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Di-ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate hereafter referred to as fertilizer and Potassium Aluminum Sulphate as Alum, were used as flame-retardant compounds on a grass commonly use as a roofing thatch. It was observed that the incorporation of these chemical compounds dramatically reduced the flame propagation rate, flame duration time and after-glow time while the ignition time and Add-on (%) increased. These results are interpreted on the fact that on heating, these chemical compounds evolve substances that compete with the burning behavior of the grass.

Answer to the Call-for-help on the Flammability Nature of Rural Housing