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Dance Halls (Private), and Churches.
Billiard Saloons. Bowling Alleys. Gymnasi- ums. City Council and Court Rooms.
Armories ov Drill Halls. Academies and Schools.
.Halls (Public).
Material, Raw. Wrought or in Process.
Labor.
Electric Motors, Open.
Encased and Induc- tion.
Gas and Hot Air En- gines.
Kerosene. Gasoline and Natural Gas Engines.
Steam Boilers.
Hand and Movable Furnaces.
' Independent Traffic Habitaticmal Assemblage or Recreational Industrial or Handicraft Heat Producing or Utilizin...g Devices.
Motive Power Furnaces Dry Rooms Fixed Furnaces Furnaces.
Furnaces con- nected with Ovens.
Furnaces con- nected with Kettles.
Furnaces used for heating or lighting buildings.
( Forges I Unclassed -J Dry heat Boxes or Cauls, f Steam Chests.
Following the diagram, please note that all causes of fires pertaining to occupancy are divided into inert and active. By the list that is given for inert, it is evident that such occupancies are almost without hazard, as far as cause is concerned. The slight physical hazard, if any, is considered as offset by the protection afforded by human presence, and no charge is made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dance Halls (Private), and Churches.
Billiard Saloons. Bowling Alleys. Gymnasi- ums. City Council and Court Rooms.
Armories ov Drill Halls. Academies and Schools.
.Halls (Public).
Material, Raw. Wrought or in Process.
Labor.
Electric Motors, Open.
Encased and Induc- tion.
Gas and Hot Air En- gines.
Kerosene. Gasoline and Natural Gas Engines.
Steam Boilers.
Hand and Movable Furnaces.
' Independent Traffic Habitaticmal Assemblage or Recreational Industrial or Handicraft Heat Producing or Utilizin...g Devices.
Motive Power Furnaces Dry Rooms Fixed Furnaces Furnaces.
Furnaces con- nected with Ovens.
Furnaces con- nected with Kettles.
Furnaces used for heating or lighting buildings.
( Forges I Unclassed -J Dry heat Boxes or Cauls, f Steam Chests.
Following the diagram, please note that all causes of fires pertaining to occupancy are divided into inert and active. By the list that is given for inert, it is evident that such occupancies are almost without hazard, as far as cause is concerned. The slight physical hazard, if any, is considered as offset by the protection afforded by human presence, and no charge is made.
What to read after Philosophy And Methods of Operation of the Analytic System for the ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Miner Hess to read onlineMoreLess
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