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Latest revision as of 21:18, 14 March 2025
Les matières inflammables sont celles qui peuvent facilement s'enflammer en cas de fuite, comme les combustibles fossiles ou le méthane. De simples étincelles, même celles provenant de collisions mineures, peuvent suffire à déclencher un incendie lorsqu'elles entrent en contact avec des matériaux inflammables. Le feu peut nuire aux organismes vivants, se propager et causer des dommages considérables à l'environnement.
In case of a suspected flammable gas leak, cut all sources of open flame, such as lighters, lanterns, steam engine fireboxes, traction loss sparks, and collisions.