IFD Hydraulics Manual Flashcards
1
Q
_____, at normal temperatures, exists in large quantities, which makes it the most economical extinguishing agent available.
A
Water
2
Q
The physical properties of ____ that makes it an excellent extinguishing agent are the latent heat of fusion of ice, the specific heat of water, the latent heat of vaporization and the expansion rate of ____ when converted to steam.
A
Water
3
Q
The ______ is the quantity of heat absorbed by water when it changes from a solid to a liquid.
A
Latent Heat of Fusion of Ice
4
Q
The melting of one pound of ice at 32F into water at 32F will absorb ______.
A
143.4 BTU
5
Q
_______ of water is a measure of the heat absorbing capacity of a substance.
A
Specific Heat
6
Q
_____ is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 pound of water 1F
A
One BTU
7
Q
How many BTU will be absorbed by raising the temperature of 1 pound of water at 32F to 212F?
A
180 BTU
8
Q
How many BTU would be absorbed if 5 pounds of ice at 32F were raised to a temperature of 85F?
A
982 BTU
9
Q
The _______ is the quantity of heat absorbed by a substance when it changes from a liquid to a vapor.
A
Latent Heat of Vaporization
10
Q
When one pound of water is changed from a liquid at 212F to a vapor at 212F it will absorb _____.
A
970 BTU
11
Q
If 10 lbs of water at 212F were heated sufficiently to change to vapor at 212F, how many BTU would be absorbed?
A
9,700 BTU
12
Q
How many BTU would be absorbed if 5lbs of water at 85F were converted to steam at 212F?
A
5,485 BTU
13
Q
When water, at 212F, is converted to steam, it will expand approximately _____ times its original volume.
A
1700
14
Q
If the temperature of the water is being discharged into is 500F, the expansion ration is approximately ____ times.
A
2400
15
Q
How many gallons of water in a cubic foot?
A
7.5 gallons.
16
Q
If 160 gallons of water at 212°F absorbs enough heat to be converted to steam at 212°F, how many cu. ft. Of area would it occupy?
A
36,261 Cu. ft. of steam
17
Q
_____ is defined as a branch of science that deals with the practical applications of water or other liquid in motion.
A
Hydraulics
18
Q
Water, for all practical purposes, is considered to be ______.
A
incompressible.
19
Q
For ordinary calculations, the weight of water is ____ per cubic foot.
A
62.4 pounds
20
Q
One gallon of water weighs _____.
A
8.33 lbs.
21
Q
The force exerted against the inside of a hose, pipe or container, by a liquid, with or without flow, is called _____.
A
Pressure.
22
Q
What would be the pressure measured at the bottom of a container filled with water that measured one (1) cubic foot?
A
0.433 PSI = The pressure exerted by a column of water 1’ high.
23
Q
The height 1 PSI of pressure will raise a column of water.
A
2.31 ft.
24
Q
_____ is the pressure the atmosphere exerts on the earth.
A
Atmospheric pressure
25
At sea level, atmospheric pressure is ______.
14.7 PSI
26
For every 1000 foot rise in elevation, the atmospheric pressure decreases by approximately _____.
0.5 PSI
27
The pressure of 1 PSI will raise a column of mercury ____
2.04 inches.
28
______ is what allows a pump to draft water.
Atmospheric pressure
29
______ refers to the height of a water supply above where the water is to be discharged.
Head pressure
30
The water level in an elevated storage tank is 100' above the 1-1/2" opening on a particular hydrant in a water system. What would be the head pressure at the hydrant opening?
43.3 PSI head pressure
31
The ____ in a water system is the pressure without flow.
Static pressure.
32
______ can be defined as stored potential energy that is available to force water through pipes, fittings, fire hose, and adapters.
Static pressure.
33
The pressure that is found in a water system before a hydrant is opened is considered to be the _____ on the system.
Static Pressure.
34
______ is the part of the total pressure that is not used to overcome friction loss or gravity while forcing water through pipes, fire hose, fittings, and adapters.
Residual pressure.
