FIRE CHEMSITRY
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
PREVENTION SYSTEMS
HAZMAT
AROUND THE STATION
100

This is what is actually burning when something is "on fire."

The Vapor

100

This form of construction is less common now because of how the fire spreads up through the walls.

Balloon Frame

100

Firefighters connect to these systems from the outside of buildings to provide a water supply in the building to build off of or to give more water to sprinkler systems

Standpipes or FDC

100

This system uses diamond-shaped placards with numbers and colors to indicate health, flammability, reactivity, and special hazards.


BONUS 100 POINTS, what does each color mean

NFPA 704 Placards

100

This rank is sometimes called a "Double Bugle" and features 2 silver bugles

Captain

200

This toxic gas, produced during incomplete combustion, binds to hemoglobin more readily than oxygen.

Carbon Monoxide

200

Every bedroom in a house is required to have one of these across from the door entering the room

A Window

200

This type of sprinkler system keeps pipes filled with pressurized air or nitrogen until heat activates a valve.

Dry Pipe Systems

200

Turnouts provide this level of HAZMAT protection

Level D

200

This rank is above an engineer and below a captain

Liutenant

300

What is the fuel for a class C fire 

Electricity

300

This is the temperature at which a steel beam expands

1000 degrees

300

This type of alarm-initiating device uses a small chamber and light beam to detect airborne particles.

Photoelectric Smoke Detector

300

These four levels of chemical protective suits are designated A through D, with this one offering the highest protection.

Level A

300

This is another word for the kitchen

Day Room

400

This term describes a material that can release oxygen or another oxidizing substance to support combustion.

Oxidizer

400

This type of construction, also called “ordinary construction,” uses masonry walls with wood floors and roofs.

Type III

400

Fire Hydrants have different colored heads to show their GPM. What is the highest GPM color and what is it?

Blue >1500 GPM

400

These gases, such as chlorine and ammonia, are stored under pressure and can cause both health and fire hazards.

Toxic Inhilation Hazards

400

What kind of battery is needed for an SCBA PASS alarm and how many do you need?

Double A, 6

500

This is the chemical equation for Methane

CH4

500

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This term describes when a floor or roof assembly fails as one entire unit, often without warning.

Pancake Collapse

500

This suppression system uses chemical agents like FM-200 or CO₂ to protect sensitive equipment rooms.

Clean Agent System

500

Trains are required to carry this paper to say what they are carrying exactly.

Waybill or Bill of Lading

500

Historically, fire stations often had this special type of room for drying heavy canvas hoses after use.

Hose Tower