Chapter 6 Stretching and operating the hose line Flashcards

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Q

What are the 3 fundamentals that must be followed each time a hoseline is selected?

A
  1. Determine the location of the fire prior to the stretch
  2. Determine proper size line
  3. Estimate the amount of hose needed
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What is the minimum hose needed at the door for 1.75” and 2.5” at the door?

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50’ for 1.75 and 100’ for 2.5”

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3
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What is the minimum GPM for interior structure firefighting?

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150

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4
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What is NFPA 1410?

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Standard for initial scene Operations

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What is NFPA 1710?

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Standard organization for suppression, EMS, special ops for career departments

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6
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How much fire can a 150’ 1.75” line put out?

A

Up to 6 rooms

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7
Q

Explain the ADULTS Acronym.

A
Advanced fire conditions upon arrival
Defensive Ops
Unable to determine location of fire
Large uncompartmentalized areas
"Tons of Water"
Stand Pipe OPs
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8
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What is the general rule of thumb for estimating lengths for a fire building?

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1 length for set back
1 length per stairwell floor
1 length for the fire floor
1 Length per 3 floors for "Well Hole"
1 length per width of residential property
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9
Q

What is the average width of a residential property?

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50’

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10
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How much hose is needed to typically cover the residential front to rear door? How much for the upper floors?

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50’ and may need additional 50’ per interior floor

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What is the commercial formula for 2.5” length selection?

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Length + Width + 50’

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12
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When should a 2nd attack line be used?

A

A large volume of fire, 2nd line needed for extinguishment
Vertical fire spread, fire moving to upper floors
Exposure protection

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13
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What are the responsibilities of the 3rd hoseline?

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  1. Floor above the fire
  2. Cover 2nd means of egress
  3. Replace the 2 Out line
  4. Protect exposures
  5. Prevent vertical fire spread to protect the crews operating upstairs
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What are some guidelines to follow when assigned 2 out?

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  1. Stretch the 2 OUT in the same entrance as the initial attack line
  2. Don’t get in the way of the initial line placement or movement
  3. Do not fight fire with the 2 OUT
  4. Be aware of crew positions on the inside
  5. Provide continuous water supply for the 2 out
  6. Protect the stairwell and egress
  7. 2 Out must be long enough to cover the building
  8. Must be same diameter or larger than the attack line
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15
Q

How many times more difficult is it to move charged hoselines?

A

6x

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