Study Cards Flashcards
1
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4 phases of diesel engine sequence
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intake compression power exhaust
2
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Max speed w/ differential lock in truck
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15 mph
3
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Where does engine go when it breaks down under ICS
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Logistics Branch > Support Group > Ground Support
4
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How long is the Vacuum Test
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10 min
5
Q
Max GPM for Apollo on ground
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1000 gpm
6
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2 1/2 Handheld nozzle tips
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1” 1 1/8” 1 1/4” 2”
7
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Starting Tip for Apollo and GPM
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3/8, 38 GPM
8
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Starting Tip for 1371 Smooth Bore and GPM
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1 3/8 500gpm or 570 @ 100psi
9
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4 Lights of BA compressor
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↑ Temp ↑ CO ↑ Motor Current ↓ Oil Pressure
10
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2 1/2 Handheld nozzle starts w/____ tip @ ____gpm
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1” @ 210gpm
11
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Max Pressure Increase Allowed during Relief Valve Test
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30 psi
12
Q
Dry Vacuum requires main pump pull ____ inches in ____ seconds
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22” in 45 seconds
13
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Applied Leakage Rate
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3psi/min
14
Q
Max resource out of city to NorthComm
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3 Engines 2 Brush Rigs 1 ALS 1 Truck
15
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4 Things you need to Operate Ladder Rack
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90 psi Battery On Lock off 4ft. Clearance
16
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NFPA for Fire Apparatus
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NFPA 1901
17
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Open Butt Formula
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27*D²*√P
18
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Nozzle Reaction Formula
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1.5*D²*NP
19
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Size of Master Gauges
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4.5 inches
20
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Container filled 1 foot high w/H2O will exert
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.434 pounds
21
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Max relay capacity is limited by the capacity of the _____ pump
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Smallest Engine Pump
22
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Class A Pump Requirements
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100% capacity @ 150 psi 70% capacity @ 200 psi 50% capacity @ 250 psi
23
Q
Spinkler Formula
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1/2NP + 15
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Gallons in a Cylinder
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6D² * Height
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Capacity of H2O in rectangular container or floor
7.5 \* Length \* Width \*Heigth
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Theoretical Max Lift
33.3 ft
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Max Slope for OES
40% grade
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Length of Truck Height of Truck Width of Truck Weight of Truck
48.6 ft 11'4" 9'11" Mirror to Mirror 61,500 lbs
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Pre-Calculated Pressure Loss for 1371
42 psi
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GPM Settings for Fog Nozzle on 1371
250-1250 @ Maybe 100psi
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Core Values
Courage Honor Duty Pride
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Mission Statement
It is the Mission of the Escondido Fire Department to serve the public and to safegaurd the community from the impact of fire, medical, and environmental emergencies through education, emergency services and enforcement
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Wick 80-4H mini pump specs
Honda 1.5hp 4 stroke, single cylinder Pump - single stage centrifugal pump 80gpm .68qt unleaded gas .11qt 1030 4 stroke oil
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QRAE Gas Ranges
CO ↓25ppm ↑200ppm H2S ↓10ppm ↑20ppm O2 ↓19.5% ↑23.5% LEL ↓10% ↑20%
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Amprobe Low Setting
30-1500
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DEF Lights
Full- 1/4 = No Lights 1/4-1/8 = Solid Low Light below 1/8 = Low Fluid Light Flashes below 1/4 gal = Flash Light, check engine, Mal Light, 55mph ↓25% torque empty = Low Flashing, check engine, stop engine, MIL, 5mph
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1311 Specs
Mercedes (Detroit Engine) 500HP @ 2080 RPM 1650 ft lbs of torque @ 1200 RPM Top Speed 68 mph
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1 sq ft of H2O = \_\_\_\_lbs
.434lb
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100% capacity test for 1500GPM requires \_\_\_\_\_psi net pressure + \_\_\_\_pitot pressure for \_\_\_\_min