35
_____ is the forward pressure at a discharge opening, nozzle or hydrant, indicated by a pitot tube and gauge.
Flow pressure.
36
Nozzle reaction of a smooth bore nozzle. (formula)
Nozzle Reaction = Diameter squared x Nozzle Pressure x 1.5
37
What is the nozzle reaction using a 2" tip on a ladder pipe with 71 PSI nozzle pressure?
426lbs.
38
Nozzle reaction of a fog nozzle (formula)
Nozzle Reaction = 0.0505. Q √ NP
39
What is the nozzle reaction of a 1000 gpm fog nozzle at 100 psi nozzle pressure on a ladder pipe?
NR = 505 lbs.
40
The ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter:
Pi, 3.14159.
41
Formulas to determine the area of a circle:
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Area = Pi x R squared.
Area = Diameter squared x .7854
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42
What would be the area of a circle 6 1/2' in diameter?
A= 33.17 sq.ft.
43
Circumference =
Pi x diameter.
44
What is the circumference of a cylinder that has a diameter of 10'?
Circumference = 31.416'
45
What are the formulas to find the volume of a cylinder?
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Volume = diameter squared x 0.7854 x height
volume = Pi x radius squared x height.
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46
What would be the volume of an oil storage tank that is 30' in diameter and 20' in height?
Volume = 14,137.2 cu. ft.
47
The volume of a sphere can be determined by the formula:
volume = 1/6 Pi x diameter cubed.
48
What would be the volume of a sphere that measures 8' in diameter?
Volume = 268.08 Cubic Feet
49
The ____ of a material is the condition which determines whether it will transfer heat to or from other materials.
temperature
50
Centigrade degree is _____ the difference between the temperature of melting ice and boiling water at 1 atmospheric pressure.
1/100
51
Fahrenheit degree is ____ the difference between the temperature of melting ice and boiling water at 1 atmospheric pressure.
1/180.
52
Convert 75°F to Celsius.
5/9 (temp F - 32 deg.)
| Temp. Celsius = 23.880
53
Convert 75° C to Fahrenheit.
(9/5 x temp. C) + 32 deg.
| Temp. Fahrenheit = 167°
54
______ is defined as, a divisor of a quantity that when squared gives the quantity.
Square root.
55
What is the square root of 71?
8.426
56
The foundation for the friction loss equations is ____.
Q squared.
57
___ is the quantity expressed in hundreths, or more commonly, gallons per minute flowing divided by 100.
Q
58
Friction loss for a 3/4 booster line:
FL per 100' = 1100 Q squared.
59
Friction loss for a 1" booster line.
FL per 100' = 150 Q squared.
60
Friction loss for a 1-3/4 hose with 1 1/2 couplings.
FL per 100' = 11 Q squared.
61
Friction loss for a 3" hose with 2 1/2" couplings.
FL per 100' = 0.8Q squared.
62
Friction loss for 5" hose.
FL per 100' = 0.06Q squared.
63
The ____ calculation per 100' will be rounded off to the nearest whole number.
friction loss.
64
To be able to figure a practice working engine pressure and be able to accurately pump, using these gauges, all friction loss calculations will be rounded off to the nearest _____.
5lbs.
65
200' of 1-3/4" pre-connect with a 1-1/2" fog nozzle. The desired flow is 125 GPM at 100 PSI nozzle pressure. Determine the friction loss per 100' hose and the proper engine pressure for this hose layout.
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FL = 17 (rounded down)
EP = 135
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66
250' of 3" hose, supplying 250 GPM flowing a 2-1/2" fog nozzle at 100 PSI. Determine the friction loss per 100' of hose and the proper engine pressure for the layout.
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FL = 15 (rounded up) 5 PSI/ 100 ft
EP = 115
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67
Two 3" hose lines supplying a Multiversal with a 1-1/2" straight bore tip flowing 500 GPM; each line is 400' in length. The Siamese pressure is 85 PSI. Determine the friction loss per 100' of 3" hose and the engine pressure for this layout.
