The key fire safety parts are as follows:

Fire-prone parts, which may seriously endanger the safety of life and property if a fire breaks out. The key parts of fire safety in different industries, units and departments are different. Common fire safety key parts are warehouse, power distribution room, fire control room, kitchen, chemical storage and use place, database, archives room, escape route, etc.

The ways to prevent fire are as follows:

1. Don't smoke near dangerous goods, throw cigarette butts around, sleep or walk. It's best to use a bigger ashtray and put some water in it, because the surface temperature of cigarette butts reaches 211 ~ 311℃ and the center temperature reaches 711 ~ 811℃, which is enough to ignite solid substances such as cotton, linen and paper.

2. Don't put the lighted candle near the window. Put out all candles when you leave the room or sleep, and don't light candles to stay up late to prevent fire accidents.

3. Be careful of flammable materials. Such as gasoline, kerosene, alcohol, natural gas, jet thinner and charcoal lighter fluid, are improperly used, resulting in fires.

4. Don't forget to turn off the power switch when you go out, and eliminate electrical faults in time to prevent electrical equipment from overloading. When leakage occurs, you should find professional maintenance personnel to repair it in time, and often check the usage of electrical appliances. Prevent fire caused by illegal operation and use of unqualified products.

5. It is forbidden to burn sundries and use naked flames in violation of regulations. Without the consent of the relevant departments, you can't use open flames at will, and at the same time, prevent fires caused by mosquito repellent, keep the evacuation passage unblocked, and it is forbidden to pile up debris in the evacuation passage.

6. Install fire alarm equipment, and use heat-insulating and flame-resistant materials in corridors, stairs and other important places to find and eliminate fires in time, reduce losses, and prohibit moving fire-fighting equipment without permission.