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What are the three methods that heat from a fire may be transferred?
Conduction, Convection,or radiation
What are the three componets of the first triangle?
Fuel, heat (temperature), and oxygen (air)
What is the shelf life of the EEBD?
15 years
What is conduction?
The transfer of heat through a body or from one body to another
What is Convention?
The transfer of heat through the motion of circulating gases or liquids.
What is the transfer of heat from a source across an intervening space and no material substance is involved?
Heat Radiation
How does heat radiate?
In all directions- unless its blocked
Who is responsible for fire prevention?
All hands
What process is involved in most cases of spontaeous combustion?
Rapid Oxidation
What clas of fire involves wood and wood products, cloth, textiles and paper products?
Class A
What class of fire involves flammable liquids and flammable gases?
Class B
What class of fires involves energized electrical fires?
Class C
What class of fire involves combustible metals such as magnesium and titanium?
Class D
What method is use to extinguish a Class A fire?
Water in a straight or fog pattern
What method is use to extinguish a Class B fire?
AFFF, Halon 1211, Halon 1301, or potassium bicarbonate (PKP)
What method is use to extinguish a Class C fire?
Non Conductive agents, such as CO2 , Halon 1211, or water spray.
What method is use to extinguish a Class D fire?
Water in quantity using fog patterns.
What is the most available heat removing agent from ship board use?
Sea Water
AFFF WAS DEVELOPED TO COMBAT WHAT CLASS OF FIRE?
CLASS B FIRES
CO2 IS THE PRIMARY AGENT TO DISRUPT THE FIRE TRIANGLE OF WHAT CLASS FIRE?
CLASS C FIRES
WHAT IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE AGENT AGAINST A CLASS D FIRE?
WATER FOG
WHAT TWO ITEMS COMPOSE ANTI FLASH CLOTHING?
ANTI FLASH HOOD AND ANTI FLASH GLOVES
WHAT IS COMMON TERM FOR FIRE HOSE STATION?
FIRESTATION OR A FIREPLUG
GENERALLY, WHAT SHIP'S HAVE 1 1/2 INCH FIRE PLUGS AND FIRE STATIONS?
FRIGATES
GENERALLY, WHAT SHIP'S HAVE 2 1/2 FIRE PLUGS?
SHIPS LARGER THAN FRIGATES
WHAT ARE THE 3 COMPARTMENTS OF THE SHORING CHEST?
WEDGES, TOOLS, AND BLOCKS.