TB 5 Automobile Fires And Associated Hazards Flashcards

1
Q

During an auto fire, use Hayward or crowbar to prop hood. Hood latch releases mechanisms are usually made of?

A

Plastic

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2
Q

Safe area around an auto is a minimum of ____ feet?

A

30

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3
Q

Fuel tanks may BLEVE within ______ minutes after fire starts?

A

10

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4
Q

Explosion hazards from _____ vapors can occur from automotive batteries?

A

Hydrogen

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5
Q

During an auto fire, hydraulic & mechanical bumpers can protect outwards up to _____ inches?

A

3 hydraulic
4 mechanical

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6
Q

What percentage of department fires are auto fires?

A

20%

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7
Q

When did auto makers start using vapor canisters?

A

1970

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8
Q

Excessive warning lights cause______ in drunken drivers

A

Focus fixation

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9
Q

Air conditioning systems use Freon gas. When exposed to heat to make two toxic gases

A

Fluoride & phosgene

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10
Q

Some automotive bumpers are charged with _____psi nitrogen/helium

A

150 psi

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11
Q

Diesel fluid has a flashpoint of ______ degreesF?

A

125

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12
Q

Gas fluid has a flashpoint of _____ degreesF?

A

-45

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