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Revision as of 21:18, 14 March 2025
I materiali infiammabili sono sostanze che possono facilmente prendere fuoco in caso di fuoriuscita, come i combustibili fossili e il metano. Anche una semplice scintilla o un piccolo urto possono provocare un incendio quando si entra in contatto con tali materiali. L'incendio può causare danni agli organismi viventi, propagandosi rapidamente e provocando enormi danni all’ambiente.
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.