Damage Control Study Guide Esws

Front 1

class alpha fire

Back 1

any organic material that will turn to ash, produce white smoke
primary agent is water, secondary is afff

Front 2

class bravo fire

Back 2

flammable liquids (ex. jp5), produce black smoke, primary agent is AFFF

Front 3

class charlie fire

Back 3

electrical, blue smoke, co2

Front 4

class delta fire

Back 4

combustible metals (magnesium or phosphorus), jettison

Front 5

Fire tetrahedron

Back 5

heat, fuel, oxygen, chemical chain reaction

Front 6

flash point

Back 6

lowest temp at which a substance gives off enough vapor to form a flammable mixture with the air around it

Front 7

reflash

Back 7

when the fire is out and then it reignites

Front 8

locker leader

Back 8

overall in charge of firefighting actions from repair locker

Front 9

scene leader

Back 9

in charge of actions at scene of casualties

Front 10

team leader

Back 10

in charge of actions inside of the space

Front 11

#1 nozzleman

Back 11

controls hose and takes place of team leader in the event of the loss of the team leader

Front 12

soft patch can hold up to what psi

Back 12

150psi

Front 13

soft patch kit is made of what

Back 13

marlin, rubber gasket, hammer, wooden wedges, oakum, hand saw

Front 14

does the system need to be secured to install soft patch

Back 14

yes

Front 15

what does ewarp stand for

Back 15

emergency water activated repair patch

Front 16

how much psi can a ewarp hold

Back 16

150psi

Front 17

cure time for ewarp

Back 17

30 min

Front 18

ewarp sizes

Back 18

2" x 6" & 4" ×15'

Front 19

What can ewarp not be used on

Back 19

potable water or fuel pipes

Front 20

does the system need to be secured to install an ewarp patch

Back 20

yes

Front 21

what psi does the banding patch hold up to

Back 21

150psi

Front 22

does the system need to be secured to install banding patch

Back 22

no

Front 23

what psi can a jubilee patch hold up to

Back 23

100psi

Front 24

does the system need to be secured to install the jubilee patch

Back 24

no

Front 25

peri-jet eductor discharge size

Back 25

4"

Front 26

peri-jet eductor inlet size

Back 26

2.5"

Front 27

peri-jet eductor can pass debris up to what size

Back 27

2.5"

Front 28

what is peri-jet powered by

Back 28

firemain

Front 29

s-type eductor inlet size

Back 29

1.5"

Front 30

s-type eductor discharge size

Back 30

2.5"

Front 31

what is s-type eductor powered by

Back 31

firemain

Front 32

can s-type eductor pass debris

Back 32

no

Front 33

what does esp stand for

Back 33

electrical submersible pump

Front 34

how is electrical submersible pump powered

Back 34

440 electricity

Front 35

suction lift and static head of esp

Back 35

20ft suction 70ft static head

Front 36

how is the esp cooled

Back 36

water

Front 37

the esp can't pump flammable liquids or water above what temp

Back 37

130 degrees

Front 38

what is the p-100 pump primarily used for

Back 38

primarily used for emergency firefighting water

Front 39

secondary use for p-100 pump

Back 39

dewatering

Front 40

what does the p100 run off of

Back 40

jp5

Front 41

how much fuel will the p100 hold and how long will it run on a full tank

Back 41

1.45 gallons of fuel and run for 2.75 hours

Front 42

3 types of shoring

Back 42

I, k, h

Front 43

strongest type og shoring

Back 43

I

Front 44

types of wood used for shoring

Back 44

douglas fir and yellow pine

Front 45

sizes of steel shoring

Back 45

3-5ft and 6-11ft

Front 46

how much will the 3-5ft steel shore hold when compressed

Back 46

20,000lbs

Front 47

how much will the 3-5ft steel shore hold when fully extended

Back 47

12,000lbs

Front 48

how much will the 6-11ft steel shore hold when compressed

Back 48

20,000

Front 49

how much will the 6-11ft steel shore hold when fully extended

Back 49

6,000lbs