Volume 3 - (6/2) Tools and Equipment Flashcards
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
Three bag system is rated as a ___?
56-ton
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
seven bag system is rated at ___?
236-ton
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
The 56-ton is comprised of ___?
one 12-ton
two 22-ton bags
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
236 ton is comprised of one each of the following: ?
12, 17, 22, 32, 35, 44 and 74-ton bags.
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
The air bags are similar in construction to a modern ___.
automotive tubeless tire
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
They are built with ___.
neoprene rubber compounds encasing Kevlar cords, and are extremely durable and resistant to damage.
Air Bag System (Maxiforce):
Each side of the bag has a ___.
non-slip surface marked with an “X” which will help to center the bag on/under the object to be moved or lifted
Air Bag System:(Safety Considerations)
- Always stabilize the object to be moved.
- All personnel involved in an air bag operation shall wear full safety clothing.
- A specific member should be assigned as a safety observer.
Aluminized Ceramic Blanket:
What size is the ceramic blanket?
6’ x 8’ woven ceramic blanket
Aluminized Ceramic Blanket:
What protects or insulates victims from sparks and debris during rescue operations.
aluminized side
Aluminized Ceramic Blanket:
It was primarily designed to be used in association with the ___ and ___.
cutting torch and rotary saw
Aluminized Ceramic Blanket:
As a safety consideration, aluminized material can conduct ___.
electricity
Axe Pickhead:
The pickhead axe is one of the most useful tools carried on ___.
Fire Department apparatus.
Axe Pickhead:
Its uses include ___ operations
cutting, prying, striking and digging
Axe Pickhead:
When cutting, the axe should strike the wood with an angle of about ___ degrees between the side of the axe head and the surface of the wood being cut.
60 degrees
Axe Pickhead:
When cutting flooring or roof sheathing, sound with the ___. make the cut as close as possible to joists or rafters.
head of the axe
Axe Pickhead:
Make the cut as close as possible to ___.
joists or rafters
-This gives firmer foundation for the cut.
Axe Pickhead:
When cutting a hole in a roof to provide ventilation, first pull away any ___.
gravel, tar or paper.
Axe Pickhead:
Make a cut at both ends of the desired opening before removing any of the ___.
boards
Axe Pickhead:
hen remove the boards, working from ___.
leeward to windward
Axe Pickhead:
When cutting through wood lath and plaster walls, follow down the ___.
center of the stud
-this prevents excessive damage to adjoining plaster.
Axe Pickhead:
On drywall, cut just to the ___.
inside of the stud.
Axe Pickhead:
____ swings should not be used with the pickhead axe. This above method increases the danger of hitting other members or overhead obstructions.
Long, arching
Axe Pickhead:
The blade of the axe may be used to pry open ___.
locked doors and windows.