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FL = 20
EP = 105
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68
400' of 3" hose supplying two 200' 1-3/4" attack lines. Each attack line is discharging 125 GPM from an Akron Turbo-Jet Nozzle with 100 PSI nozzle pressure. What is the wye pressure and the EP?
Wye pressure = 135
| EP = 155
69
900' of 5" hose supplying 750 GPM to a manifold at a manifold pressure of 140 PSI. Determine the friction loss per 100' of hose and the proper engine pressure for the layout.
```
FL = 3 psi per 100' of 5" hose.
EP = 165
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70
The Elkhart _____ nozzle provides for adjustable gallon flows of 10, 20, and 30 GPM at 100 PSI nozzle pressure irrespective of stream pattern setting.
Select-o-flow (SOF)
71
The ______ nozzle is similar to the Elkhart SOF except that its flow settings are 13, 23, and 30 gpm.
Akron Turbojet
72
The Elkhart _____ nozzle is rated at 30 gpm at 100 PSI nozzle pressure.
Select-o-matic (SOM)
73
The Elkhart select-o-stream (sos), the Akron PDQ and the Akron Marauder nozzles provide a flow of ____ at 100 psi nozzle pressure at narrow fog pattern.
23 gpm
74
The required nozzle pressure for IFD reel line nozzles is ____.
100 PSI.
75
The required engine pressure for reel line nozzles will be ____.
180 PSI.
76
The ____, used on reel lines, reacts automatically to water flow and delivers that water flow efficiently throughout the specified flow range.
1" Elkhart SM-3F nozzle
77
The 1" Marauder is a ____.
constant gallon nozzle.
78
The 1" Akron Turbojet is a _____.
constant gallon rate nozzle.
79
The _____ is the predominate hand line fog nozzles in the Irving Fire Department today with just a few exceptions.
Akron Assault
80
The ________ is one of the most versatile and easy-to-use nozzles in today's fire service.
Akron Assault Nozzle
81
Engine Pressure = _______. (formula)
Friction Loss in hose + Nozzle Pressure + Elevation.
82
The FEO must be aware that the _____ will fluctuate as a result of the nozzle operator using the shutoff to control the amount of water needed.
pump discharge pressure
83
Once the desired pressure is obtained for a particular lay, the ______ must be set.
relief valve
84
There can be as much as ____ difference in the main pump pressure gauge and the gauge for the discharge that is being used.
50 PSI
85
The rule to remember is that _____ do exactly as calculated with standard hydraulics.
automatic nozzles.
86
The _____ is the predominate hand line fog nozzles in the IFD today with just a few exceptions.
Akron Assault
87
IFD engines carry a 2 1/2" straight bore nozzle for use on ____ hand lines.
2 1/2"
88
The 2 1/2" straight bore nozzle is equipped with a removable _____ tip.
1 1/4"
89
It should be noted that the nozzle pressure required for ___ nozzles will increase the siamese pressure requirements.
fog
90
The ____ is capable of producing master streams of 400 gpm to 1000 gpm
stinger portable monitor
91
The Stinger Portable monitor should be secured to a stationary object with the 10' of safety chain and the 5" LDH straight in-line with the inlet a minimum of ____.
10 ft.
92
In the event the situation is a such that the stinger cannot be secured with the safety chain, or by extending its length, the 5" LDH must be straight in-line with the inlet a minimum of ____.
20 ft.
93
The vertical sweep of the stinger stream is 35 degrees to 80 degrees above horizontal, with the ______ in place.
Safety Stop
94
The horizontal sweep of the stream must be limited to ___ degrees left or right of straight ahead with the front support leg on the base pointing at the middle of the potential fire target.
45
95
Do not under any circumstance, operate the stinger portable monitor above ____. (PSI)
150 PSI
96
2 1/2 Bresnan distribution nozzle is a celar nozzle that operates at a nozzle pressure of _____.
50 psi.
97
1 1/2" piercing applicator nozzle requires ____ nozzle pressure and discharges ____.
100 psi, 95 gpm.
98
Size and intensity of the fire determines the ____ of the stream needed.
size
99
_____ entrain much air and blow heat, smoke, and fire through a building or across other firefighters if used improperly.
