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Vol. 12 No. 1 (Winter 2004)
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Vytenis Babrauskas, Ph.D., counsels that an important aspect of arcs is the voltage required to create them. Once an arc is created, he talks about its potential to act as an ignition source. Plus, do you know the difference between an arc and a spark? He explains them in this four-page briefing.
Alarm Systems
What can you learn from a home that had a security system in place at the time of a fire? Various systems, including fire alarm systems, have the prospect of aiding your investigations. Learn about different types of sensors and what company printouts can tell you about the fires progression and the possible origin of a fire.
Special Report: Methamphetamine Lab Fires
Rick Sauer, an investigator with the New York State Police (NYSP), takes an in-depth look at investigating meth lab fires. Learn how the steps involved in making this highly dangerous substance can cause fires and explosions. Also, find out the materials and equipment the cooks use that you might find on scene. Sauer also discusses what to look for at the scene after an incident occurs.
Here are a few photos from the Special Report.
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