Damage Control

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Questions and Answers

Burning magnesium landing wheels is an example of a Class ______ fire.

D

While pier side in CONIS, the material condition generally set is ______.

YOLK

______ is most effective on Class B fires.

PKP

Flammable compressed gases would be classified as a Class ______ fire.

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A list of frame numbers that divide the major fire zones can be found in the ______.

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A burning ______ is an example of a Class A fire.

<p>mattress</p> Signup and view all the answers

Piping systems with hand wheels colored dark striped red and dark green carry ______ discharge plugs.

<p>finished foam</p> Signup and view all the answers

Five gallons of ______ of paint is an example of a Class B fire.

<p>hail</p> Signup and view all the answers

When rolled up for storage, the male fitting of a fire hose should be located ______.

<p>inside</p> Signup and view all the answers

An arcing electrical circuit is an example of a Class ______ fire.

<p>C</p> Signup and view all the answers

The proper process is to remove end from case, insert ______, inhale, escape.

<p>mouth piece</p> Signup and view all the answers

Soft wedges are removed prior to reinstalling them for final application to ______.

<p>reduce obstruction of fluid flow</p> Signup and view all the answers

A ______ battery is an example of a Class S fire.

<p>lithium</p> Signup and view all the answers

A 5-gallon container of AFFF lasts ______ seconds when using the inline educator.

<p>60</p> Signup and view all the answers

The first action after reporting a Class C fire is to ______ the power.

<p>secure</p> Signup and view all the answers

After hot work is complete, a fire watch must wait 30 minutes, and the site must be ______ to the touch.

<p>cold</p> Signup and view all the answers

PKP extinguishers last for ______ seconds.

<p>11</p> Signup and view all the answers

The maximum allowable pressure on a new style jubilee patch is ______ PSI.

<p>294</p> Signup and view all the answers

Piping systems with hand wheels colored light purple carry ______.

<p>JP5</p> Signup and view all the answers

The effective range of an AFFF extinguisher is 15 feet and ______.

<p>decreasing</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Class D Fire Example

Burning magnesium landing wheels.

Class A Fire Example

Burning mattress.

Class S Fire

Flammable compressed gases.

Class B Fire Example

5 gallon pail of paint.

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Class C Fire Example

Arcing electrical circuit.

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Class S Fire Example

Lithium battery.

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First Action for Class C Fire

Secure the power.

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AFFF to Water Mixing Ratio

6% AFFF, 94% Water

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Mock Level 4

Countermeasure wash system is activated.

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Primary Purpose of P100 Pump

Firefighting and dewatering.

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Meaning of Number 3

Compartment is on the 3rd deck.

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Meaning of Number 41

Forwardmost frame in compartment.

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SCBA Low Air Alarm

SCBA alarm activates.

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Overhauling a fire

breaking up all residual material

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Use of DC Plates

Chart the status of watertight and airtight boundaries

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Study Notes

  • A 5-pound CO2 cylinder's size determines its ability to activate Halon HFP systems.
  • Burning magnesium landing wheels is an example of a Class D fire.
  • Material condition YOLK is typically set while pier side in CONUS.
  • PKP is most effective on Class B fires.
  • Flammable compressed gases are classified as Class S fires.
  • Damage control drawings contain a list of frame numbers that divide major fire zones.
  • A burning mattress exemplifies a Class A fire.
  • Piping systems with dark striped red and dark green hand wheels carry finished foam discharged plugs.
  • Five gallons of paint constitutes a Class B fire.
  • The male fitting of a stored fire hose should be located inside the roll.
  • An arcing electrical circuit is a Class C fire example.
  • The proper procedure is to remove the end from the case, insert mouthpiece, inhale, and escape.
  • Soft wedges must be removed before reinstalling to reduce fluid flow obstruction.
  • A lithium battery exemplifies a Class S fire.
  • A 5-gallon container of AFFF lasts 60 seconds with an inline eductor.
  • The first action after reporting a Class C fire is to secure the power.
  • A fire watch must wait 30 minutes after hot work is complete and the site is cool to the touch.
  • PKP extinguishers last for approximately 10-11 seconds.
  • The maximum allowable pressure on a new style jubilee patch is 294 PSI.
  • Piping systems with light purple hand wheels carry JP5.
  • The effective range of an AFFF extinguisher is 15 feet and decreasing.
  • The maximum allowable pressure on the old style jubilee patch is 100 PSI.
  • Compartment air tested fittings are typically classified as X-ray fittings.
  • X40J reels usually have 200 feet of cable.
  • First aid personnel can enter a compartment without PPE after a gas-free engineer certifies the area is safe to breathe.
  • Shoring battens are NOT stronger than wooden battens.
  • The P100 pump is powered by DFM or JP5.
  • The top boundary is the most vital fire boundary.
  • Three auto-injectors are issued per person at the threat of a chemical attack.
  • Air escaping from an air test fitting may indicate flooding.
  • The maximum allowable pressure on a soft patch is 150 PSI.
  • The mixing ratio of AFFF to water is 6% AFFF to 94% water.
  • When applying a soft patch, the rubber gasket should extend 2 inches past the crack or rupture.
  • The countermeasure wash system is activated at mock level 4.
  • The electrical submersible pump is powered by 400 volt AC.
  • The maximum of allowable pressure is 150 PSI
  • EWarp should NOT be applied to fuel and potable water
  • Black non collapsible hose is used
  • Practical damage control information is in 079 Volume 2.
  • The primary and secondary purposes of the P100 pump are firefighting and dewatering.
  • The number 3 in a compartment number indicates the compartment is on the 3rd deck.
  • Sizes include 2 and a half inch and 4 inches.
  • Inventory the kit and then inform the locker leader.
  • The maximum allowable pressure on EWarp is 150 PSI.
  • K-type shoring is NOT the strongest configuration of shoring.
  • An ESP pump with a 50-foot discharge head pumps approximately 200 gallons per minute.
  • If shoring is in place, a shoring watch must be provided.
  • Look for the longest answer when trying to gain suction once the P100 is started
  • After inventorying a DC kit,
  • The number 41 in a compartment number indicates the forward most frame in the compartment.
  • 20 seconds soak time and 30 minute cure time is important
  • SCBA cylinders should be charged to at least 4000 PSI.
  • CO2 should be applied to a fire at a distance not greater than 426 feet.
  • Check for flooding in air/water tight compartments by tapping corner to corner.
  • The maximum length for a 2x2 wedge is 6x the minimum butt thickness.
  • The SCBA alarm will provide an auto warning at 25%
  • bulkheads, decks and overheads closest to surrounding the fire
  • Prioritize all holes at or below the waterline for battle damage.
  • Tapping on a bulkhead with a metallic object is a good way to check for flooding.
  • Overhauling a fire generally means breaking up all residual materials.
  • The three pieces of information next to a DC fitting on a compartment check-off list are the compartment name, the division responsible for the fitting, and the classification.
  • Submersible pumps are not designed for gasolines or heavy oils.
  • The two sizes of metal shoring utilized on navy ships are three to five feet and six to eleven feet.
  • MA paper turns YELLOW when exposed to G-series nerve agents.
  • S-type and perry jet are two types of portable educators
  • water tight and air tight boundaries.
  • Laminated copies of ships diagrams/ DC plates are used to chart the status
  • The number 2 in a bullseye indicates the compartment is on a certain deck
  • WILLIAM fittings are not closed when general quarters are sounding

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