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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT PORTABLE FIRE EXT.
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Question 1: Is potassium bicarbonate or sodium bicarbonate more effective?
Answer:
Potassium bicarbonate is 1 and 1/2 times more effective but also more expensive
Question 2: What is considered ordinary hazard occupancies?
Answer:
department stores, warehouses, and manufacturing buildings of average hazard
Question 3: What does the mnemonic PASS stand for?
Answer:
-Pull pin -Aim -Squeeze -Sweep
Question 4: What is the dry chemical agent MONNEX?
Answer:
carbonic powder base dry chemical agent
Question 5: Where are halon extinguishers used?
Answer:
Aircrafts, military use, and in the Channel Tunnel.
Can also be found in:
-Flammable liquid storage tanks -Electronic and electrical cabinets -Computer rooms -Paint booths
Question 6: What is the size of wheeled extinguishing units?
Answer:
34kg to 160kg
Question 7: What are some class C extinguishing agents?
Answer:
-dry chem -CO2 -Halon -inert gases such as argon
Question 8: What fire extinguishers does a ladder have?
Answer:
Dry Chemical (20A60BC, 10-25sec, 2-4.5m) CO2 (10BC, 10-30sec, 1-2.5m) Metal X (D, 10-25sec, 2-4.5m)
Question 9: What metals does Metal X extinguisher put out?
Answer:
sodium, potassium, sodium/potassium alloys, or magnesium
Question 10: What is the main requirement of the extinguishing agent?
Answer:
it cannot conduct electricity
Question 11: What is saponification?
Answer:
it is a reaction that emulsifies the oil to form a type of soap that floats on the surface of the oil and prevents re-ignition of the oil vapors
Question 12: What does class C fire extinguishers put out?
Answer:
any class A or B fires involving active electrical equipment
Question 13: How much water does a backpack water extinguisher hold?
Answer:
20L Question 14: What is the fire extinguisher requirements for ordinary hazard occupancies?
Answer:
Class A = 2 units within 23m Class B = 10 units within 9m
Question 15: What type of fires is class K used for?
Answer:
commercial cooking units involving vegetable or animal oils and fats.
Question 16: What is considered light hazard occupancies?
Answer:
schools, office buildings, churches and other similar places
Question 17: What does a 1-A fire put out?
Answer:
50 pieces of 5x5x50cm boards
Question 18: What does a 1-B fire put out?
Answer:
0.09 sq. m of 6mm deep liquid fuel
Question 19: How do dry chemicals extinguish the fire?
Answer:
accomplished through oxygen exclusion (smothering) and the interruption of the chemical chain reaction Question 20: What is the fire extinguisher requirements for extra hazard occupancies?
Answer:
Class A = 4 units within 23m Class B = 40units within 9m Question 21: How much more efficient is an expert when using a fire extinguisher?
Answer:
2.5 times
Question 22: What is the symbol, and color of class A, B, C, D and K
Answer:
A= triangle, green B= square, red C= circle, blue D= star, yellow K= no symbol, none
Question 23: What are some class B extinguishing agents?
Answer:
-dry chemicals -CO2 -Halon -aqueous film forming foams (AFFF) -film forming fluoroproteins (FFFP) Question 24: What is the fire extinguisher requirements for light hazard occupancies?
Answer:
Class A = 2 units within 23m Class B = 5 units within 9m