Fog
100
Shut down of the deck-gun must be coordinated with the _____ of personnel.
entry
101
The presence and location of ____ should be an ever present consideration when operating the deck gun or any other fire stream.
people
102
When the ____ is shut down, it must always be done slowly to prevent rupture of water main, hose, or pump parts.
deck gun
103
With a permanent water supply, the deck gun is capable of discharging ____.
1000 gpm.
104
The deck gun is capable of discharging up to 1000 gpm of ____ depending on the foam concentrate and the maximum capabilities of the proportioning system.
class A foam.
105
If a ____ aerial operator is not readily available, the aerial ladder or elevating platform should not be placed into operation.
qualified.
106
A qualified aerial operator must remain at the ______ during any aerial operations.
turntable control station
107
Only _____ will be allowed on the aerial ladder when used as a water tower.
one firefighter
108
When using an engine to supply the aerial waterway, the engine should be located as close as possible to the waterway intake and no further than ____ away from the intake.
100 ft.
109
The primary nozzle utilized and connected to the aerial monitor is a _____ connected to a stream straighter.
2" solid bore tip
110
The crimson 103' aerial is a four section ladder that will extend and elevate to a working height of ____ above ground.
103'
111
Nozzle selection should be limited to the 2 1/4 solid bore tip or the fog nozzle when using the ____ to supply the waterway. (crimson 103' aerial)
rear waterway
112
The 105' aerial is a four section ladder that will extend and elevate to a working height of ____ above ground.
105'
113
The crimson aerial ladder is the only aerial capable of operating at -____ degrees. All other aerials are -5 degrees.
-10 degrees.
114
103' crimson aerial has a ____ gpm aerial monitor.
1250
115
The 105' pierce aerial has a ____ aerial monitor.
1250
116
Water tower operations should not exceed ____ gpm.
1000
117
The 100' aerial platform is a 3 section ladder that has a 22 square foot basket attached to the tip. This aerial is equipped with ____ master stream monitors.
2
118
Which monitor on the 100' pierce aerial is controlled manually?
The solid bore monitor.
119
The 100' pierce arial is equipped with a waterous ___ gpm onboard pump.
2000
120
The tractor drawn pierce 100' aerial is equipped with a _____ monitor.
Akron 2000 GPM.
121
On the 105" pierce arial, Allow for ___ pounds of friction loss in the four section telescopic waterway and monitor at full extension.
90
122
Foam concentrates are usually available in ____ strengths.
6%, 3%, and 1%.
123
_____ is the proper ratio of water to foam concentrate as It leaves the educator or proportioning system.
Foam solution.
124
_____ is the final product as it will be applied to the hazardous situation.
Finished foam.
125
The _______ determines the quantity of finished foam that will be produced in relation to the quantity of foam solution used to generate the foam.
expansion ratio.
126
Foam manufacturers recommend an expansion ratio of ______.
8:1 to 11:1.
127
Conventional nozzles will usually give an expansion ratio of _____.
3-4:1
128
_____ is obtained at 10 degree to 15 degree fog and maximum expansion will occur with these fog settings.
Maximum air entrainment
129
Air aspirating foam nozzles and air aspirating nozzle attachments are specifically designed to draw large amounts of air into the nozzle by ______.
venturi action.
130
Air aspirating foam nozzles and air aspirating nozzle attachments will properly mix the foam solution with the air production expansion ratios of ____ and higher.
10:1
131
The _____ is a system whereby a foam concentrate is introduced into the pump allowing foam capabilities from any discharge outlet.
Around-the-pump proportioning system
132
When using the ______ the pumping capacity is limited to the maximum capabilities of the proportioning system.
around the pump proportioner.
133
The proper operation of all around the pump proportioning systems a pump intake pressure of less than ____ to an intake vacuum of less than ____ of Hg must be maintained while discharging foam solution.
10, 10
134
The ______ can generally discharge from 20 gpm to 400 gpm of foam solution.
Around-the-pump proportioner
135
The Eductors used by the IFD are called ____.
In-line.
