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Sawyermen
100

Moved by radio waves, this heat transfer is threatening to near by exposers. 

Radiation 

100

Worried about making a splash? This material should not be used in a live fire training. 

Flammable or combustible liquids

100

Besides preventing kinks & bends, reducing hose length or increasing hose diameter can do this. 

Reduce friction loss

100

This is when you rush the quarterback with additional defenders, or the use of a master stream to attack fire. 

Blitz attack 

100

Superior to the rest, this drive link joins both ends of a chain. 

Master link 

200
Being hung on a clothes line, this is the first stage of burning a solid. 

Drying

200

A pyromaniac's dream job, this person shall not be a student or safety officer to fill this role. 

Ignitions officer 

200

Possibly causing an event on the other side of the world, this valve is often used on large diameter intakes or discharges and operated by a quarter turn. 

Butterfly valve

200

This sewn into a piece of clothing could strengthen or enlarge it, but while attached to a wooden truss, it can warp & brake when exposed to heat. 

Gusset

200

Required on combustion engines operated in dry fuels, this device prevents hot sparks from leaving the muffler. 

Spark arrester 

300

Resembling the shape of a feather, this is a collection of hot gases that rises from a fire. 

Plume

300

An optimist would approve of this percentage of fire flow demand required to be reserved for emergencies. 

50%

300

Commonly used by electricians to take measurements, this device on a truck indicates the condition of the battery. 

Voltmeter 

300

A common type of condition when FF Nimmers is near, this standpipe system always has water and is under pressure. 

Automatic wet standpipe

300

This cutting technique is used by loggers on larger trees, this has the slopping cut below the gunning cut. 

Humboldt cut

400

This type of controlled fire can be extinguished if ambient oxygen levels drop below 15%. 

Ventilation controlled fire 

400

The expected gpm of a 1.5 inch hose (pumped at 30 psi) and the minimum allowed gallonage of any hose used during live fire. 

95 gpm 

400

Dropping by 0.5 psi/1,000 ft of altitude gain, this is the atmospheric pressure of Denver, CO. 

12.2 psi

400

Made from air, liquid, & glass, these types of sprinklers are another way of saying brittle. 

Frangible bulb

400

A marines weapon of choice or the groves cut into wedges to prevent slipping when stacked. 

Rifles 

500

A collection of pyrolysis gases that only need an ignition source to combust. 

Smoke explosion 

500

With the formula of A= - dN/dt , this is the final stage of a fire. 

Decay 

500

Semper Fidelis, this type of auxiliary pump cooler passes coolant through small tubes with water jackets. 

Marine cooler 

500

Resetting when conditions return to normal, these smoke detectors detect visible products of combustion. 

Photoelectric smoke detectors 

500

Slang for being placed under arrest, this occurs when the chain on the bottom of the bar is caught or pinched. 

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