Sentence examples for hazard of fire from inspiring English sources
When that happens hydrogen naturally bubbles out of the palladium cathode, and creates a hazard of fire or explosion.
Despite the hazard of fire and explosion, there were still a large number of furnaces operating, at least in nongassy mines, in the early 20th century.
Most significant was a return to water-based paints in the form of latex paints that combine easy application and cleanup with reduced hazard of fire.
There iron was used not so much for its strength as its noncombustibility, which, it was hoped, would reduce the hazard of fire.
Likewise, many products that use solid, liquid, or gaseous fuels are engineered to limit the combustion (oxidation) reaction to achieve a specific design function while controlling the hazard of fire or explosion.
By its charter it is authorized to do a business of insurance against the hazard of fire, marine perils, inland navigation, tornado, theft, explosion, property damage to automobiles and other property by collision, crop insurance, and other similar lines of insurance against specified hazards.
Although the mantle greatly improved the quality of light which was brighter and whiter the hazards of fire still remained.
It is a statute authorizing inquiry by the chief guardian of a community against the hazards of fire into the causes of fires.
Conventional lithium-ion liquid-electrolyte batteries are widely used in portable electronic equipment such as laptop computers, cell phones, and electric vehicles; however, they have several drawbacks, including expensive sealing agents and inherent hazards of fire and leakages.
Heart attack, often related to obesity and its metabolic complications, kills nearly twice as many fire fighters as trauma and all the direct hazards of fire exposure combined.
The negative effects on mortality of job tasks, rank status and in particular early retirement indicate the presence of undetermined and specific risks related to occupational hazards of fire fighters.
