Fire Investigation A fire investigation is a difficult task. The devastation, charred debris, collapsed structures, water soaked ashes, along with the smoke and stench, make an investigation uninviting and seemingly impossible. There are different types of fires; in homes, factories, brush, and in the forest. The best way to investigate a fire would be to use a trained team of personal. Fire marshals and private investigators with their experience of fires along with police officers …showed first 75 words of 1179 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1179 total…necessary to identify a large number of the components present, and to note that their ratios are very similar to that of a standard. The use of evaporated and burnt standards may aid this comparison. To make absolutely sure of the identity of any component you can usually rely on gas chromatography. Conclusion Fires present a major social an economic problem. A thorough investigation of any large-scale fire, be it accidental or deliberate, is necessary.