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DoE Tests Utility Poles that Self-Extinguish After a Lightning Strike - Vimarsana News

DoE Tests Utility Poles that Self-Extinguish After a Lightning Strike

The test was significant in that the heat of a lightning strike is approximately 50,000 degrees.

Source: mbtmag.com
New Fire-Retardant Tested by Department of Energy Demos Ability to Self-Extinguish Flames from a Lightning Strike - Vimarsana News

New Fire-Retardant Tested by Department of Energy Demos Ability to Self-Extinguish Flames from a Lightning Strike

Test Performed to Compare the Explosivity Factors of 50,000 Degrees Versus a Typically 1400 Degree Wildfire Temperatures

New Fire-Retardant Technology Tested at Department of Energy's Bonneville Power Administration Demonstrates Ability to Self-Extinguish Flames from a Lightning Strike - Vimarsana News

New Fire-Retardant Technology Tested at Department of Energy's Bonneville Power Administration Demonstrates Ability to Self-Extinguish Flames from a Lightning Strike

/PRNewswire/ -- Prior to earning patent #11441076 for its fire prevention coating formula by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office last month, Sunseeker...

U.S. Patent Granted to Sun FireDefense for Wildfire Coating Technology - Vimarsana News

U.S. Patent Granted to Sun FireDefense for Wildfire Coating Technology

/PRNewswire/ -- Sunseeker Enterprises, Inc. DBA, Sun FireDefense announced that on September 13, 2022 the company was granted patent #11441076 for its fire...

Tips To Prevent Wildfire Destruction - Vimarsana News

Tips To Prevent Wildfire Destruction

(NAPSI)—In 2020, 58,950 wildfires burned 10.1 million acres, the second-most acreage impacted in a year since 1960. Nearly 40% of these acres were in California, where 30 people were killed,