(Fire Fighter Skills) Chapter 5 Fire Behavior Flashcards
____ - is a rapid chemial process that produces heat and usually light
A. Fire
B. Combustion
C. Ignition
D. Gas
A. Fire
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According to FireFighter Skills what are the three states of matter?
A. Solid, Liquid, Plasma
B. Gas, liquids, Matter
C. Solid, Liquid, Gas
D. Pass, Present, Future
C. Solid, liquid, Gas
According to the Firefighter skills book what is the percentages of gasses in air?
A. 22% Oxygen, 80% Nitrogen, 1% Argon
B. < 1% carbon dioxide, 1 % Argon, 81% Nitrogen
C. 21% Nitrogen, 1% Argon, 80% Oxygen
D. 21% Oxygen, 78% Nitrogen, 1% Argon with trace gasses
D. 21% Oxygen, 78% Nitrogen, 1% Argon with trace gasses
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Fuels are materials that store energy. Think of the vast amounts of heat that are relased during a large fire. What are not the type of energy?
A. Chemical
B. Mechanical
C. Dark
D. Light
C. Dark
Energy exist in the following forms: chemical, mechanical, electrical, light, nuclear
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____ temperature is the minium temperature at which a fuel, when heated, will ignite in the presence of air and continue to burn.
A. Fire
B. Auto ignition
C. Ignition
D. Smoke
C. Ignition
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What is the differance between the fire tetrahedron and fire triangle. Pick the best answer
A. Fuel and oxygen are switched
B. Chemical chain reaction is added to Fire Triangle
C. Chemical chain reaction is added to Fire Tetrahedron
D. Fuel is green in the Fire Triangle and yellow in the Fire Tetrahedron
C. Chemical chain reaction is added to the Fire Tetrahedron
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____- Is the process that liberates gaseious fuel vapors due to the heating of solid fuel
A. Chemical reaction
B. Oxidation
C. Combustion
D. Pyrolysis
D. Pyrolysis
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What is not a gas found in products of combustion?
A. CO or Carbon monoxide
B. Phosgene
C. Hydrogen cyanide
D. None of the above
D. None of the above
Smoke is a product of incomplete combustion : CO, CO2, Hydrogen cyanide, and phosgene
What is the correct definition difference between heat transfer and heat flux?
A. Heat transfer is the measure of the rate of heat transfer to or from one surface to another
B. Heat flux is the measure of the rate of heat transfer to or from one surface to another
C. Heat flux is the exchange of thermal energy between materials measured over time
D. None of the above
B. Heat flux is the measure of the rate of heat transfer to or from one surface to another
Heat transfer is the exchange of thermal energy between materials measured per unit over time
What are the three primary mechanisms by which heat is transferred?
A. Conduction, Induction, Convection
B. Deduction, Taxs, Liablity
C. Conduction, Convention, Radiation
D. Conduction, Convection, Radiation
D. Conduction, Convection, Radiation
The volume of space in which the cooler air is being drawn into the fire and the volume of space where the hotter gases and smoke are escaping from the fire are called the ____.
A. Flow path
B. Fire Flow
C. Convection
D. Conduction
A. Flow path
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Heat release rate is measured in?
A. Kelvin
B. Fahrenheit
C. Celsius
D. Watts
D. Watts
and Joules per second
What materials burning would be a class A fire?
A. Wood, paper, plastics, and clothing
B. Energized electrical equipment
C. Lithium, potassium, titanium
D. Gasoline, Kerosine, diesel fuel
A. Wood, paper, plastics, and clothing
also inclused grasses
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What materials burning would be a class B fire?
A. Wood, paper, plastics, and clothing
B. Energized electrical equipment
C. Lithium, potassium, titanium
D. Gasoline, Kerosine, diesel fuel
D. Gasoline, Kerosine, diesel fuel
also incluses grease, tar, lacquer, oil based paint, motor-oils
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What materials burning would be a class C fire?
A. Wood, paper, plastics, and clothing
B. Energized electrical equipment
C. Lithium, potassium, titanium
D. Gasoline, Kerosine, diesel fuel
B. Energized electrical equipment
(Wiring, outlets, fuse boxes, circute breakers, transformers, generators, electrical motors that are energized)
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