136
____ are designed for a specific volume or water at a specific inlet pressure.
Eductors.
137
The ____ educators are 60 gpm and 95 gpm models.
1 1/2
138
Eductors will lose approximately ___ of the inlet pressure in creating the vacuum in the eductor leaving ____ of the inlet pressure to compensate for friction loss in the supply hose, nozzle pressure, and any elevation.
30%, 70%
139
For all eductors used by the IFD, the recommended inlet pressure is ___.
170 psi.
140
If the back pressure equals or exceeds ___ of the inlet pressure, the eductor will stop working.
70%
141
All eductors have an ______ that can be accurately set for the percentage of concentrate being used.
infinite setting metering valve
142
The settings for the eductor metering valve will vary from one manufacturer to another, but will generally be in the range of ____
0% to 6%.
143
The ____ used with an eductor is extremely important.
nozzle.
144
When using a _____, the GPM output must be matched to the GPM output of the particular eductor.
conventional nozzle.
145
The base purpose of the ____ is to allow the Fire Department to place into operation, quickly and conveniently, effective firefighting streams on the upper floors of tall buildings or in large area buildings.
standpipe
146
The FDC to the standpipe must be considered an _____ water supply.
auxiliary
147
Direct connections to city water mains and fire pumps with auxiliary power usually are _______ for all firefighting streams.
sufficient
148
_____ lines should be laid to the standpipe siamese by one of the first two arriving engines with a 5" supply line from a fire hydrant.
2, 3" lines
149
_____ will be connected to the engine opposite the pump panel in the event a hose should burst or a coupling should come loose.
Standpipe supply lines
150
Due to the high pressures required to supply standpipe systems, all personnel should be kept back ____ from the supply lines.
50 ft.
151
The ____ must be set when supplying standpipes.
relief valve
152
On average, ____% of all fires in sprinklered buildings are either extinguished or held in check by a sprinkler.
96
153
The flow per sprinkler head can be roughly calculated using the formula:
1/2P +15 = GPM
154
After a hydrant connection is made and necessary valves are opened, slowly increase the engine pressure to provide ____ to the siamese and add 5 PSI for each fire floor above the first. (Automatic sprinkler systems)
150 PSI
155
______ utilize one large diameter riser for both systems.
Combined automatic sprinkler and standpipe systems.
156
Since the required nozzle pressure for hose lines is greater than the pressure needed for sprinkler heads, engine pressure determination should be used as _____.
Standpipes.
157
The ____ is nothing more than increasing the number of 2 1/2 hose connections that can be used to supply water from one fire hydrant.
tandem hook up.
158
The ______ should be used as an emergency method, and not as a primary method, to get water to the seat of the fire quickly and efficiently.
tandem hook up
159
A minimal drop in hydrant flow pressure, as additional lines are placed in service, indicates ___ supply form the hydrant.
good
160
The second engine, which is to be set in tandem with the first engine, connects the ____ to the unused intake valve of the first engine in the same manner as if laying to a fire hydrant.
25' or 50' 5" hose.
161
When pumping in relay, the engine that is the "relay" pumper will pump _____ residual pressure.
friction loss + 20lbs.
162
The pressure on the intake must not exceed _____.
175 lbs.
163
Newer engines have a relief valve located on the intake side of the pump that is set to open at ____
175 PSI.
164
The limiting factor for the maximum GPM that can be delivered when using different size hose will be the ______ in the relay.
smallest hose
165
The amount of water available at a given _____ is related to its contained capacity, velocity flow, friction loss, and carrying capacity, which are determined by some function of the diameter of the main.
hydrant
166
Percent decrease of static pressure of 0-10% indicates:
3 times amount being delivered
167
Percent decrease of static pressure of 11-15% indicates:
2 times amount being delivered
168
Percent decrease of static pressure of 16-25% indicates:
same amount as water being delivered
169
Percent decrease of static pressure of 25%+ indicates:
more water available but not as much as is being delivered.
