Basic DC Flashcards

1
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Fire Triangle

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Oxygen, Fuel, Heat

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Fire Tetrahedron

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Oxygen, Fuel, Heat, Chemical Chain Reaction

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Alpha Fire

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Leaves ash, materials like wood, paper, cloth etc.

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4
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Best agent for alpha fire

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Water

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Bravo Fire

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Burning flammable liquid, fuels, paints, solvents, etc.

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Best agent for bravo fire

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AFFF Aqueous Film Forming Foam

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Charlie Fire

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Electrical Fire

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8
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Best agent for charlie fire

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CO2

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Delta Fire

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Burning metals

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Best agent for delta fire

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Mass amounts of water

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NFTI battery and backup pack

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Battery - 4.85 hours
Backup - 10 AA, 3 hours

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NFTI Purpose

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Allow team leader to see hotspots

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NFTI Image

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White - Hot
Black - Cool

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14
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Condition 3 DC

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Flying Squad handles casualty

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Condition 2 DC

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Flying squad unable to handle casualty
One or more repair lockers are manned

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Condition 1 DC

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Condition 2 DC unable to combat casualty, whole ship needs to combat casualty, man all lockers and Battle Dress Stations

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17
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Rapid Response Team

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5 members, Fire Marshal, 2 Electricians, 2 Rapid Responders

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18
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Repair 7B

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Responsible for the island

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19
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If DCC goes down what is back up DCC?

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Repair locker 3

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20
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Fire watch

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watch stander for any person doing hot work
After hot work the watch stander will stay for 30 minutesor until cool to the touch
Assure hot work site is free of flammable materials

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21
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What is needed for fire watch?

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Shade 5 goggles, a type of fire bottle, fire retardant clothing, flash gear

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Hot work chits

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Must be turned in prior to 1200 the day prior, so the fire marshal can inspect the space, chit can be picked up the next morning at fire marshal office

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23
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If you lose comms with hot work operator

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All hot work must be ceased

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24
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Material Condition X-Ray

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Set when the ship is in no danger of attack, all fittings classified x ray should be closed at all times

