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Series Kitchen

June 6th, 2010 No comments

Series Kitchen

Series Introduction

This article launches a series of fires to better understand the systems of trade kitchens. During the coming months we will add to this number of different issues that fire investigator needs to know when surveys of commercial kitchen fires.

Fires involving commercial cooking equipment are an important part of the problem of fires in the United States. According to statistics from the NFPA annual average of 11,100 fires occur in food and beverage establishments. The origin of half of these fires was in the kitchen – the location of devices that produce heat.

Application of the principles of the investigation of fires in commercial kitchens, should include:

  • operation of commercial kitchen
  • how to cook are interrelated
  • the production of fuels accumulations of fat
  • how these affect the spread accumulations Fire
  • expectations installing fire-resistant construction
  • the exhaust system maintenance and operation of the extinguishing system Fire

Stages of a kitchen grease fire

Food preparation requires heat, in most cases supplied by natural gas. The results of smoke from the cooking oil production, set in the exhaust system by a fan. Rest of fat fuels quickly condense back into the exhaust system, fuel load accumulated over time and delay the ability of exhaust gases and elimination of operating system as planned. Dysfunction of the cooker, the excess fat or human error causes inflammation of the oils and creating sustained attacks (the uncontrolled burning). The heat invades (Llama) of the initial burn uncontrolled can have enough energy to light the remains of grease filters and hood, the creation of the spread.

Once in the chapel area of ignition is carried out, several factors will determine if combustion continues and the intensity of the uncontrolled burning, including:

  • Continuous heat uncontrolled burning in the initial
  • the proximity of the device area hood
  • failure the fire control system to operate as intended
  • fatty buildup in the exhaust system
  • actions (or inaction) by part of the kitchen staff

In normal flow of air supplied by fan provides all the necessary oxygen to burn. This encourages air movement Now the fire in the ducts. The radiant heat from a fire in the duct is often inflamed building materials, spreading fire in the exhaust system in the building. If the fire reaches the fan, fan heat of fusion of aluminum roofing drip fuel, ignite these surfaces.

This is the typical spread of a serious disease, fire damaged the kitchen building. There is of course a number of other variables.

Almost all of these possibilities is assumed that the construction, installation and maintenance of fire and building code standards. But simply, many systems of commercial kitchen exhaust are not installed or maintained under the Fire Code.

Phil Ackland

Over the next few weeks, we will develop many of the points relating to ignition and fire spread in commercial kitchen systems. Additionally we will expand on excerpts from Phil Ackland’s Fire Investigation in Commercial Kitchen Systems.

If you have any additional suggestions or points that you would like to see included, please feel free to contact us.

Phil Ackland is an icon in the field of commercial kitchen safety education, particularly restaurant kitchen fires. http://www.philackland.com/ He sits on the NFPA 96 committee, is a qualified expert witness and consultant to attorneys and insurance companies. He has written a series of books on fire safety that are recognized in the NFPA 96 and 921.

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Out Kitchen

April 29th, 2010 No comments

Out Kitchen
Why do I have ants coming out of an outlet in my kitchen?

Each day, about two times a day, I need kill about 5 or 6 ants in my kitchen table by the window near the sink. I suspect that had been in and out from the wall right above the kitchen counter next to the sink and next to the window. Well today I saw two ants leaving the exit and go on the wall. Is it normal to have ants in the outlet? I live in Florida and is perhaps more common here? How I can solve this problem?

If you live in Florida, you have to live with the ants … There is no choice Friends … You do everything and anything, but if you live anywhere between Pensacola, Jax, and Miami, have ants in your home … 2 is finally not so bad … I umust be a FLA newcomer I take it?

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Sink Mexican

December 20th, 2009 No comments

Sink Mexican
I am looking for a contact with the plant Talavera de Mexico?

I am looking for a contact with the plant Talavera De Mexico production wells, bathroom accessories and tiles. I know that in the cities of Puebla, Dolores Hidalgo, many factories. I'm not one of these cities yet, but maybe someone has information to share with me. I will export to Europe. Thanks, Robert.

http://www.mexhapati.com/

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Round Mexican

October 9th, 2009 No comments

Round Mexican
Where can I find a turn red skirt the Mexican folk dance?

Must be bright red with white stitching. The shuttle is in the same material and color depth of the skirt.

Use an Internet search engine to find it. Ebay sells.

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Sink Soft

September 15th, 2009 No comments

Sink Soft

Most of us are aware of the different types of sinks and utility. But many of us know nothing about the methods of cleaning wells. As wells are made of different materials, the cleaning process also differs from the sink to sink. Today Sinks are actually very easy to clean, most of them are made of materials that can withstand the wear and everyday use. Flow is used for various purposes in different areas based on land-use changes also in cleaning methods. If the receiver is always in contact with substances that cause stains, so it should be cleaned after each use practically to prevent stains. The following guide will help to clean wells are constructed of different materials.

Stone sinks Add a class to any kitchen or bathroom. Sinks stone is porous and get the stains easier than any other sink material. Stone absorbs fluid and allowed to stand below the surface. It is necessary to remove any liquid left in the stone sinks as soon as possible increased exposure to dye liquid causes a deeper penetration and color tint will become permanent and difficult to remove. Granite sinks and marble are the most commonly used. Different methods are needed cleaning, as porosity is different.

Granite is less porous than marble and does not absorb liquids so easily. Granite sink Scrub with a soft brush with the soap solution is more than enough for regular cleaning. For stubborn stains in sinks granite with a liquid dishwasher or a diluted bleach solution is recommended. Strong alkalis such as ammonia should not be used to clear blocks of granite sinks. The rust stains caused by iron particles can be successfully removed using a gentle cleanser containing acids such as oxalic acid.

Clean marble sinks is a bit more difficult because it is more porous and absorbs more. To avoid marble sinks to absorb fluid sealing is necessary. By the use of cleaning fluid regular cleaning of sweetness that contain chlorine or mild detergent. Acid solutions can cause burns marble sinks. Care must be taken to prevent the marble sinks in contact with the orange juice, soft drinks and other acidic materials. Never use acid cleaners on your marble acid marble sink eating. Marble sinks should be rinsed and dried after each use to prevent water spots. If the marble sink is the problem of corrosion and water stains, it's best to be polished and re-done by a skilled professional.

Copper sinks are much easier to clean. Regular cleaning with soap gentle rinsing with water is all you need to do to keep your sink of pure copper. Copper basins are maintenance free. Cleaning copper can be used in sinks copper if you still want to have the shiny appearance. Copper patina with age earn. If you prefer to delay the aging process, you should apply the wax layer in the copper sinks at fixed intervals. This runoff water easily and avoid being damaged by hard water in copper. Keep your copper sink and dry rubbing with a cloth to avoid points of the sink. Stainless steel sinks requires less effort to clean. Flush with a soap solution and dry with a soft cloth and keep Good spot, less desirable. Glass sinks are very sturdy and easy to clean. When properly cleaned glass sinks is like new for years. No special cleaning is necessary for them. Vinegar and water solution can be used to remove water spots on glass sinks, but should not be used in all wells cleanup tasks.

Sink Maintenance is the key for keeping your expensive sink for many years, simple maintenance, performed every week or so, can greatly and significantly improve and prolong your sinks life. Learn more about Sinks at the Awesome Sinks site.

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