'Ignitable liquids' diaporamas de présentation

Commonly Used Accelerants

Flash point - The temperature at which a particular flammable liquid gives off vapors (vaporizes) and therefore can ignite. The ignition temperature is the temperature required for a liquid to continue to emit vapors that can sustain. Commonly Used Accelerants.

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FUEL

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Sarah Kunkel 2006 MAAFS Annual Meeting May 5, 2006

The Limitations and Advantages of Ultraviolet Light Sources in the Detection of Ignitable Liquids at Fire Scenes. Sarah Kunkel 2006 MAAFS Annual Meeting May 5, 2006. UV in Arson Investigation. Ultra violet lights marketed to arson investigators for decades

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Fire Debris

Fire Debris. Fire debris is submitted to laboratories for analysis by the fire marshal, crime scene investigators, forensic scientists, and insurance investigators. Investigators determine the best locations at the scene to collect samples, based on suspicious details. Suspicious Circumstances.

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