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Material Condition Yoke
Set and maintained at sea, in port outside normal working hours, both x ray and yoke closures and fittings are secured
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Material Condition Zebra
Set during General Quarters, all x ray yoke and zebra fittings are secured
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Circle X Ray and Circle Yoke
Opened without special permission, secured after passing through
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Circle Zebra
Facilitate feeding crew and allow use of sanitary spaces in extended periods
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Dog Zebra
Required to be secured when in condition zebra, secured during darken ship
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William
Open during all material conditions, sexured only to control damage or affect repairs
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Circle William
Fittings that access ventilation, always open and operating, secured only to prevent damage spread or for cbr attacks
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DC Closure log
log all fittings open in violation of material condition, CO regulates maximum number of violations, Normally Kept in DCC
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Fittings cannot be logged open for more than
24 hours
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Out Of Commission (OOC) Log
JSN and any status on the fitting should be updated
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Darken Ship Bill
White lights not visible, turn on red lights, Dog Zebra set and maintained, Navigation lights out, Report to DCC to sign
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Maximum effective range of a 15 lbs CO2 extinguisher
4-6 feet
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18 lbs PKP extinguisher range and time
19 feet for 10 seconds
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27 lbs PKP extinguisher range and time
21 feet for 11 seconds
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28 lbs AFFF Extinguisher pressure, range, time
100 psi charged with ships air, 70 degrees, 15 feet for 55 to 65 seconds
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Fire Hose Sizes and length
1 1/2 inches, 2 1/2 inches, 4 inches 50 feet sections
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Vari Nozzle settings
Wide V, Narrow V, Stream, Flush
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Flow rate of hoses
95 gpm within ship, 125 for outside ship
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Portable Exothermic Cutting Unit
PECU, used for cutting through decks and bulkheads, (Jaws of life)
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Portable fan types and uses
Used to ventilate when unsafe to use ship systems Electric Box Fan amd RAMFAN 2000
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Electric box fan
110 V fan regulated at 3200 cubic feet per minute (CFM)
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RAMFAN 2000
Runs on pressurized water regulated at 2000 CFM
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Fixed CO2 hose reel
Located at fantail, truman only has one
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how many fire pumps and types
22 fire pumps, 18 electric and 4 steam Rated at 2000 gpm
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Two types of eductors
Peri Jet and S type
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Peri Jet Eductor
2 1/2 inch pressure supply, 4 inch discharge
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S type eductor
1 1/2 inch supply, 2 1/2 inch discharge
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Halon 1301
12 stations cover 13 spaces
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Range guard fire extinguishing system
Specifically designed to protect deep fat and dougnut fryers, 9 locations for system, all galleys
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AFFF concentration
94 percent water 6 percent concentrate
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AFFF stations
the truman has 20 and each is supplied by 600 gallon tanks
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AFFF reserve tanks
Truman has 2 3500 gallon reserve tanks
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JDIAL for DCC
7911
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DC Comm Circuits
2jz and x2jz x2jz is alternate circuit
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Nuclear Radiation for shipboard CBR defense
Alpha particles, Beta particles, Gamma rays, Neutron Radiation
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Alpha Particles
Can be stopped by almost any barrier, only harmful if they get past the skin through inhalation, ingestion, or broken skin
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Beta Particles
Have more penetraring power than alpha particles but can be stopped by heavy clothing
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Gamma Rays
Can penetrate a ships hull, Crew gets assigned to stations below the water line
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Neutron Radiation
Extremely hazardous the first minute after the blast, Neutrons emitted from a nuclear explosion that cause contamination and radioactivity in materials in ground and water
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Radiac Saturation
999
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Ship has a Radiac located
in the pilot house
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Chemical Warfare
use of chemical weapons to produce death, injury, or temporary incapacitation
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Incapacitating agents
Used to incapacitate personnel without causing permanent injury
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Casualty agents
Have the capacity to cause death or incapacitate personnel for long periods of time
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Blood agents
Most deadly, reduce oxygen in the blood
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Nerve agents
Affect the bodys nervous system, can cause a lot of physical symptoms and if left untreated can lead to death
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Blister agents
Cause blistering of any skin or organs on contact, cause immediate pain and lead to shock or death
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Choking agents
Cause irritation and inflammation in the breathing tubes and can cause the lungs to fill with liquid.
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M-9 Paper
Turns red when a chemical agent is present, takes 10 seconds
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M-8 Paper
Turns yellow, green, or red Yellow - G nerve agent, Green - V Nerve, Red - H or L Blister Agent, takes 20 seconds
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Hand Held Assays
Used to detect biological agents, good for two years refrigerated and one year at room temp. Must be brought to room temp before use
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JSLIST
Can be washed 6 times before unusable, once contaminated, offer protection for 24 hours
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Overboots and Gloves
Provide extra protection and are good for 24 hours once in a contaminated environment
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MOPP levels
Allow for crew members to don an increased amount of protective clothing as a threat increases
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MOPP 0
Normal Operations, Issue protective gear but do not don
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MOPP 1
Attack suspected, medical protectants are issued to personnel but managed by medical personnel
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MOPP 2
Attack Possible, protective mask is kept on personnel in its case
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MOPP 3
Attack Probable, Install new canisters on masks, don JSLIST and stow gloves and medical items in pocket
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MOPP 4
Attack Imminent, don mask and gloves and secure jumper hood around mask
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I Type Shoring
A single beam between an anchor point and a strongback
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K type Shoring
Beams are laid out like a capital K to use many anchor points
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Sholes
Distribute the pressure of shoring over a larger surface area
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Framing Square
Measured in 12ths on one side and 16ths on the other
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EWARP patch
metallic surface repair patch that cannot be used on pottable water
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Jubilee patch
Clamp style patch, weakest patch
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Soft patch
Soft wood wedges are driven into the crack or hole, then wrap the wedges and secure with rubber gasket and marlin
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Band it patch
Rubber patch, handled with gloves and has 100 foot roll of rubber backing, and clamps and a tool
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Type of Soft wood wedges
Douglas Fir and Yellow Pine
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How many repair lockers on board HST?
10
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Compartment Use - A
Stowage
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Compartment Use - AA
Cargo Hold
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Compartment Use - C
Vital ship/Fire control
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Compartment Use - E
Engineering
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Compartment Use - F
Fuel
99
Compartment Use - G
Gasoline
100
Compartment Use - K
Chemicals
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Compartment Use - L
Living Space
102
Compartment Use - M
Ammunition
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Compartment Use Q
Miscellaneous
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Compartment Use - T
Vertical Trunk
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Compartment Use - V
Void
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Compartment Use - W
Water/Sewage
107
If DC Central goes down what is backup DCC?
Locker 3
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3 types of chemical agents
Casualty, compounds, incapacitating
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G Nerve / V Nerve
G - Quick Casualty V - Delayed Casualty
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3 types of casualty Agents
Blood, Choking, Blister
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2 types of biological agents
Pathogens and Toxins
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Color to indicate G Nerve
Yellow
113
Color to indicate V nerve
Green
114
Color to indicate Blister
Red
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IPDS Control is located
Located in DC Central
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IPDS Display located
Pilot house
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Saturated Radiac
Display 999
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BMMFR
Bridge Mounted Multi Functioning Radiac
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BMMFR Location
Pilot house
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Co2 discharge temp
-110°
121
Sound powered phone types
Primary, Auxillary, supplementary, emergency, miscellaneous
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Alarm Priority order
Collision, chemical, General, flight crash
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Box fan volt & cord
110 V 50 Ft Cord
124
RamFan pressure
50-80 psi
125
RamFan exhaust hose
15 FT long 10 IN diameter
126
FF Nozzle Sizes
1 1/2 IN, 95 GPM in ship, 125 GPM outside ship
127
AFFF Solution storage
5 Gal Cans or 55 Gal Druns
128
AFFF Stations
20 onboard HST
129
Halon systems use what size Co2 bottle to activate?
5 lbs
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Halon - White
Power Available
131
Halon - Activated
Amber
132
Halon - Released
Red
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APC covers how many spaces?
9
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APC fusible link melts at
360°
135
Preferred FF Nozzle Position
Narrow V
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EWARP Patch
Not used on portable water
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EWARP set time
30 minutes
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P-100 pump GPM & PSI
100 GPM @ 83 PSI
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P-100 tank and time
1.45 Gallons 2.75 hours
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Portable Electric Submersible Pump Voltage
440
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Firemain Pressure Low, Optimal, High
Low - 125 PSI Optimal - 150 PSI High - 175 PSI
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How many drainage educators on board HST?
13
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Firemain is a
12 IN composite loop
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Maximum wedge length
6X minimum butt thickness