1 Exam (elaborations) Firefighter I - Chapter 12 - Water Supply Prep Exam Questions And Correct Answers. 2 Exam (elaborations) Pumping Chapter 13 Exam Questions And Already Passed Answers. 3 Exam (elaborations) PADO Chapter 1 - Types of Apparatus Midterm Exam Questions With Solved Solutions. 4 E...
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How many inches of mercury should the priming device and pump achieve? - Answer 22 inches Explain the priming device test. - Answer Evaluates how quickly a priming device can create the necessary vacuum to bring water through a pump to the discharge hose. According to what NFPA, how much w...
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Add to cartHow many inches of mercury should the priming device and pump achieve? - Answer 22 inches Explain the priming device test. - Answer Evaluates how quickly a priming device can create the necessary vacuum to bring water through a pump to the discharge hose. According to what NFPA, how much w...
Where are dry-barrel hydrants typically located? Select one: A. Static water supplies B. Areas subject to frequent vandalism C. Dedicated fire protection water systems D. Cold climates - Answer D How can you determine that a dry-barrel hydrant is still draining? Select one: A. Place a ha...
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Add to cartWhere are dry-barrel hydrants typically located? Select one: A. Static water supplies B. Areas subject to frequent vandalism C. Dedicated fire protection water systems D. Cold climates - Answer D How can you determine that a dry-barrel hydrant is still draining? Select one: A. Place a ha...
The pressure remaining in a water distribution system when water is flowing is the _____ pressure. a. residual b. flow c. operating d. static - Answer a. residual The pressure in a system when no water is flowing is called ____ pressure. a. flow b. operating c. residual d. static - Ans...
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Add to cartThe pressure remaining in a water distribution system when water is flowing is the _____ pressure. a. residual b. flow c. operating d. static - Answer a. residual The pressure in a system when no water is flowing is called ____ pressure. a. flow b. operating c. residual d. static - Ans...
what is the definition of a direct pumping? - Answer A water tender pumping directly to an engine at the fire scene. What is the definition of nurse tender operation? - Answer Similar to direct pumping because there is a water tender at the scene pumping to an engine, however, the nurse tende...
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Add to cartwhat is the definition of a direct pumping? - Answer A water tender pumping directly to an engine at the fire scene. What is the definition of nurse tender operation? - Answer Similar to direct pumping because there is a water tender at the scene pumping to an engine, however, the nurse tende...
You are stationed in Alaska in December. You've just come back from a company inspection to find that your stall door will not operate and cannot be fixed until the following day. To prevent damage from freezing you should: - Answer Drain the piping, pump, and booster lines to prevent damage. ...
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Add to cartYou are stationed in Alaska in December. You've just come back from a company inspection to find that your stall door will not operate and cannot be fixed until the following day. To prevent damage from freezing you should: - Answer Drain the piping, pump, and booster lines to prevent damage. ...
What are some functions of fire department pumpers? - Answer A. Provide water at an adequate pressure for fire streams B. Are regulated by NFPA® 1901 Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus C. Must have a minimum pump capacity of 750 gpm (3 000 L/min); pumps larger than 750 gpm (3 000 L/mi...
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Add to cartWhat are some functions of fire department pumpers? - Answer A. Provide water at an adequate pressure for fire streams B. Are regulated by NFPA® 1901 Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus C. Must have a minimum pump capacity of 750 gpm (3 000 L/min); pumps larger than 750 gpm (3 000 L/mi...
Water shuttle operation - Answer Mobile water supply apparatus deliver their load of water to the incident scene dump it into portable tanks travel to a fill site reload and then return to the incident scene to dump another load water Relay pumping or tanker shuttle operations - Answer The pr...
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Add to cartWater shuttle operation - Answer Mobile water supply apparatus deliver their load of water to the incident scene dump it into portable tanks travel to a fill site reload and then return to the incident scene to dump another load water Relay pumping or tanker shuttle operations - Answer The pr...
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