Three-dimensional Class B Fires. A three-dimensional Class B fire involves Class B materials in motion such as pouring, running or dripping flammable liquids and generally includes vertical as well as one or more horizontal surfaces. Fires of this nature are considered to be a special hazard.
Class B fires are those involving flammable (gasoline, alcohol) and combustible (diesel, oil, tar, grease) liquids.
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A three-dimensional circle is called a sphere.
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A three-dimensional fuel fire occurs when a combustible material, such as a solid, liquid, or gas, ignites in the presence of an oxidizer (typically oxygen in the air) and sufficient heat. In a three-dimensional space, the fire spreads in multiple directions, relying on convection, conduction, and radiation to transfer heat and sustain combustion. Factors like fuel geometry, airflow, and environmental conditions can influence the fire's behavior and intensity. The interaction between these elements creates a more complex and dynamic fire environment.
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All three dimensional figures have more faces than a one dimensional figure. There are an infinite number of one dimensional points on a three dimensional figure