Fire Spread Analysis - correct answer The process of IDing fire patterns relating to the
movement of fire from one place to anothern & the sequence in which the patterns were
produced to trace the fire back to the origin
Heat Capicity - correct answer A Measure of the energy required to raise the temp of an object
one degree of unit measured J/Kg/K
Intent - correct answer Needed to show proof if a crime & refers to the state of mind that exist
at the time a person acts or fails to act
Platform frame construction - correct answer The most common construction method currently
used for residential and lightweight commercial construction
Wild land V shaped Pattern - correct answer Horizontal ground surface burn pattern generated
by fire spread
HRR heat release rate - correct answer The energy being released by the individual fuels being
consumed measured in Watts or Kilowatts
Investigator 1033 shall minimum up to date of the following - correct answer Fire science
chemistry. Thermodynamics. Thermometer. Fire dynamics. Explosion. Computer fire modeling.
Fire analysis. Fire investigation method. Fire technology. Hazmat. Failure analysis
Natural gas weight - correct answer .96 - .98 less then air rises
Propane weight - correct answer 1.5 - 2.0 greater then air falls
Heat flux - correct answer The measurement of the rate of heat transfer to a surface
, CFI
Aluminum conductivity - correct answer Lower than copper
Motion - correct answer Request for the court to take action
Thermal inertia - correct answer Heat x density x thermal conductivity
-key factor in considering the materials reaction to heating & ease of ignition
Evidence containers - correct answer Metal cans
Jars
Special evidence bags
Common plastic bags
Trapped porous materials - correct answer (Concrete) floors-use-
Non self rising flower
Auto ignition temp
Gas
Diesel
Motor oil - correct answer 495 - 536
489 - 500
644 - 680
flashover - correct answer Compartment - radiant heat reaches ignition temp impinges on other
combustible items within the room producing fire gases
A = V/ohm - correct answer Resistance & voltage can be measured - the amperage can be
calculated