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Some interesting facts in an article published by Fire Safe Marin in this article:

"Depending on the type of glass, a window that is exposed to flames may break after only 1 to 3 minutes of exposure to intense heat or flames and allow flames and embers inside."

https://www.firesafemarin.org/hardening-your-home/windows

 

 

Another must read for about wildfire and glass is found it this article about a firefighter who lost his life in the cab of his truck and also a bulldozer operator. Both after windows shattered.

"As hot air entered the cab of Dozer 2, the operator repositioned the dozer and parked next to Dozer 3. When Dozer 3’s windows shattered, airborne glass entered the operator’s eyes. Dozer 3 stopped on Buenaventura Boulevard and deployed his fire curtains."

https://www.redding.com/story/news/2018/08/15/firefighter-died-while-trapped-carr-fire-tornado-report-says/1002748002/

 
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