The Outsiders The Church Fire

What Does a Burn down Need to Burn?

For a burn to burn, it needs oxygen, fuel and heat. Without these iii components, a fire cannot begin or keep to burn.

The oxygen that is needed for the fire is used to help keep the heat and to aid keep the fire burning. Without oxygen, the fuel will not be fed to the heat and the burn down will not exist able to continue to fire. When oxygen is taken away, the fire completely extinguishes.

Fuel for a fire can exist anything from paper and forest to petroleum. The right fuel for a particular fire is dependent on what the fire is going to exist used for. Woods, charcoal and natural items are slap-up fuels for a cooking fire considering they volition not release harmful chemicals. Fire that is being used for warmth should have a loftier-burning fuel that enables the fire to burn for longer.

The heat that is needed for a fire must be strong enough to create a spark that will then ignite the fuel. The heat should be very potent. Heat generally comes from a previous burn, such as flame that comes from a match or lighter. Estrus can also be created by rubbing 2 wooden pieces together in a specific mode, although this way takes much longer to achieve.