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Combustible Liquid A liquid with a flash point ABOVE 100F
Current Flow If the current flowing out from an electrical panel is 12.5 amps, and it then flows
through an electrical load of 1500 watts, what is the amperage of the remaining
current flow of the return circuit?
Power (P) Power (P) = current (I) x voltage (V)
, Watts Watts = amps x volts
Year of NFPA 1033 First Edition 1987
Recommended Distance for Securing Blast Scene 1.5 times the distance from the furthest debris
Onset of Flashover Temperature 1100°F
Copper Melting Temperature 1960°F
Radiant Heat Flux Measurement 2 W/cm2 indicates the onset of flashover
Voltage at Service Entrance Cables 240 volts between the two hot wires in most single-family residences in the
United States
NFPA 921 Revision Cycle 3 years
Flash Point of Power Steering Fluid 350°F
Typical Pressure in High-Pressure Fuel-Injected 35-70 p.s.i.
Vehicles
Lower and Upper Explosive Limit of Natural Gas 5 and 17
Ignition Temperature of Power Steering Fluid 680°F
Fuel Any substance that can undergo combustion
Act or Omission Two factors or situations leading to a fire that may show the nature of the
incident responsibility.
Admiralty Law A law that may govern the fire investigation of a boat
After-market Equipment A type of device in a vehicle, which can cause an electrical overload to factory
installed wiring
Alive and Breathing Evidence of smoke or soot in the lungs, bronchi, and trachea is one of the most
significant factors in confirming that, at the time of the fire, the victim was alive.
All Team Members Those who have the responsibility for monitoring safety conditions at the fire or
explosion scene
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Terms in this set (351)
Combustible Liquid A liquid with a flash point ABOVE 100F
Current Flow If the current flowing out from an electrical panel is 12.5 amps, and it then flows
through an electrical load of 1500 watts, what is the amperage of the remaining
current flow of the return circuit?
Power (P) Power (P) = current (I) x voltage (V)
, Watts Watts = amps x volts
Year of NFPA 1033 First Edition 1987
Recommended Distance for Securing Blast Scene 1.5 times the distance from the furthest debris
Onset of Flashover Temperature 1100°F
Copper Melting Temperature 1960°F
Radiant Heat Flux Measurement 2 W/cm2 indicates the onset of flashover
Voltage at Service Entrance Cables 240 volts between the two hot wires in most single-family residences in the
United States
NFPA 921 Revision Cycle 3 years
Flash Point of Power Steering Fluid 350°F
Typical Pressure in High-Pressure Fuel-Injected 35-70 p.s.i.
Vehicles
Lower and Upper Explosive Limit of Natural Gas 5 and 17
Ignition Temperature of Power Steering Fluid 680°F
Fuel Any substance that can undergo combustion
Act or Omission Two factors or situations leading to a fire that may show the nature of the
incident responsibility.
Admiralty Law A law that may govern the fire investigation of a boat
After-market Equipment A type of device in a vehicle, which can cause an electrical overload to factory
installed wiring
Alive and Breathing Evidence of smoke or soot in the lungs, bronchi, and trachea is one of the most
significant factors in confirming that, at the time of the fire, the victim was alive.
All Team Members Those who have the responsibility for monitoring safety conditions at the fire or
explosion scene
