Classification of Fires Flashcards
What are 4 fire classifications?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Burning wood and wood products, cloth, combustible liquids, textiles and fibrous materials, paper and paper products are considered a Class A fire (True/False)
False
Class A fires are extinguished with ______ in straight or ______ pattern.
Water
Fog
AFFF can be used as a wetting agent on a Class A fire. (True/False)
True
Class B fires consist of gasoline, jet fuels, oil, and other flammable/combustible liquids. (True/False)
True
A Class C fire involves energized and non-energized electrical equipment. (True/False)
False
Extinguishment tactics of a Class C fire is to _______ the source.
De-Energize
Class D fires consist of combustible metals such as _______ and titanium.
Magnesium
Class D fires are extinguished with water in _____ ________ such as high velocity fog.
Large Quantities
When water is applied to burning Class D material, there may be small ______
Explosions
While combating a Class D fire the Firefighter should apply water from a _____ _______ or from behind shelter.
Safe Distance