A flashover in firefighting is a rapid and intense transition phase in a fire where all combustible materials in a room or area simultaneously ignite, creating a sudden and significant increase in temperature. This phenomenon occurs when the contents of a space reach their ignition temperature, causing flames to spread rapidly across surfaces and through the air. Flashovers are extremely dangerous for firefighters as they can lead to extreme heat, thick smoke, and a rapid depletion of oxygen, po

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