Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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Class A

A

Ordinary combustibles

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2
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Class B

A

Flammable or combustible liquids and gasses

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3
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Class C

A

Electrical equipment

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4
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Class D

A

Combustible metals

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5
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Class K

A

Cooking oils

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6
Q

Smothering

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Excluding o2 from the burning process

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7
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Cooling

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Reducing the burning material below its ignition temperature

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8
Q

Chemical Flame Inhibition

A

Interrupting the chemical chain reaction in the burning process

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9
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Saponification

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Forming oxygen-excluding soapy foam surface

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10
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Aqeous Film Forming Foam

A
  • Synethetic foam concentrate
  • Combined with water
  • Form a complete vapor barrier over fuel spills
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11
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Dry Chemical

A

Powdery extinguishing agents used to extinguish fires

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12
Q

Dry Powder

A

Extinguishing agent suitable for combustible metal fires

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13
Q

Bright white emissions indicate

A

Magnesium fire

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14
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Manual pump

A

Operator physically applies pressure to the pump to shoot out stuff

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15
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Stored pressure

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Compressed air or inert gas etc.

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16
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Pressure cartridge

A

Cartridge on the container that contains inert gas

17
Q

Halons

A
  • Useful for putting our fires in computer rooms, aircraft engines, and things that can be damaged by water
18
Q

Put out a small metal fire

A
  • Cover fire with powder
  • Spread a layer of powder 1-2in. deep
  • Shovel burning material onto that layer and leave it to cool before discarding anything
19
Q

PASS

A

Pull pin, aim, squeeze, sweep