170
When an engine is connected to a hydrant and there is no water flowing, take the ___ reading on the intake gauge.
static pressure
171
When water is flowing and discharge pressures on the engine are set, take the ______ reading on the intake gauge.
residual pressure
172
______ are not capable of pumping air, therefore they will not prime themselves and require some type of external priming device.
Centrifugal pumps
173
______: The working part of a centrifugal pump; when rotating, imparts energy to the water.
Impeller
174
When variations in capacity and pressure are required beyond that which can be conveniently obtained from a single impeller, then ______ pumps are used.
multi-stage series/parallel
175
In ____ pumps, there are two swing clapper valves in the intake passage of the second stage.
two stage
176
In 2 stage pumps, the valves when open when pumping in ____.
volume
177
In 2 stage pumps, the valves are closed by the first stage when pumping in _____
pressure.
178
_____: an automatic valve; activated by the relief valve control that maintains the desired pump pressure when discharge valves or nozzles are closed.
Relief valve
179
______: a hand adjustment valve, when set to the desire pressure, will control the relief valve to maintain the working pressure.
Relief valve control
180
_____: A pump is used to prime the main fire pump. Priming removes the air from the main pump and suction hose, thus creating a vacuum.
Priming pump
181
______: a valve located in the priming line between the priming pump and the main pump when open, allows air to be removed from the main pump by the priming pump.
Priming valve
182
The ______ is connected to the suction side of the pump indicated positive pressure when pumping from a hydrant or vacuum when pumping from draft.
Intake gauge.
183
The ______ is graduated to read pressure in PSI and is connected to the pump discharge manifold, indicating the pump discharge pressure.
pump pressure gauge.
184
______: this pressure gauge is connected to the discharge piping for the particular discharge. This gauge will give the most accurate pressure reading when pumping to various hose layouts.
Discharge pressure gauge.
185
A _____ is a gauge that is constructed to read PSI or vacuum.
compound gauge.
186
When a pump is being supplied by a positive pressure, hydrant, or supply line, the actual pressure being produced by the pump is referred to as _______.
net pump discharge pressure.
187
Operating a pump at excessive speed or too high suction lift, or restricting the intake causes the pressure on the liquid to fall below its vapor pressure and produces a condition called _____.
Cavitation
188
Reducing the pump speed or improving suction or intake conditions will usually eliminate ______.
cavitation
189
When in pressure mode, the pump will deliver ___ capacity at a net pump pressure 250 PSI.
50%
190
From the standpoint of safety to firefighter and equipment, the change over from pressure to volume or volume to pressure should not take place. at net pump pressure of more than _____
50 PSI.
191
_____ water with a centrifugal pump requires the use of a gauge that will register vacuum in inches of mercury.
Drafting
192
Mercury is _____ times the weight of water, therefore, using mercury as a standard, it is necessary to know the pressure exerted by 1 inch mercery PSI.
13.61
193
One inch mercury vacuum will lift water _____
1.34 ft.
194
NFPA requires that a priming device be capable of attaining a maximum vacuum of at least ____.
22" Hg
195
For the two-stage pumps, the experienced pump operator will pump in the range that gives the desired flow and pressure at the _______
lowest engine RPM.
196
When the pump is not discharging water for a long period of time (______ minutes), the pump should be disengaged or fresh water allowed to enter the pump to keep it from overheating.
3-5 minutes.
197
Transfer valve should always be in the ____ unless the pumping requirements dictate otherwise.
pressure
198
If the priming pump does not discharge water in ____ seconds (45 seconds on a 1500 gpm pump) do not continue to run.
30
199
__________ in texas is, Rated capacity at 150 pounds net engine pressure for two hours; 70% of rated capacity at 200 pounds net engine pressure for one half hour; and 50% of rated capacity at 250 pounds for one half hour.
The standard fire engine acceptance test.
200
__________ in Texas is: A test conducted under the same conditions that are required for an acceptance test, except that the time for each test is reduced as follows: 100 Percent rated capacity for 20 minutes, 70 percent rated capacity for 10 minutes, and 50 percent rated capacity for 10 minutes. The engine oil should be checked before the test, the engine temperature observed during the test, and the oil level checked after the test.
