Question

Water is not used to control fire involving electric equipment

Answer 1

Answer:

water is not used for controlling fire involving electrical equipment because water is a good conductor and we may get shock while we use water to put off the fire in electrical equipment we need get help from elders or put off fire by throwing sand on it

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Electricity travels well across water. It will produce electric shocks or short circuits if used in flames involving electrical equipment.

• Unlike fire extinguishers, which use water or foam to put out flames, electrical fires require a non-conductive chemical to put out.
• Water is conductive, thus anyone attempting to put out an electrical fire with it risks electrocution.
• As a result, fires involving electrical equipment are not extinguished by water.
• LPG is a preferable home fuel since it does not emit smoke or unburned carbon particles, which can cause respiratory issues.
• Because paper has a low ignition temperature, it quickly catches fire, but when wrapped around an aluminium pipe, the temperature is decreased owing to the aluminium.