S12 SPRINKLER TEST S13 STANDPIPE TEST
CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE
SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ Hose Connection.
Answer: a combination of equipment provided for connection of a hose
to the standpipe system that includes a hose valve with a threaded outlet.
⩥ An Attack Hose is.
Answer: Hose designed to be used by trained fire fighters and fire
brigade members to combat fires beyond the incipient stage.
⩥ A Booster Hose is.
Answer: A non-collapsible hose used under positive pressure having an
elastomeric or thermoplastic tube, a braided or spiraled reinforcement,
and an outer protective cover.
⩥ A Covered Hose is.
Answer: A hose with a jacket covered and lined with a continuous
synthetic rubber or plastic. The cover is usually thicker than a coating.
,⩥ A Fire Hose is.
Answer: A flexible conduit used to convey water.
⩥ Hose Valve.
Answer: The valve to an individual hose connection
⩥ Occupant Use Hose.
Answer: Fire hose designed to be used by the building's occupants to
fight incipient fires prior to the arrival of trained fire fighters or fire
brigade members.
⩥ Unlined Hose.
Answer: A hose consisting of only a woven jacket that is usually of linen
yarns and is of such quality that the yarn swells when wet, tending to
seal the hose.
⩥ Hose Size.
Answer: An expression of the internal diameter of the hose.
⩥ Hose Station.
Answer: a combination of a hose rack, hose nozzle, hose, and hose
connection.
,⩥ In Service.
Answer: The status of hose stored in a hose house, on a rack or reel, or
on a fire apparatus that is available and ready for immediate use at an
incident.
⩥ In Storage.
Answer: A hose that is not readily available for use because it is not at
the scene of an incident and not loaded on a vehicle that can transport it
to the scene.
⩥ In Use.
Answer: Hose being used during fire suppression or during training.
⩥ Impairment Coordinator.
Answer: The person responsible for ensuring that proper safety
precautions are taken when a fire protection system is placed out of
service.
⩥ Labeled.
Answer: Equipment
⩥ Water Tank.
Answer: A tank supplying water for water-based fire protection systems.
, ⩥ Water Supply.
Answer: A source of water that provides the flows and pressures
required by the water-based fire protection system.
⩥ Wet Standpipe System.
Answer: A standpipe system having piping containing water at all times.
⩥ Standpipe class I.
Answer: This system is designed to be used by professional fire fighters.
For example, the system is used by Fire Department and Fire Brigade
personnel. The fire hoses in these systems are 2 1/2 inches in diameter.
The large hose diameter makes it difficult to control the stream of water
from the hose.
⩥ Dry Standpipe with No Permanent Water Supply (Manual Standpipe).
Answer: Standpipe system that relies exclusively on the fire department
connection to supply the system demand.
⩥ Standpipe class II.
Answer: This system is designed to be used by the occupants of a
building. The hose stream is easier to control than the Class I hose.
⩥ Standpipe class III.
CONCLUDING REVIEW SHEET PRACTICE
SOLUTION BUNDLED FULLY VERIFIED
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT PASS
GUARANTEED
⩥ Hose Connection.
Answer: a combination of equipment provided for connection of a hose
to the standpipe system that includes a hose valve with a threaded outlet.
⩥ An Attack Hose is.
Answer: Hose designed to be used by trained fire fighters and fire
brigade members to combat fires beyond the incipient stage.
⩥ A Booster Hose is.
Answer: A non-collapsible hose used under positive pressure having an
elastomeric or thermoplastic tube, a braided or spiraled reinforcement,
and an outer protective cover.
⩥ A Covered Hose is.
Answer: A hose with a jacket covered and lined with a continuous
synthetic rubber or plastic. The cover is usually thicker than a coating.
,⩥ A Fire Hose is.
Answer: A flexible conduit used to convey water.
⩥ Hose Valve.
Answer: The valve to an individual hose connection
⩥ Occupant Use Hose.
Answer: Fire hose designed to be used by the building's occupants to
fight incipient fires prior to the arrival of trained fire fighters or fire
brigade members.
⩥ Unlined Hose.
Answer: A hose consisting of only a woven jacket that is usually of linen
yarns and is of such quality that the yarn swells when wet, tending to
seal the hose.
⩥ Hose Size.
Answer: An expression of the internal diameter of the hose.
⩥ Hose Station.
Answer: a combination of a hose rack, hose nozzle, hose, and hose
connection.
,⩥ In Service.
Answer: The status of hose stored in a hose house, on a rack or reel, or
on a fire apparatus that is available and ready for immediate use at an
incident.
⩥ In Storage.
Answer: A hose that is not readily available for use because it is not at
the scene of an incident and not loaded on a vehicle that can transport it
to the scene.
⩥ In Use.
Answer: Hose being used during fire suppression or during training.
⩥ Impairment Coordinator.
Answer: The person responsible for ensuring that proper safety
precautions are taken when a fire protection system is placed out of
service.
⩥ Labeled.
Answer: Equipment
⩥ Water Tank.
Answer: A tank supplying water for water-based fire protection systems.
, ⩥ Water Supply.
Answer: A source of water that provides the flows and pressures
required by the water-based fire protection system.
⩥ Wet Standpipe System.
Answer: A standpipe system having piping containing water at all times.
⩥ Standpipe class I.
Answer: This system is designed to be used by professional fire fighters.
For example, the system is used by Fire Department and Fire Brigade
personnel. The fire hoses in these systems are 2 1/2 inches in diameter.
The large hose diameter makes it difficult to control the stream of water
from the hose.
⩥ Dry Standpipe with No Permanent Water Supply (Manual Standpipe).
Answer: Standpipe system that relies exclusively on the fire department
connection to supply the system demand.
⩥ Standpipe class II.
Answer: This system is designed to be used by the occupants of a
building. The hose stream is easier to control than the Class I hose.
⩥ Standpipe class III.