The standard fire engine service test
201
The _______ of a pump can be determined by multiplying its related pressure by its rated capacity in gallons.
theoretical pounds/gallons
202
Few innovations introduced to the IFD have been accepted as readily as the __________.
5" hose program.
203
The 1 1/2" hose has approximately ______ times the friction loss of a 5" hose at the same GPM flow.
32
204
The GPM flow of 5" hose is _____ times that of 2 1/2 hose at the same friction loss.
6.21
205
The ________ is to be used in those situations where the company officer has reason, before arrival, to believe that a line will be needed.
straight lay
206
Engine drops 5" hose off at the hydrant and drives to the fire.
Forward lay
207
Engine drops hose at the fire and drives to the hydrant.
Reverse lay.
208
Experience has shown the ______ lay is the less attractive option now than in the past.
Reverse
209
Most ____ are carried in the rear compartment on the engine.
manifolds
210
The manifold has a built in relief valve set to function at _____
160 PSI.
211
One of the greatest problems likely to be encounter with _____ operations is the problem of driving over the hose.
LDH operations
212
Available information indicates that ____ is not likely to rupture severely enough to seriously deplete the water flow.
5" hose
213
Chiefs cars and other low clearance shall, under no circumstances, attempt to _____
drive over 5" hose.
214
A company laying a ____ will give specific information on the radio as to where the line is being laid and what intersections will be blocked.
5" line
215
The lightweight, all-synthetic, ____ is designed specifically for use as a supply line of "above ground main" to get the water from the hydrant to the fire scene.
LDH
216
Pressures above ____ should not be pumped into the 5" hose.
150 PSI
217
When sufficient lines have been attached to the manifold to produce a ____, 3 PSI of friction loss should be allocated per 100' of 5" hose.
750 gpm
218
When sufficient lines have been attached to the manifold to produce ____ gpm flow, 6 PSI of friction loss per 100' should be allocated.
1000 GPM
219
____: The most serious problem associated with LDH, may cause catastrophic failure.
Water Hammer
220
Fire department intake valves should be set at _____.
100 PSI***
| this is wrong, but its in the hydraulics manual
221
______ should be tested annually and after any repairs or any time there is a reason to suspect its inability to perform as designed.
5" LDH
222
____ should be tested in stretches no longer than 300' at 200 PSI for 5 minutes.
LDH
223
What is the measure of the heat absorbing capacity of a substance? Pg 3
Specific heat of water
224
For ordinary calculations, the weight of water is _____ pounds per cubic foot. Pg 6
62.4 pounds
225
Although the GPM changes at different nozzle settings, this is not a factor in determining effective ________. Pg 23
Engine Pressure
226
What is Newton's Third Law of Motion? Pg 25
For every action there is an opposite and equal reaction
227
When in the deck mount mode, the "Stinger" is rated to deliver how many GPMs? Pg 29
“The stinger portable monitor is capable of producing master streams of _____ gallons per minute to _____ gallons per minute.” Pg 29
1250 GPM
400 to 1000 GPM’s when not in deck mode
228
A straight stream can be vaporized by a hot fire sufficiently to cause expanding steam to push through a considerable area. The push of the expanding steam is not likely to spread the fire, but it can_______. Pg 32
Be a serious threat to people in the building.
229
Due to the high pressures required to supply standpipe systems, what should be considered by all personnel? Pg 48
All personnel should be kept back 50’ from the supply lines.
230
In order to figure out available water from a hydrant, how much static pressure would you expect to be able to deliver 2 times the amount currently flowing? Pg 54
11-15%
231
40. A pump is limited in the amount of work it can do. This workload is based on the pump’s capacity in_______. Pg 67
Pounds/Gallons
232
The _____ is the quantity of heat absorbed by a substance when it changes from a liquid to a vapor. Pg 4
Latent Heat of Vaporization
233
Advantages of the Around the Pump Proportioner: (3) Pg 42
No compensation for eductor friction loss
No hose length restrictions
Multiple GPM discharge can be obtained (generally 20 to 400 GPM).
