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31 Cards in this Set
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what is the pumping capacity of the P100
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275 gallons per minute at 45 psi
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what is an OBA
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an Oxygen Breathing Aparatus
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what is the time that an OBA can be used
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the gas canister provides 60 min of air but because of exertion people only set the timer for 30 min
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what is the CMWD
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Countermeasure Washdown System
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what does the CMWD do
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it is a sprinkler system that washes down the weather deck with salt water during a CBR attack
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what is the electric submersible pump used for
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it is for dewatering compartments without installed drainage system
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what is the range of the PKP
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18 feet
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how does PKP work
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it interrupts the chemical reaction of a fire and thereby slows down the combustion
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what class of fire is PKP used on
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Bravo class
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what is the range of CO2 fire extinguishers
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4-6 feet
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what type of fire is CO2 used on
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charlie class fires and limited Alpha class fires
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what characterizes an alpha class fire
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material that leaves an ash when burned: mattresses, books and paper
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what is used to fight alpha fires
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water
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what characterizes bravo fires
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flammable liquid fires
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what is used to put out bravo fires
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Aqueous Film Forming foam
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what characterizes Charlie fires
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electrical fires
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what is used to put out charlie fires
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CO2
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what is a Delta fire
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burning metals
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how do you fight delta fires
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jettison material
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who is responsible for maintaining effective damage control organization
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the engineering officer and the damage control assistant
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who supervises the damage control central
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the DCA
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Repair II
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forward repair
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Repair III
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after repair(secondary DCC)
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Repair V
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main propulsion spaces
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Repair VIII
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electronics repair
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generation
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takes place in the boiler...wher chemical energy from a fuel source is turned into thermal energy(heat)
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what is saturated steam
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steam at the same temp as the water it came from...does not have enough thermal energy to operate turbines
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expansion
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thermal energy of steam is converted to mechanical energy in the turbines
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Condensation
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where the steam turnes back into water
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feed
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where the water receives oxygen and begins to be heated so the whole process is repeated
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what are the four phases of the steam cycle
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-generation
-expansion -condensation -feed |