according to Backpack Ribbon Factory According to the functional data learned by Xiao Bian, the temperature of the lit cigarette is about 700 ℃, and the continuous burning time of a cigarette is about 15 minutes, which is a long time. However, the spontaneous ignition point of common combustibles is very low, such as paper, cotton, linen and knitted fabrics, whose ignition point is mostly 200 ℃ to 300 ℃, so it is easy to cause fire. Turning to the statistics of major and catastrophic fires nationwide, there are many records of fires and casualty accidents caused by smoking after drinking, smoking in bed, littering cigarette butts and other reasons. The typical case is the Great Khingan Mountains forest fire in 1987, which caused a heavy loss of 6.913 billion yuan. It was later discovered that four of the first five fire spots of the fire were caused by human beings, and two of the fire spots were ignited by the cigarette butts of three "smokers".
Xiao Bian always believes that any Backpack webbing All factories need to constantly publicize safety in production. In addition to conventional production safety and personal safety of employees, fire prevention is an important part of this safety. The ribbon industry is a flammable industry. Because a large number of various yarns and finished webbing products stacked in its workshops are flammable, its safety is directly related to human life safety. Therefore, the important thing for backpack webbing enterprises is how to prevent fire.
In the past two years, there have been fires in many ribbon factories across the country, which has caused huge property losses to enterprises. The frequent occurrence of fires in the ribbon industry has also sounded a safety alarm for us. The safety of the company is also closely related to the employees. As a member of the company, fire prevention should start from self. Do not smoke in the factory. If you want to smoke, please go to the specified smoking area. Don't throw cigarette butts everywhere, let yourself be a part, and protect our safety together.
