Nozzles

Question 1

How many 2.5” stacked tip nozzles and shutoffs shall be carried on each engine and tanker?

Answer 1

1

Question 2

True or false?

1 1.5” shutoff with a 15/16” and 1/2” smooth bore stacked tips will be carried on each engine and tanker.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

How many Akron Assault Nozzles will be carried on each engine? At minimum

Answer 3

6

Question 4

What size is the integrated tip in the assault nozzle?

Answer 4

15/16”

Question 5

How many 1.5” JS-10 nozzles shall be carried on each engine?

Answer 5

1

Question 6

Each engine, truck, tanker, and tower shall have 1 master stream fog nozzle capable of flowing how many GPM?

Answer 6

1000gpm

Question 7

True or false?

CAFS engines will cary an Akron Sabrejet shutoff with a removable 15/16” slug and an Assault tip.

Answer 7

True

Question 8

All electronically controlled nozzles on engines shall have which type of nozzle attached?

Answer 8

Fog nozzle.

A smooth bore stacked tip may be used but it must be removed before the system is stored.

Question 9

Trucks and tillers will have which nozzle attached to their pipe?

Answer 9

Fog.

Same rules as an engine

Question 10

Towers may have which tip on their master stream?

Answer 10

Either or. Or maybe one of each.

Provided that the stacked tip does not increase the units profile.

Question 11

Mercury monitors shall have which tip attached?

Answer 11

Smooth bore.

The corresponding fog tip shall be carried on the rig.