sammutettavat

Sammutettavat is a Finnish term that translates to "extinguishable" or "fire-extinguishable" in English. It refers to materials, substances, or equipment that are designed to be put out or controlled in the event of a fire. The concept is primarily used in the context of fire safety and regulations.

In construction and building codes, "sammutettavat" might describe certain types of building materials that have a limited ability to burn or spread flames, thus aiding in fire suppression. For example, materials that are non-combustible or have a low fire-resistance rating might be considered sammutettavat in certain applications.

The term can also apply to fire suppression systems or agents. For instance, a fire extinguisher is a device designed to make something sammutettava. Similarly, fire-retardant chemicals applied to fabrics or wood would make those items sammutettavat to a degree.

In broader terms, anything that can be effectively extinguished or controlled in a fire situation can be described as sammutettavat. This is a fundamental aspect of fire prevention and emergency response planning, ensuring that potential hazards can be managed safely and effectively. The classification and requirements for materials and systems to be considered sammutettavat are typically outlined in national and international fire safety standards.