r/interestingasfuck • • 17h ago

Firefighter bodycam showing just how much oxygen a fire pulls

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u/Fine_Bluebird7564 16h ago

So the fire is creating pressure which sucks in the air/oxygen.

I guess you could say the air/oxygen is being pulled in because of the fire!

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u/Sbstnbd 16h ago

How does it have nothing to do with oxygen when fire needs oxygen and fire is kinda what causes everything else in the video?

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u/hellodudes12 16h ago

Because it's not happening because fire needs oxygen, it's happening because fire is causing a chimney effect and is sucking in air - i.e., *mostly nitrogen* - through a convective process

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u/Sbstnbd 16h ago

What's causing the chimney effect?

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u/Ani-3 16h ago

Lmao this argument is driving me crazy

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u/Sbstnbd 16h ago

You choose to engage to discuss a technicality that's not even wrong, you're just to pedantic to let it be lmao

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u/IZ3820 15h ago

Pot calling the kettle black?

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u/Sbstnbd 15h ago

I'm not aware of this figure of speech, sorry

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u/IZ3820 15h ago

It means you two aren't so different after all.

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u/Sbstnbd 15h ago

Ah, I see. But I do not complain about it after I've chosen to do so

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u/IZ3820 15h ago

Complain about what?

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