DC Flashcards

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Class “A” Fire

Indication & burnables:

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White smoke anything ash producing

Paper, clothes, fiberous textiles, human

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Class “A” fire

Agents:

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Primary FM
Secondary CO2 on small fires

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Class “B” Fire

Indication & burnables:

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Black smoke

JP5
Lube oil
Hydraulic Fluid

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Class “B” Fire

Agents:

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AFFF
PKP
HALON 1301

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Class “C” Fire

Indication & burnables:

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Arcs and sparks, white smoke

Energized electrical equipment

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Class “C” fire

Agents:

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Primary CO2
Secondary FM

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Class “D” Fire

Indication & burnables:

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Combustible metals at 1400 degrees

Magnesium, titanium, powdered aluminum

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Class “D” fire

Agents:

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Jettison

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Fire Triangle

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Heat
Oxygen
Fuel

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Fire tetrahedron:

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Heat
Oxygen
Fuel
Chemical chain reaction

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Stage of fire:

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Growth
Fully developed
Flash over
Decay

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Fire Fighting Equipment:

Standard firefighting hose:

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50 ft
1.5” and 2.5”
known as cotta. Jacket

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Fire Fighting Equipment:

P-100

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100 GPM
83 psi with 20ft suction
Firefighting/Dewatering
2.75 hours of operation
JP5/Dfm

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Fire Fighting Equipment:

PECU

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Used to access difficult spaces/rescue personal

Battery powered
Oxygen driven

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PECU stands for?

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Portable
Exothermic
Cutting
Unit

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Fire Fighting Equipment:

Vari-Nozzle Patterns:

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Wide & Narrows fog
Solid stream
95 gpm inside ship
125 gpm outside ship

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Fire Fighting Equipment:

NFTI

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k90 talisman
Can’t see through glass

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NFTI stands for?

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Navy
Firefighting
Thermal
Imager

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2 types of battery for NFTI:

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Rechargeable 4.85 hours
AA BATTERY 3.05 hours

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Fire extinguisher:

PKP 2 types:

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18 Lb
19ft
10 secs

27 lb
21ft
11 sec

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PKP stands for?

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Potassium bicarbonate

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Fire extinguisher:

CO2

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15lbs
4-6ft
45 seconds

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Fire extinguisher:

AFFF

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2.5 gals
15ft
55-65 sec

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CO2 stands for?

