Fire Hazard Flashcards

1
Q

conditions that favor
fire development or growth

A

Fire hazards

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2
Q

Three elements
are required to start and sustain fire:

A

Oxygen
Fuel
Heat

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3
Q

chemical
reaction between oxygen and a combustible
fuel

A

Fire or combustion

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4
Q

the process by which fire
converts fuel and oxygen into energy, usually
in the form of heat

A

Combustion

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5
Q

By-products of
combustion include

A

Light and smoke

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6
Q

the temperature at which a given fuel can
burst into flame.

A

Ignition temperature or combustion point

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7
Q

Fuels occurs as

A

Solid
Liquid
Gas
Vapor

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8
Q

involved in most
industrial fires, but mishandling flammable
liquids and flammable gases is a major cause of
industrial fires.

A

Solid fuels

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9
Q

If the flammable liquid is lighter than
water, water cannot be used to put out the
fire.

A

Sa tru lang

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10
Q

Products of combustion

A

Gases
Flame (light)
Heat
Smoke

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11
Q

Another source of ignition is __________ in
the form of hot surfaces.

A

Heat

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12
Q

produce
heat through friction, which is transferred to
their housings

A

Compressors

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13
Q

produce hot surfaces, as
do steam lines and equipment using steam as
power

A

Boilers

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14
Q

can lead to suffocation
because it can be produced in large volumes,
depleting oxygen from the air.

A

Carbon dioxide

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15
Q

The number one killer of fire

A

Carbon monoxide

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16
Q

Automatic fire detection system

A

Thermal expansion detectors
Photoelectric fire sensors
Ionization or radiation sensors
Ultraviolet or infrared detectors

17
Q

The best way to reduce fires is to
_________ them

A

Prevent

18
Q

provide the hose
and pressurized water for firefighting. Hoses for
these systems usually vary from one inch to 2.5
inches in diameter

A

Standpipe and Hose System

19
Q

may be the most
successful lifesaving preparation for a fire
disaster

A

Training employees

20
Q

involves protecting the
vehicles, vessels, and lives of people in
buildings and structures from fire

A

Life safety

21
Q

Life safety code

A
  1. Doors
  2. Capacity of means of egress
  3. Number of means of egress
  4. Arrangement of means of egress
  5. Measurement of travel distance to exit
  6. Discharge from exits
  7. Illumination of means of egress
  8. Emergency lighting
  9. Markings of means of egress
  10. Special probation for high-hazard areas
22
Q

For employees who work in jobs in
which flames or electric arcs may occur,
wearing ___________________ can be a
lifesaver.

A

flame-resistant clothing