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Non-Residential Structure Fires in 2000. Topical Fire Research Series, Volume 3, Issue 10, June 2004.
| 题名： | Non-Residential Structure Fires in 2000. Topical Fire Research Series, Volume 3, Issue 10, June 2004. |
| 关键词： | *Fire-research; *Mpn-residental-structures; *Fires-.;Fatalities-; Injuries-; Property-loss; Storage-facilities; Parking-garages; Arson-; Smoke-alarms; Economic-impact; Charts-Graphs. |
| 摘要： | Non-residential structures are ubiquitous in American lives. We work, meet, learn, shop, dine, park cars, and store things in non-residential structures. A fire in a non-residential structure can impact a business, the economy of a city, an entire industry-not to mention the deaths and injuries that can result from such incidents. Based on data taken from the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS), non-residential structure fires account for only 8%of all fires in the United States, and only one-quarter of all fires that take place in structures; however, they are among the most costly of all fires. There were an estimated 126,000 non-residential structure fires in 2000, resulting in 90 fatalities, 2,200 injuries, and $2.8 billion in property loss. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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