Chapter 3 Basic Operations Flashcards

1
Q

The ultimate objective at a brush fire is to contain the fire to a given perimeter by establishing _____.

A

a fire control line around it.

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2
Q

A scratch line is an ____ made as an emergency action to check the spread of the fire, and to establish _____.

A

unfinished preliminary control line / control of the perimeter.

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3
Q

A scratch line is only an aid in quick control of the fire and will have to be ___ as soon as possible.

A

coldtrailed

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4
Q

A control line is a firebreak that is wide enough for permanent control that can be used in a ____.

A

direct or indirect attack

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5
Q

Control line: This type of line can be constructed by personnel with ____.

A

tools or tractors

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6
Q

Generally, the scratch line is established by the ___ with the Fire Control Line being constructed by _____.

A

City units / Los Angeles County Camp Crews.

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7
Q

Patrolling a fire control line must begin as soon as the line is established and must continue until the fire is ____.

A

“dead out”.

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8
Q

The use of the ___ as a brush firefighting line is not recommended.

A

1¾” hose

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9
Q

Consideration should be given to using __ hose as supply lines between the apparatus and fire control line anchor point, if the distance is excessive thus minimizing friction loss.

A

1¾”, or larger diameter

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10
Q

Pulling hose with Helicopters: The smaller ____ are typically used for this operation.

A

Bell Model 206’s

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11
Q

Sling load capabilities of the Bell 206s is approximately ___. One section of 3½” hose weighs approximately ____. One section of 2½” weighs approximately 38 lbs.

A

750 lbs / 58 lbs

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12
Q

Water Shuttle equipment :

A

2 1/2” gated wye / 2 1/2” double male / 2 1/2” to 1 1/2” gated wye / 100 of 1 1/2” out of each transverse hose bed.

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13
Q

Relay : Relay Officer drives his vehicle from the water source to the incident using his odometer to measure the distance in ___.

A

tenths of a mile.

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14
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Relay : He requests ___ apparatus with 3½” hose per tenth of a mile or Portion thereof plus ___, e.g. six-tenths of a mile - 3 task forces (or six engines) plus one pump for the hydrant.

A

one triple / one company for the hydrant

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15
Q

A standard 600’ hose bed will cover ____ with sufficient slack hose to make connections at each end.

A

528’ (1/10 mile)

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16
Q

Triple engines with 2½” hose only should not be used except at the hydrant. If the necessity arises to use them in the relay, they should lay ___. The total capacity of the relay will be limited to ___.

A

600’ of two 2½” lines / 700 gpm