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Thread: Fire in the cyclone !!!
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27th January 2011, 11:36 AM #16
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Agree with hugh above. They are impossible to put out by pouring water on them - that is why fires in large sawdust heaps in sawmills would burn for years
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Dengy
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11th February 2011, 02:07 AM #17
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JUST STAY AWAY FROM HERE, OK?
Originally Posted by Ironwood
Luckily there is no chance of a bushfire here at the moment, with the amount of rain we have had lately.
But there has been a lesson learnt for me
, next time it will get a thorough drenching before I walk away. If it had happened in the drier months I would have started a bushfire, the neighours would be after my blood. 
We've had entirely enough fires already this summer.John
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12th February 2011, 12:08 AM #18
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No one has mentioned static electricity as a fault.Can it or can it not create fire etc in dust systems? There are some for sale in places, is it a requirement?
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