Chapter 10 Flashcards

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what are the factors that make up MOTEL in regard to

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Magnitude
Occurence 
Timing 
Effects 
Location
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What are some examples of Strategic goals

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  • rescue
  • PPA
  • spill controll ( confinement)
  • leak control
  • fire control
    recovery
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what are the three modes of operations

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  • offensive
  • defensive
  • non-intervention
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What factors must be considered by IC when considering an intervention.

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  • potential casualties and fatalities
  • potential property damage or financial loss
  • potential environmental damage
  • potential disruption of the community
  • political considerations
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What are four examples of tactical operations that can be used to buy time?

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  • barriers– place a physical barrier
  • distance– separate people from the hazmat
  • time– reduce the duration of the release or rotate persons who are exposed
  • techniques – specific tasks and procedures preformed by responders to stop the leak and control the problem
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what are three general categories that rescue problems fall into

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  1. searching for and relocating people who have been exposed to the hazmat
  2. rescuing victims who have been disoriented or disabled by the hazmat
  3. planning and executing technical rescue
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what are three factors that can complicate a Technical rescue within a HAZMAT call?

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  • hazardous atmospheres
  • hazardous work areas
  • limited access areas
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what is Absorption?

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the physical process of absorbing or “ picking up” a liquid hazardous material.
- absorbants often swell as the material is picked up
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What is adsorption?

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  • the chemical process in which a sorbate interacts with a solid sorbent surface. ( think of tape sticking and picking up ) vs a sponge
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10
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what is a physical method of confinment that is often a temporary measure until a more effective action can be taken?

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COVERINg

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Damming is what ?

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a physical method of confinement by which barriers are constructed to prevent or reduce the amount of liquid flowing in an environment

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what is an overflow dam vs. underflow dam?

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overflow is used to trap sinking heavier than water materials behind the dam where and underflow is used to trap floating lighter than water material.

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what Diking?

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a physical method of confinement by which barriers are constructed to control liquids, sludge, or solids.

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What is the chemical method of by which a water soluble solution is made safe by adding large volumes of water to the spill?

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Dilution - not a linear progression and often takes very large volumes of water to make reduce the effectiveness of the material

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what is the physical method of confinement by which barriers are constructed on ground or placed in a waterway to intentionally control the movement of the hazardous material into an area where it will pose less harm to the community and environment ?

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Diversion

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16
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Dispersion is what?

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using a chemical agent to disspers or breakup a material involved in a liquid spill on water

17
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retention is what ?

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the physical method of confinement by which a material is temporarily contained until it can be properly disposed of.

18
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what is Vapor suppression vs. vapor dispersion?

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suppression is a method by which something is used to suppress the amount of vapor being put off by a material, dispersion uses a mechanical action to remove vapor from an area

19
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what is a chime leak?

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a leak from a drum along the chime. the chime is the rolled portion that connects the top of the barrel to the sides.