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Questions and Answers 100%
PASS

What is a polar solvent?—ANSWER-Ketone


Petroleum-based fuels are _______ and float on water.—ANSWER-hydrocarbons


Which is a method for proportioning foam?—ANSWER-Batch-mixing


Which statement is correct regarding foam?—ANSWER-Firefighters must use the proper

foam for the situation encountered.


Which method of foam application is the most effective way to attack large petroleum tank

fires?—ANSWER-Rain-Down


Air aspirating foam nozzles:—ANSWER-are recommended for use with protein and

fluoroprotein foams.


The elements needed to produce quality firefighting mechanical foam include:—ANSWER-

air, water, and concentrate.


Class A foams are used at ______ percent.—ANSWER-0.1 - 1


Aqueous Film Forming Foam can be utilized on hydrocarbon fires at ______ percent

proportions.—ANSWER-one to six

, Which is an advantage of Class A foams?—ANSWER-They can penetrate dense material


The most effective method of controlling flammable liquid fires is:—ANSWER-the use of

foam.


What is a polar solvent?—ANSWER-Alcohol


Once the valve on a container of flammable gases has been shut off, the hose crew

should:—ANSWER-continue to apply water as they exit the area.


A hazard to a firefighter standing in a pool of a flammable liquid or contaminated runoff is

the:—ANSWER-personal protective equipment can absorb the product and endanger the

firefighter.


The process of mixing foam into the water tank of a pumper to produce the foam solution

is:—ANSWER-batch mixing.


An advantage of Class A foam is that it:—ANSWER-allows water to penetrate dense

materials instead of running off the surface.


Regarding the application of firefighting foam, the major difference between hydrocarbon

and polar solvent fuels is:—ANSWER-polar solvents are water soluble.


Regarding the use of water on class B fires, the term mechanical tool refers to:—ANSWER-

moving flammable products to another area.


Which is the most common type of foam proportioner used in the fire service?—ANSWER-

In-line educator


Which is a hydrocarbon?—ANSWER-Kerosene



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