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Define, what is a line?

A rope that is cut to a specific length for a specific purpose is defined in the fire service as a line. Lines are a carried on fire appliances and used for a variety of tasks.

What's are ropes made of?

Either


-vegetable fibre(manila)


-synthetic fibres(nylon)


-metal(steel cable)



How are ropes manufactured?

Fitness are twisted into yarns, yarns are twisted into strands, strands are twisted into rope.



Additional info-Ropes can be twisted(laid up) right-handed(right-hand lay) or left-handed(called a left-hand lay


Bindings at each end are called whippings

How can lines deteriorate?

-Local abrasion


-Cuts and contusions


-Overloading


-Heat


-Prolonged exposure to sunlight


-Chemical attack

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The description of long lines?

-A general purpose line


-Made of polypropylene


-31m long

3 point answer

What is the description of a shirt line

-A general purpose line


-Made of polypropylene


-15.5m long

3 point answer

What key points describe a pouch line

-A general purpose line carried by all firefighters


-Made of plaited nylon


-4m long

When and how lines are tested.

Lines are tested


•On acceptance


•After Operational use


•Quaterly


•Annually at workshops



Inspection


•examine 300mm sections


•inspect all sides


Inspection •examine 300mm sections •inspect all sides•slightly untwist to check internal damage•check whipping


Inspection •examine 300mm sections •inspect all sides•slightly untwist to check internal damage•check whipping


Inspection •examine 300mm sections •inspect all sides•slightly untwist to check internal damage•check whipping


Inspection •examine 300mm sections •inspect all sides•slightly untwist to check internal damage•check whipping


•slightly untwist to check internal damage


•check whipping