Fire Suppression
This is the minimum size hose line for interior attacks.
1 1/2
Fire within the object of origin is considered to be in this phase of fire.
Incipient
These two knots are used to hoist a pike pole.
Clove hitch and half hitch
Type 1 Construction is called this.
Fire Resistive
This requires a smoke ejector to pull smoke from the structure.
Negative pressure ventilation
This pattern is used when the fire is in the incipient stage.
Direct Attack
This is occurring when super heated gases ignite near the ceiling.
Rollover
The knot that is able to be cinched tight.
Clove Hitch
This type of construction consists of large wooden beams.
Type 4
This form of ventilation requires the firefighter to use a hose to cover a large portion of a window.
Hydraulic Ventilation
Nozzle that provides protection against heat but can also disturb the thermal layer
Fog Nozzle
Occurs when everything within a room reaches its ignition temperature and simultaneously ignites
Flashover
This one has an intertwined core as well as in intertwined outer sheath
Braid on Braid
The difference between Type 1 and 2 is this
Type 1 has a fire resistive coating on support beams
This type of ventilation needs to be performed when there are smoke stained windows and smoke breathing in and out of doors and windows.
Vertical Ventilation
This attack is used for the growth and fully developed phases
Combination Attack
The process that occurs when a solid is headed to the point of producing a liquid then a gas.
Pyrolisis
Has continuous fibered core with a braided outer sheath
Kernmantle or as Mathew would say Cornmantle
Another name for type 3 construction is this.
Ordinary Construction
Ventilation that requires the use of a ventilation fan.
Mechanical Ventilation
Minimum GPM for an interior offensive attack
95 GPM
Rapid self sustaining oxidation of fuel that causes heat and light is called.
Fire
The two types of rope. One will stretch more than the other.
Static and dynamic
These thin pieces of metal are used to hold trusses together by small metal pins hammered into the trusses at the joints.
Gusset Plates
Creating a cone completely around the opening forcing air inside the structure.
Positive Pressure Ventilation