Ch 17 Collapse Caused By Master Stream Operations Flashcards

1
Q

What may also come down with the marquee when water accumulates on it? p. 229

A

Front facade wall

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2
Q

Which of the following cannot be used with the master stream of 1,000 gpm (3 785 L/min) due to the delivery
rate? p. 226

A

Handheld assists

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3
Q

Which is considered the most important change in the design and use of large-caliber streams? p. 227

A

It is no longer restricted to the ground

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4
Q

What can happen when a master stream is directed through a
front window of a renovated building that does not have great floor depth?
p. 232

A

Collapse rear wall

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5
Q

What must interior forces do before a master stream is used to perform temporary knockdown of the fire?
p. 234

A

Retreat to the floor below

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6
Q

Which of the following is a ground-based master stream? p. 226

A

Deck Gun

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7
Q

At what rate does the typical master stream deliver water? p. 226

A

500 to 1,000 gpm

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8
Q

Up to how many times the height of the unstable wall can the collapse zone be set? p. 234

A

Two

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9
Q

Which of the following is NOT an element to ensure safe transition from interior to exterior attack of a
structural fire? p. 235-236

A

Pump operator who waits until fire is visible in the windows to begin water flow.

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10
Q

Where should firefighters operate the master stream from when there is a danger of a wall collapsing outward with explosive force? p. 232

A

Flanking position

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11
Q

Who should determine if it is safe for firefighters to perform overhaul operations after master streams have
knocked down the fire? p. 235

A

Safety chief

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12
Q

What do firefighters often use when fire spreads through concealed spaces above suspended ceilings in supermarkets and rows of stores?
p. 233

A

Large-caliber streams

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13
Q

What sound is heard when the master stream hits a brick wall? p. 230

A

Splattering

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14
Q

How many tons (kg) are being poured into a building every minute when the large-caliber stream is being operated? p. 228

A

Two to four (1 814 kg to 3 628 kg)

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15
Q

What makes overhauling after master streams have been used to extinguish a fire dangerous? p. 234

A

Collapse hazard

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16
Q

What is the most serious collapse danger of a large-caliber stream?
p. 227

A

Large volume of water

17
Q

What should the collapse zone be for an aerial ladder operator when the wall is in danger of collapse? p. 230

A

Greater than the height of the wall above the bucket floor

18
Q

What is always the first priority when positioning apparatus? p. 232

A

Life safety

19
Q

What is struck when a large-caliber stream is operated from window to window on a burning masonry building? p. 230

A

Brick wall between openings

20
Q

Which firefighters are often the first to detect hazards? p. 229

A

Operating elevated streams

21
Q

Where should the master stream nozzle be placed when being used for a quick knockdown? p. 231

A

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