@invention.ig: Opening a window in a burning house can have catastrophic consequences due to the principles of fire dynamics. When a window is opened, it introduces a fresh supply of oxygen to the fire. Fire requires oxygen to sustain and grow, and this sudden influx can cause the fire to intensify rapidly, creating a backdraft or flashover situation. A backdraft occurs when oxygen is suddenly reintroduced into a space filled with hot gases and smoke, leading to an explosive ignition. A flashover is a near-simultaneous ignition of most combustible materials in an enclosed area, resulting in extreme heat and rapid spread of flames. Both scenarios significantly increase the danger to anyone inside or near the building, potentially trapping occupants and impeding rescue efforts. Additionally, opening windows can alter the flow paths of heat and smoke, which can spread toxic gases and reduce visibility, further complicating evacuation and firefighting operations. Therefore, keeping windows closed helps to control the fire’s growth and allows firefighters to manage the situation more effectively and safely. Video Credit: YouTube/JS Film #history #science #education #learn #invention #entertainment #news #interesting #tech #facts #story #fyp #viral #explore

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