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Fire is the result of a combination of three factors; a substance that burns, an ignition source, and a supply of oxygen. Fires are divided into three categories, according to the material involved:
Class A – solid materials extinguished by cooling below their flash point,
Class B – oils and inflammable liquids extinguished by smothering to exclude oxygen,
Class C – electrical equipment extinguished by non-conductive agents such as dry powder.