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Carbon Dioxide

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AFFF stands for?
Aqueous Film Forming Foam
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SCBA stands for?
Self Contained Breathing Apparatus
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SCBA Type of Bottles:
Carbon Fiber are grey
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SCBA 2 sized bottles:
30min bottle 45min bottle
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SCBA 30min bottles is for?
investigator Gas free engineers electricians
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SCBA 45min bottles are for?
scene leaders team leaders nozzleman access man hose men plug man
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SCBA are rated at?
4500 psi (grade D air)
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SCBA Minimum operating pressure?
4000 PSI
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SCBA stages?
1st stage regulator reduces the psi down to 100 psi 2nd stage regulator reduces the psi down to.05 psi
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SCBA 5 total lights for the heads up display (HUD):
2 Green: 75-100% 1 Green: 50-75% 1 Amber: 25-50% 1 Red: 0-25% 1 red circle: low battery
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Ways to De-smoke:
Portable Natural Installed Cari Nozzle technique
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DESMOKE Equipment:
Box Fan Ram Fan
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Desmoke Box fan characteristics:
Rated at 3200 CFM 115v Smoke curtains and door bar in tandem with fan
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WSOA stands for?
Water Smoke Overboard Apparatus
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Desmoke Ram Fan characteristic:
2000 CFM at 150 psi Firemain Grounded Use with trunk to direct toxins and smoke overboard.
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AFFF Rati:
94% Seawater 6% AFFF Concentrate
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AFFF Operations:
Push buttons (remote) SOPV
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AFFF how many total station?
20 station All on 2nd deck 10 starboard (odd) 10 port (even)
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AFFF Tanks:
600 gallons 90/10 coppe/nickel 2 reserve tanks
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AFFF Reserve tank location?
FWD HB1 port side above FWD O2N2 AFT HB3 STBD above AFT O2N2 3500 gallons
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AFFF Pump:
Injection pump Proportion pump Transfer pump
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AFFF Injection Pump Characteristics:
Sends AFFF to the flight deck Stations 1,2,11 & 12 are injection only
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AFFF Proportioner pump characteristics:
Sends AFFF everywhere else throughout the ship Hanger bay sprinklers Weapons elevation Pump rm 1,2 & 3
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AFFF Transfer pump characteristics:
1 inboard of AFFF #6 2 Outboard of AFFF #13 360 GPM
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RED/BLUE valves
AFFF Concentrate
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Red/green valves:
AFFF Mixture
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Hazards of AFFF?
Left out for to long it can produce Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) gas
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AFFF Fog Foam Circuit:
X50J
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CO2 Fixed Flooding System Activation:
Break glass Pull red t-handle until you see red on the cord 50lb CO2 bottle 60sec
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CO2 Fixed Flooding System Power Panel:
2 lights White- power available Red- system activated
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CO2 Fixed Flooding System 2 Plunger:
1st alarms 2nd Ventilation shutdown
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CO2 Fixed Flooding System 6 locations:
All flammable storerooms
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CO2 Fixed Flooding System Display?
Oxygen
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HALON- Type on board (1301) characteristics?
Bromo triflouro methane Replaced HALON 1301 5pound CO2 bottle Pressurized by Nitrogen
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HALON- Type on board (1301) 2 Locations to activate:
Local - directly outside the space Remote- Furthest point away from the space (usually on the 2nd deck)
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HALON- Type on board (1301) Activate:
Pull pin and squeeze handle Discharge 60 seconds in manned 30 seconds in unmanned
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HALON- Type on board (1301) Total Location?
8 total
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HALON- Type on board (1301) 3 Plunger:
1st alarms 2nd ventilation shutdown 3rd halon discharge
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HALON- Type on board (1301) 3 power panel Light indicators:
White- power available Amber- activated Red- discharge
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What breaks the chemical reaction chain?
Halon
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Halon bottles decompose at what?
900 degrees
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Halon breaks into 2 gases?
Hydrogen Bromide Hydrogen fluoride
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For a good halon discharge?
Allow HALON to soak for 15 minutes and 15 minutes ventilation
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CBR Stands for?
Chemical Biological Radiological Warfare
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CBR 3 physical state of chemical?
Solid Liquid Gas
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CBR 4 categories of chemical agents:
Blood Blister Choking Nerve
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CBR Chemical enter the body through:
Respiratory tract Skin contact Eyes Wounds and cuts
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CBR 4 difference types of radiation:
Alpha Beta Gamma Neutrons
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CBR Agent indicators:
M-8 Paper M-9 Paper M256A1 kit
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CBR M-8 paper response and indicator?
Response time 20 seconds Color indicators: Green-V nerve Yellow-G nerve Red- H blister
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CBR M-9 paper response and indicator
Response time: 10 seconds Color indicators: Red
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CBR M256A1 Kit characteristics?
Detects agents in Vapor Indicators: Nerve-Star (*) Blood- Circle (o) Blister- square ([]) Lewisite
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CBR MOPP stands for ?
Mission Oriented Protective Posture
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CBR How many MOPP levels ?
5 Level
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CBR MOPP level 0:
No danger of attack
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CBR MOPP Level 1:
Gear is issued and stowed at the battle stations
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CBR MOPP Level 2:
Mask is carried on person, M8/M9 Paper posted
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CBR MOPP level 3:
General Quarters is called
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CBR MOPP level 4:
Mask is donned along with entire JSLISTER CBR
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CBR Decontamination station is?
Clean personnel through showering with salt water and fresh water.
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CBR M-291 is?
Clean personnel through physical removal, absorption and neutralization.
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CBR Equipment:
M50 JSLIST ATROPINE and 2 Pam Chloride
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CBR M50 Protective mask contaminated life spans:
30 days
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CBR M50 Protective mask uncontaminated life spans:
60 Days
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CBR M50 Protective mask training indicator?
White stripe
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CBR jSLIST stands for?
Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology
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CBR JSLIST shelf life?
5 years
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CBR JSLIST compuse of:
Trouser Coat Boots Gloves Glove inserts
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CBR JSLIST wear:
4 days uncontaminated 24hrs contaminated
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CBR Atropine and 2 Pam chloride ?
Used after exposure and symptoms of nerve agents 3 are issue
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Shoring Metal:
Shore: 3-5ft Compressed: 20,000 LBS Extended: 12,000 LBS Shore: 6-11ft Compressed: 20,000 LBS Extended: 6,000 LBS
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2 type of shoring ?
Metal and WOOD
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Shoring Wood:
Yellow pine Douglas fir Hemlock Spruce
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Shoring length calculations:
30 times the minimum but thickness
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Wedge length calculations:
6 times the minimum but thickness
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Shoring Methods:
Direct compression (I-type) Cross axial (H-type) Triangulation (k-Type) *keep V angle between 65 and 90 degrees
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Pipe patching 4 types:
Soft patch Ewarp Jubilee Banding patch
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Pipe patching Soft patch rated?
150 PSI
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Pipe patching Soft patch materials:
Rubber gasket Marlin Oakum Wedges
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Pipe patching Soft patch utilized:
Fresh/ Salt water system
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Pipe patching EWARP stands for?
Emergency Water Activated Repair Patch
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Pipe patching EWARP soak time?
20 Seconds
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Pipe patching Ewarp cure time?
30 minutes
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Pipe patching Ewarp 2 sizes:
2” x 5” 4” x 15”
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Pipe patching Banding patch rated at:
150 psi
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How many repair lockers?
10 total 4 located on the 2nd deck 3 located on the hanger bay 3 located on the O3 level
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How many repair lockers?
10 total 4 on 2nd deck 3 on hanger bay 3 on 03 level
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Rep 2 ?
Near female engineering berthing
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Rep 4?
Fwd of dispatch
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Rep 5?
Near port side chow line
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Rep 3 ?
Supply male berthing
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1 foxtrot
Fwd HB1
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1 Bravo ?
MID HB2
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1 Alpha
AFT HB3
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7 foxtrot
Near V2 male berthing
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7 bravo?
Near ATO
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7 Alpha?
Near female deck berthing