazard on marble and similar geological materials was developed.

The introduction of MoS2 sheets function not only as a template to induce the formation of two-dimensional melamine cyanurate capping layers but also as a synergist to generate integrated flame-retarding effect of hybrid sheets, as well as a high-performance smoke suppressor to reduce fire hazards of PA6 materials.

On-site carbon production could have the benefit of both removing woody materials that present a fire hazard while simultaneously fixing carbon in the soil.