Words and phrases that have a meaning related to flashover: (140 results)
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Also try:backdraft, fire, carbon monoxide, smoke detector, radiant heat, spontaneous combustion, combustibles, firefighter, inferno, flue pipe, blaze, ignition, relative humidity, flames, overpressure, exothermic reaction, cockloft, cardiac arrest, ionization, smoke alarm, hypothermia, attic, firedamp, breathing apparatus, malignant hyperthermia, adiabatic, dryer, fire marshal, lightning, unburnt, deflagration, flammability, ventricular fibrillation, nitrous acid, combustion, heater, ductwork, fireproofing, carbon monoxide poisoning, supersolid, wildfire, extrication, accelerant, thunderstorm, humidistat, grace of god, grassfire, accelerants, heat exhaustion, meteoroid, kerosene heater, sprinkler system, convection, anaphylactic shock, extinguisher, electrical, brownout, firebox, radiational, furnace, status epilepticus, conflagration, supernovae, chimney, desorption, syncope, glaciation, vapor, thermite, odorant, superfluidity, floor joist, overinflation, malfunction, corona discharge, detonation, firefighting, spalling, engulfment, woodstove, downdrafts, flue, photochemical reaction, fireball, fire marshall, reignition, fire extinguisher, stove, treeline, defibrillation, candle flame, hypoxemia, overvoltage, nitrification, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, ionisation, electrical conduction, thermosphere, hydrosphere, torus, magnetic flux, condensation, packing, accreditation, breakup, curing, gelation, incarceration, insolvency, machining, partition, redeployment, relocation, shutdown, sterilization, stowage, temperature, unbalance, admittance, ambient, purgatorial, quench, standstill, calamitous, camp, feedback, frying, harassing, hellish, hotter, incipient, preparatory, presettlement, quiescent, saturation, signal, sublunary, transient, unmodulated, wilting
— Adjectives for flashover: external, wet, back, internal, dry, post, complete, actual, electrical, impending, possible, more...
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