234
What are the hose testing requirements for 5-inch hose? Pg 77
Test no longer than 300’ at 200 PSI for 5 minutes
235
Disadvantages of Around the Pump Proportioner: (3) Pg 42
Constant communication is necessary between the pump operator and the nozzle man.
When foam is no longer needed the pump must be flushed.
Pumping capacity is limited to the maximum capabilities of the proportioning system.
236
_____ is a measure of the heat absorbing capacity of a substance: Pg 3
Specific Heat of Water
237
Smooth Bore Nozzle Reaction Equation: Pg 8
Nozzle Reaction = Diameter2 x Nozzle Pressure x 1.5
238
900ft of 5 in supplying 750 GPM to a manifold of 140 PSI, Engine Pressure needed: Pg 22
165 PSI
239
Do not operate the Stinger portable monitor above ___ PSI. Pg 30
150 PSI
240
_____ is that part of the total pressure that is not used to overcome friction loss or gravity while forcing water through pipes, fire hose, fittings and adapters. Pg 8
Residual Pressure
241
900' of 5" hose supplying 750 GPM to a manifold at a manifold pressure of 140
PSI. Determine the friction loss per 100' of hose. Pg 22
3 PSI per 100 ft
242
The 1 1/2” educators are ___ to ___ GPM models. Pg 45
60 to 95 GPM
243
When in relay operations, pressure intake must not exceed _____. Pg 53
175 PSI
244
For ordinary calculations, _____ pounds per cubic foot will be used as the measurement for the weight of water. (Pg 2)
62.4
245
Atmospheric pressure is the pressure the atmosphere exerts on the earth. At sea level, this pressure is ____? (Pg. 7)
14.7
246
The following definition is BEST described as what? “The forward pressure at a discharge opening, nozzle or hydrant, indicated by a pilot tube and gauge” (Pg. 8)
Flow Pressure
247
Which of the following equations best defines the friction loss equation used by IFD when working with 1 ¾” hose? (Pg. 17)
FL per 100’ = 11Q²(11Q squared)
248
When using an Akron Assault Nozzle marked at 75psi/100gpm, that is flowing 100 PSI at the nozzle, what is the actual gpm? (Pg. 24)
What is the GPM when flowing at 50 psi?
173 GPM
122 GPM
249
The foam system operates by diverting a small percentage, approximately ____%, of the pump discharge flow through an educator which picks up a metered quantity of foam concentrate and discharges it into the suction side of the pump. (Pg. 42)
5%
250
As a guide, when an engine is hooked to a fire hydrant and pumping into its maximum number of lines with _____ pounds or more of flow pressure remaining from the hydrant, one may be reasonably sure that the hydrant can supply a second engine. (Pg. 51)
40 pounds
251
A 0-10% decrease in static pressure means the engine has ___ available. Pg 54
3 times the amount being delivered
252
A 11-15% decrease in static pressure means the engine has ___ available. Pg 54
2 times the amount being delivered
253
A 16-25% decrease in static pressure means the engine has ___ available. Pg 54
The same amount being delivered
254
A 25% + decrease in static pressure means the engine has ___ available. Pg 54
More water but not as much as is being delivered
255
The transfer valve should not be changed at a net pump pressure of more than _____ PSI. Pg 57
50 PSI
256
The GPM flow rate of 5” hose is _____ times that of 2 1/2” hose at the same friction loss? Pg 69
6.21 times
257
When can Foams of “different types” be mixed? Pg 42
Never
258
When can “foams of different concentration” be mixed? Pg 42
Never
259
When can “foams of different manufacturers” be mixed? Pg 42
Never
260
The foam concentration and type can be mixed but only after _____. Pg 42
Confirmation of compatibility from the manufacturers product specification sheets.
261
When using an Akron Assault Nozzle marked at 75psi/250gpm, that is flowing 100 PSI at the nozzle, what is the actual gpm? (Pg. 24)
What is the GPM when flowing at 50 psi?
289 GPM
204 GPM
262
One cubic foot contains how many inches?
1728 cubic inches
263
One gallon of water is equivalent to _____ cubic inches.
231 cubic inches
