What kind of fire seals should be erected first?

Temporary seals should be the first kind of fire seals to be erected in a mining environment. This is primarily because temporary seals can be installed quickly and effectively in order to control air flow and minimize the risk of dangerous conditions while permanent structures are being planned or constructed. Temporary seals serve as an immediate solution to contain smoke and stop the spread of potential fire hazards.

In contrast, permanent seals are designed for long-term use and typically require more time and resources to implement, making them less suitable for initial emergency responses. Reinforced seals are built for areas that require added durability but again are not used as the first line of defense. Drywall seals are specific to certain conditions and may not be appropriate as a primary strategy in urgent scenarios. Thus, utilizing temporary seals as a first response allows for a safer and more manageable approach during emergencies in mines.