150psi 100psi 20min
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FL= 1 3/4 95 150 175 200
10 26 35 46
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FL= 2 1/2 125 150 200 250
4 5 8 13
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OOS items for Check out
Shocks, Suspension, Springs, Steering System (10% play) Wheels, Tires, Nuts Condition of Gauges Air Brake Test Brakes & Hoses
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What % of foam: Wildfire Pre-Treat Bees
.2 % fighting fire .5 % pre-treat 2%-4% bees
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Foam Guidelines in Wildland
\*locate foam mixing&loading in area w/ minimal contact \*avoid spills \*use caution & watersheds where fish hatcheries are \*100-200' buffer between foam & high water line
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5 items for Reverse Lay
Hose Nozzle Fittings Haligan Striking Tool SCBA Rope & (Special Requests)
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2 forms for Operational Vehicle Accident
Vehicle Accident Report Form Checklist
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5 Supply lays
Forward Lay Reverse Lay Split Lay Stationary Lay Spotting the Hydrant
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ICS forms filled out daily
214 and F-42 at beginning of fire
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Info to tell driver for 2 1/2 (5 things)
Hose Size Hose Length Nozzle and Setting Elevation +/- Objective
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3 Braking Systems
Service Parking (Spring Brake) Emergency
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5 Functions of ASI
Alignment of Rungs Alignment of Tower Rotational Interlock System Body Damage Short Jack (Jacks Out)
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1 gallon H2O weighs
8.35 lbs
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How much PSI prior to weekly brake test
At least 100psi
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Static Air Leakage
2psi/min
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Applied Air Leakage
3psi/min
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Low Air Buzzer
55-75psi
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Parking Brake Pops out @\_\_\_\_\_
20-45psi
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Air Compressor Cut-Out
130psi
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Air Compressor Cut-In
At least 85psi
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Amprobe High Setting
1500-122,000
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Range for Detection of Voltage
30v - 2.7" 122kv - 22"
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Components of Braking Distance
Perception Time + Reaction Time + Brake Lag Time + Braking Time
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Slack Adjuster angle between push rod & adjuster when applied should be \_\_\_\_\_
90 degrees
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Tire Depth
4/32 steering 2/32 rear
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What are service brakes
Braking system beginning w/ compressor through air dryer, air storage & utilized by pressing brake & using air pressure to move brake chamber\>pushrod\>slack adjuster to power shift & then discs
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Number of Pumps for relay pumping
GPM +/- GL/GG divided by 230
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Tip Size for Monitor Engine/Truck
Engine: 3/8, 1 1/2, 1 3/4, 2 Truck: 1 3/8, 1 1/2, 1 3/4, 2
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How many talk groups & channels in VHF BK
20 talk groups with 25 channels each + 1 command group (500 total channels)
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Shop #
760-839-4883
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ST Rendevous
I-15N Pala (Hwy 76) Rd P&R I-15S W Bernardo Dr P&R I-5N Christianitos Rd P&R I-5S Sorrento Valley Rd P&R 78E San Pasqual Academy 76E Rincon Cal Fire Station #70
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Brush Fire Triangle
Fuel, Weather, Topography
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10 Standing Firefighting Orders
1. Fight fire aggressively, but provide for safety 1st 2. Initiate all actions based on current & expected fire behavior 3. Recognize current weather conditions & obtain forecasts 4. Ensure instructions are given and clearly understood 5. Obtain current info on fire status 6. Remain in communications with crew supervisor & adjoining forces 7. Determine safety zones & escape routs 8. Establish lookouts & hazardous situations 9. Retain control @ all times 10. Stay alert, keep calm, think clearly, act decisively
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18 Watch Out Situtations
-Fire not sized up -In country not seen in daylight -Safety zones & escape routs not identified -Unfamiliar w/weather & local factors influencing fire behavior -Uniformed on strategy, tactics, & hazards -Instructions & assignments not clear -No communications link between crew & supervisor -Constructing a line w/out safe anchor -Building line downhill w/fire below -Attempting frontal assault on fire -Unburned fuel between you & fire -Cannot see main fire & not in communications with anyone who can -On a hillside where rolling debris can ignite fuel below -Weather gets hotter & drier -Wind increases and or changes direction -Getting frequent spot fires across the line -Terrain or fuel make escape to safety zone difficult -Feeling like taking a nap near fireline
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NFPA requirement for interlock system on truck
1902.21
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Define Fire Apparatus
Vehicle with primary purpose of fire extinguishment, the rescue and care of injured people and/or salvage operations necessary to reduce property damage.
