In April and May every year, it is the peak period for poplar catkins to fly, and the pervasive catkins and poplar catkins really have an impact on people's travel and health, and there are also great fire hazards. In the season of flying catkins, Jinping Central Primary School in Lianyungang City reminds that the masses of people should be careful with fire, do not litter cigarette butts, do not light willow catkins outdoors, do not place the fire source in a place where children can reach, and strengthen the education and management of children. At the same time, it is necessary to organize personnel to clean up poplar and catkins in time to avoid leaving fire hazards.
Willow catkins are full of oil,
The surface fluff is fully combined with oxygen in the air,
When encountering an open flame, it will immediately cause burning,
And it's spreading very fast.
Coupled with the fact that some children have a weak awareness of fire prevention,
The phenomenon of adults littering cigarette butts is serious,
It is very easy to be ignited as a fuse,
It would even cause the danger of burning the company camp.
Characteristics of poplar catkins fires
1. There are many ignition factors, and it is difficult to prevent and control. The causes of the catkins fire are mainly due to the following two aspects: first, it is caused by children playing with fire. Children are curious and curious about the catkins that fly down, and often set fire to the piles of catkins that have accumulated, causing fires. Second, littering cigarette butts causes. The unextinguished cigarette butts are thrown into the poplar catkins accumulation layer and burned immediately in case of fire, but after the person who threw the cigarette butts left, they could not be prevented and controlled in time, resulting in the spread and expansion of the fire.
2. Fast spread. Willow catkins fall everywhere, pervasive, whether it is the edge of the haystack, around the house, or in the ditch, on the greenhouse, everywhere is covered by the catkins into a piece, therefore, if not controlled in time, it is very easy to ignite the haystack, the house, the lawn, the greenhouse and other items, forming a larger fire.
3. It is difficult to extinguish fires. Poplar catkins fires mostly occur in rural areas, due to the geographical bias, poor road traffic conditions, the fire brigade's large fire vehicles can not enter, and sometimes even need to carry equipment on foot to enter, which increases the difficulty of fighting fires.
Tips for preventing catkins fires
1. The kitchen of the villagers' homes should be equipped with screen windows in time and cleaned frequently to prevent the open flames generated during cooking from igniting the catkins that drift in;
2. When a large area of poplar catkins is accumulated, it should be cleaned in time, and it can be wet with water, or covered with yellow sand and soil;
3. In daily life, parents should strengthen the care and safety education of their children, and avoid lighting willow catkins for fun;
4. Villagers should strengthen vehicle maintenance to prevent a large number of flying floc from accumulating in the engine compartment of the car and causing fires;
5. Villages with welding, cutting, polishing and other operations should be vigilant to prevent sparks from igniting catkins, and once a fire is found, it is necessary to call the police for help in time.