Training Bulletins 3- 11 Flashcards
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Aluminum has a melting point of approximately _________Fahrenheit, a temperature which can be expected about ____________ after the start of most fires
1300 degrees
10 minutes
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Gasoline Tankers:
They are designed to carry flammable and combustible liquids, alcohol, Class B Poisons and liquid food products with vapor pressures less than _____
3 PSI
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Most tanks are made of aluminum. The tank wall is thickest at the bottom at _____ and gradually gets __________ as you progress toward the top of the tank
3/16”
Thinner
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Construction and design features allow for early tank failure at relatively low temperatures with pressure relief devices designed to maintain ________
3 to 5 psi
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Gasoline Tanker Incident – Leak, No Fire: • Eliminate potential ignition sources a minimum of _______ from the spill
100 feet
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Gross weight of the vehicle, tank and product can be as much as _____________
80,000 lbs
TB 004 - Gasoline Tank Truck-Trailer Incidents
Vacuum trucks can only hold approximately ____% of their rated capacity depending on product weight and required vapor space
90
TB 005 - Automobile Fires and Associated Hazards
Hydraulic bumpers - Consists of a gas chamber filled with a mixture of inert, non-flammable nitrogen/helium gas pressurized to ______
150 psi
TB 005 - Automobile Fires and Associated Hazards
Hydraulic Bumpers - Consists of a gas chamber and travel is up to ______
Mechanical bumpers - Employs a heavy spring to absorb impact. These units travel up to ______
3 inches
4 inches
TB 005 - Automobile Fires and Associated Hazards
Working within _______ of any vehicle fire constitutes working in an IDLH
30 feet
TB 005 - Automobile Fires and Associated Hazards
The effective range of a 20 pound dry chem extinguisher is __ to __ feet
15 to 20
TB 005 - Automobile Fires and Associated Hazards
True or False
LPG is heavier than air
True
TB 005 - Automobile Fires and Associated Hazards
The _____________________ will normally assume the role of Safety Officer.
Engine company captain
TB 007 - Fighting Fires with Large Spray Streams
Water expands into steam at a ratio of __ to ______ with 1 gallon of water capable of producing about 227 cubic feet of vapor.
1;1700
TB 007 - Fighting Fires with Large Spray Streams
_______________ applies to the friction between air and water as the water travels toward the fire.
Skin Friction
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), electrical accidents in the United States account for over _____ deaths a year and OSHA statistics indicate that electrocution accounts for ____ % of worker deaths annually
700; 12%
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
Quantity of electricity is expressed as ______
The push or pressure behind a current flow is defined as ________ ; Kilovolts is the measure of _______
________ determines how much current will flow through a component controlled by Resistors
AMPS
Volts ; 1000 Volts
OHMS
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
amps x volts =
watts x volts =
watts x amps =
Watts
Amps
Volts
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
Extremely high voltage:
High voltage :
Low voltage:
And also commonly referred to as _______
60,000 volts or greater
600 to 59,999 volts
600 volts or lower ; secondaries
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
Generation facilities generate electricity between ________ and ________
4000 and 20,000 volts
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
Voltages on transmission lines range from ____ to over ________. Most of the transmission lines coming into Los Angeles are ______, but many lines are higher than that.
69Kv ; 1000Kv
230 Kv
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
Strings of insulators on transmission towers can range from _______ to ____ long
3 to 20 feet
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
Overhead Transformers - Pole-mounted transformers are the most common distribution transformer. They are installed on the ______ circuits to step the voltage down to 120/240volts for most residential consumers.
4.8 kv
TB 008 - Electrical Hazards at Fires
________ of electricity going through the body for just two seconds is enough to cause death.
1/10th of an AMP