Chapter 8 - Hazardous Energy Flashcards

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The unintended and often sudden release of stored, residual, or potential energy that will cause harm if contacted.

A

Hazardous energy

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Electrical energy that has established a path to ground through the earth and that is now energizing the ground.

A

Ground gradient

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3
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A device that will break continuity in a circuit when grounding occurs before the current returns to the distribution source.

A

Ground Fault Interruption

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4
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The area surrounding a warm zone that is used for an incident command post, support agency interfacing, and staging of personnel and equipment.

A

Cold zone

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The area immediately surroundings a hazardous area that can be considered an immediately dangerous to life and health (IDLH) environment requiring appropriate PPE, accountability procedures and a standby rapid intervention crew

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Hot zone

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The area in which no responders are allowed to enter, regardless of PPE, due to dangerous conditions.

A

No-entry zone

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The area surrounding the hot zone where personnel, equipment, and apparatus are operating in support of an operation.

A

Warm zone

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8
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Bright orange conduit or cable can indicate ____________ is used in the drivetrain of a vehicle. (Up to ____ volts and _____ amps)

A

High-voltage power

700 volts / 125 amps

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9
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Bright blue conduits or cables can indicate?

A

medium voltage drivetrains

(less than high voltage systems but more than typical 12 or 24 volt systems)

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10
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Ethanol fuels (like E-85) are polar solvents that can render ?

A

Class B foam ineffective

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LPG and LNG stand for?

A

Liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gas

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12
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CNG stands for?

A

Compressed natural gas

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13
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CNG labels are standardized as a ____ _______ with the words “CNG” “LNG” (a BLEVE hazard) or “in-odorized CNG” within the diamond.

A

Blue diamond

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14
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Propane powered vehicles should have a _____ _______ with “Propane” or “LPG” within.

A

Black diamond

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15
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The most common location for the stored CNG or LPG fuel tanks is within the _____ ______, although they may be _____ ________ on buses.

A

frame rails/ roof mounted

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16
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Semi truck tractors and cargo trailers may have two more hazardous energy sources in addition to the common automotive hazards already listed: namely?

A

air brake chamber springs and split rim wheels

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17
Q

Of all the weather considerations affecting firefighting operations, ____ is by far the most important.

A

Wind

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18
Q

Lower humidity means ?

A

increased fire spread

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19
Q

PUVCE stands for?

A

Percussive unconfirmed vapor cloud explosion

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20
Q

LOTO stands for?

A

Lock-out/tag-out

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