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What percentage of lateral grade should all aerial apparatus be able to correct w/o losing ladder
capacity? - ANSWER- 0-5%



6-14% reduces ladder capacity by _______% - ANSWER- 50%


when deploying an aerial on a lateral slope, lower the high side outrigger first (T/F) - ANSWER-
True



500psi for Caltrans asphalt rating (T/F) - ANSWER- True



Most trucks, the load is transferred down the ladder to the ____ BOX - ANSWER- Torque box.
Ladder to torque box to outriggers to ground.


max stabilizer PSI on ground pad is ____ - ANSWER- 75PSI


When deploying aerial on a shortjack, we can swing the aerial to the short jacked side (T/F) -
ANSWER- False



Side to side grades can be corrected up to _____ percent per NFPA - ANSWER- 6%



Per NFPA 1911, what is the standard weight of a FF - ANSWER- 250lbs



why is it dangerous to rest the aerial on a window/ledge - ANSWER- top rail needs to be in
tension, resting swaps the type of load on the ladder which can lead to failure (tops under tension,
bottoms under compression)

, after a series of failures, the NTSB found 3 categories that aerial ladder accidents fell into -
ANSWER- overloading, worn out materials, misuse/abuse (poor design is not an answer)


doubling the extension of an aerial decreases the resistance to buckling to ____ of its orginal
strength. Conversely, retracting it _______ the strength. (Millers principle?) - ANSWER- 1/4th,
4x.


For aerial considerations, setback is defined as - ANSWER- distance between objective and
apparatus


100' aerial ladder can reach 6-8 stories (T/F) - ANSWER- True


Deploying an aerial over the front or rear is considered the most stable although they are capable
of full strength over the side (T/F) - ANSWER- True



When lowering the outriggers on a side to side grade, lower the ________ first - ANSWER-
high side


on a mid-mount, you get the most reach when deploying over the ______ - ANSWER- side



Aerial ladders are designed to hold their max load at what degree - ANSWER- 70-80



aerial deployed at ______ angles and ______ extension cause the most stress - ANSWER- low
and full


max wind speed IFSTA states to not operate aerial at is _______Mph - ANSWER- 40



minimum power line distance from ladder is - ANSWER- 10'

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