01791nam a2200217   4500001000700000010001500007100004100022101000800063200004600071205001200117210005800129215003000187330122300217606003001440606002501470606001501495606001501510606001401525606001401539700002001553383625  a0130604585  a20060331d2002       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aKirk's fire investigationfJohn D. DeHaan  a5th ed.  aUpper Saddle River, N.J.cBrady : Prentice Halld2002  axviii, 638 p.cil.d26 cm  aChapter 1 - Introduction. Chapter 2 - The elementary chemistry of combustion. Chapter 3 - The nature and behavior of fire. Chapter 4 - Combustion properties of liquid and gaseous fuels. Chapter 5 - Combustion properties of solid fuels. Chapter 6 - Sources of ignition. Chapter 7 - Structure fires and their investigation. Chapter 8 - Grass and wildland fires and their investigation. Chapter 9 - Automobile, motor vehicle, and ship fires. Chapter 10 - Electrical causes of fire. Chapter 11 - Clothing and fabric fires. Chapter 12 - Explosions and explosive combustion. Chapter 13 - Chemical fires and hazardous materials. Chapter 14 - Laboratory services. Chapter 15 - Fire-related deaths and injuries. Chapter 16 - Arson as a crime. Chapter 17 - Other investigative topics. Appendices: natural elements; nomenclature; melting points and thermal conductivities of common materials; the evidence collection kit; the model arson law; sketching fire scenes; list of explosive materials, 1999; field interview and incident report forms; log sheets; data for fire modelling and reconstruction; critical incident radiant heat fluxes for some common fuels; sample task force agreement; web sites. Suggested reading. Glossary.  aINVESTIGAÇÃO CRIMINAL  aMÉTODO ANALÍTICO  aINCÊNDIO  aFOGO POSTO  aEXPLOSIVO  aQUÍMICA  aDEHAANbJohn D.