EXTINGUISHERS
class of fire with paper, wood, and cotton
Class A - Ordinary Combustibles
door that is collapsable to make a means of egress
Revolving
type of roof where parallel chords and open web joists bear the load of the exterior walls
bowstring truss
bottom of the window
sill
high protection from fire and collapse
I
2 types of Class B fire
Hydrocarbons and Polar Solvents
this can indicate the location of bedrooms in a structure
direction of a inward swinging door
3 types of roof covering
shingle, metal, tile, slate, shake
top of the window
rail
Masonry exterior walls
III
Class of extinguisher used for magnesium, sodium, titianium
Class D
type of glass used door to resist breakage
tempered
solar panels
photovoltaic
sides of the window
jambs
open floor plan with large dimensional lumber
IV
Class C
Energized Electrical Equipment
a door that cannot be counted as a means of egress
sliding
garden roof
green roof
window that is similar to a vertical fire door
steel shutter
Lightweight concrete and unprotected steel framing
II
the action of extinguishment done by Class K
Saponification
how can door be used as a firefighting tool
control flow path and create a fire barrier
3 types of roof shapes
pitched, arched, and flat
difference between an awning and hopper window
1 sash vs 2 sash
includes subdivisions of balloon and platform framing
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