High temperature to prevent spontaneous combustion of vehicle tires

As summer temperatures rise, not only can people easily “get on the fire”, but vehicles can easily “steer”—self-ignition. Reports of spontaneous combustion of vehicles have appeared repeatedly, and cases reported in media such as television and newspapers have also appeared one after another. However, people's fear of spontaneous combustion stems from the strangeness of its causes and avoidance. In fact, spontaneous combustion is not inevitable. What should we do?

First, two important causes of spontaneous combustion:

1, circuit aging caused a short circuit.

A large part of the self-ignition accident is a fire in the engine compartment, which is caused by short circuits and fire due to aging of the circuit, damage to the insulating rubber, and false connections. Because the lines are not exposed on the surface of the car body, most of the lines are distributed in the machine cover, and many drivers are therefore neglected to inspect and maintain it.

2. The aging of the oil road leads to oil spill and fire.

The oil circuit is equally terrible in the cause of auto-ignition accidents and circuit hazards. Because some oil spills in the engine room have not been discovered in time, the temperature in the engine room rises sharply in the high-temperature environment in the summer, enough to ignite the leaking oil. Self-ignition risk.

Second, how to solve the hidden danger of spontaneous explosion?

1. Cars should be routinely inspected for cars, diligent in maintenance, to prevent oil, circuit failures, and oil leakage, air leakage, etc., causing auto-ignition;

2. Do not place lighters, perfumes, air fresheners, anti-mosquito agents, mousse and other items in the vehicle. Thermal expansion of such items can easily cause explosions and fires;

3, choose a cool place when parking, avoid sunlight exposure;

4, to be equipped with an effective fire extinguisher, in the event of a fire in the process of driving, should use the vehicle equipped with a fire extinguisher to do the initial remedy, and alarm as soon as possible.