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13 Cards in this Set
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Fire |
It is the greates hazards to employees, equipment, and service to customers. |
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Class A fires |
Class of fire that produce ash from burning paper, wood, excelsior, rubbish. |
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Class B fire |
Class of fire fed by lubricating oil, cleansing agents, grease, paints. |
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Class C fire |
Class of fire that involve electrical equipment. |
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Fire header |
It runs throughout the plant and yards with fire hydrant at frequent intervals. |
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Fog nozzle |
Put on a hose to break the water into minute particles much like a fog. Most common protection surrounding the transformer. |
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Cardox system |
It is a super de luxe fire system. Not design to give as a wide coverage as the fire header. |
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Cardox tank |
It is insulated and refrigerated by a unit within the enclosure. |
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Carbon dioxide system |
It is a system provide the protection for many enclosed storage or other confined space. |
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Dry powder system |
It is a system more suited to electrical fires. |
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1. Steam 2. Dry powder system 3. Deluge system 4. Portable equipment 5. Fire drills 6. Gas mask |
Other fire protection equipment |
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Sewage disposal |
It must be dealt with effectively and continously. |
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1. Adjust the pH level of the equipment drain 2. Treat oily waste water 3. Treat sanitary water |
Function of wastewater system |
