Fire Extinguishers, Escape Capsules, First Aid Kit Flashcards
10 Min Escape Capsules
Model PSI Grade How many Where
Model 850
3000 PSI
Grade D Breathing Air
12 Total
Turbine Floor EL 413
6 on column next to Station Sump stairwell
1 at each unit (1-4) Scroll case stairwell
Generator floor EL 428
2 on upstream wall in control room entering from switch gear 2
Characteristics of CO2 and expansion rate
15 characteristics Odorless Colorless Harmless Heavier than oxygen Displaces oxygen Seeks lowest level Non flammable Non conducting Non damaging Non toxic Non poisonous Non corrosive Non deteriorating Inert gas ( will not react with other gases) Clean leaves no residue
Expansion rate 450:1
Class A Fire
Fires of ordinary material such as wood paper rags and rubbish to extinguish them use water or solutions which contain a large percent of water
Class B
Fires of flammable liquids such as gasoline oil and grease the blanketing or smothering action of dry chemicals or carbon dioxide is effective in extinguishing fires of this class under certain circumstances waterfall nozzles prove effective
Class C
Fires near energized electrical equipment. A non-conducting extinguishing agent such as carbon dioxide or dry chemicals is effective in controlling these fires water from fog nozzles can sometimes be used on fires in electrical equipment such as transformers
Class D
Burning metal fires such as magnesium phosphorus etc. these fires require special fire fighting techniques
Dry powder fire extinguishers made of graphite or Granular sodium chloride are effective.