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Why does the hull and superstructure of a steel or fiberglass vessel tend to retain heat differently than a typical wood-framed building during a fire?

Vessels have no insulation, so heat escapes quickly The hull acts as a sealed boundary that confines heat and combustion products until openings fail Marine fires consume oxygen so fast that heat never accumulates Water around the hull keeps the interior cool throughout the fire

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The hull acts as a sealed boundary that confines heat and combustion products until openings fail

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