SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS HOT AIR LIFT PROTOTYPE. FIRE! YOU WILL BE LIGHTING THIS ON FIRE TO CREATE HOT AIR LIFT… WHAT ARE POTENTIAL SOURCES OF CONCERN RELATED.

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SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS HOT AIR LIFT PROTOTYPE

FIRE! YOU WILL BE LIGHTING THIS ON FIRE TO CREATE HOT AIR LIFT… WHAT ARE POTENTIAL SOURCES OF CONCERN RELATED TO THIS? WHAT SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN THE LAB WILL HELP TO MITIGATE THIS RISK?

FIRE BLANKET How is it used?

FIRE EXTINGUISHER What kinds are there? How are they used? When are they used?

EMERGENCY SHOWERS

PPE- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT GOGGLES LAB COATS GLOVES?

STABILIZE WHAT PRECAUTIONS ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE TO MAKE SURE THAT YOUR EXPERIMENTAL CRAFT STAYS STRAIGHT AND DOESN’T DUMP ITS BURNING LOAD TO THE FLOOR? WHAT WILL YOU PUT UNDER YOUR CRAFT JUST IN CASE? IS THERE A WAY TO ATTACH IT TO SOMETHING THAT YOU COULD STILL DETERMINE IF IT IS FLOATING?

FUEL SOURCE? IS YOUR FUEL SOURCE EXPLOSIVE? WILL YOUR MATERIALS CATCH ON FIRE AND BURN THE WHOLE THING DOWN? IS THE FUEL SOURCE CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE ENVELOPE TO CAPTURE THE HEAT? IS IT TOO HEAVY FOR THE FUEL SOURCE TO LIFT IT WITHOUT MELTING THE ENVELOPE?