ABX Air Ground Fire Joseph Panagiotou Fire Initiation.

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ABX Air Ground Fire Joseph Panagiotou Fire Initiation

Supernumerary Compartment

Oxygen Mask Enclosure

Area of Fire Origin

Melted Stainless Steel

Oxygen Hose Tests Two types of tests conducted Ignition by electrical current –Internal heating –Simulate short circuit Ignition by external heat source –Simulate response to fire

Oxygen Hose Test Video

Test Conclusions Internal heating –Pop/bang similar to firecracker –Hissing External heating –No loud pop/bang –Hissing Fire resembled cutting torch

Test Conclusions Noises heard by crew consistent with conductive and combustible oxygen hose ignition by short circuit Oxygen hose design brings together –Ignition source –Fuel –Oxidizer

Fire Initiation Melted stainless steel elbow Crew observations Oxygen hose tests Fire initiated due to electrical current passing within conductive and combustible oxygen hose

Smoke Detectors No smoke detectors required in supernumerary compartment No smoke detectors in occupied areas Supernumerary compartments not always occupied