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What is the definition of 'Available Height for Storage'?
What is the definition of 'Available Height for Storage'?
What does 'Cartoned' mean in storage definitions?
What does 'Cartoned' mean in storage definitions?
A method of storage consisting of corrugated cardboard or paperboard containers fully enclosing the commodity.
What is 'Cartoned Records Storage' classified as?
What is 'Cartoned Records Storage' classified as?
Class III commodity consisting predominantly of paper records in cardboard cartons.
Define 'Catwalk' in the context of storage.
Define 'Catwalk' in the context of storage.
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What is meant by 'Clearance to Ceiling'?
What is meant by 'Clearance to Ceiling'?
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What defines a 'Commodity'?
What defines a 'Commodity'?
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What is 'Compact Storage'?
What is 'Compact Storage'?
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What is a 'Compact Storage Module'?
What is a 'Compact Storage Module'?
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What does 'Compartmented' refer to?
What does 'Compartmented' refer to?
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Define 'Container (Shipping, Master, or Outer Container)'.
Define 'Container (Shipping, Master, or Outer Container)'.
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What are 'Conventional Pallets'?
What are 'Conventional Pallets'?
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Describe the method of 'Encapsulation'.
Describe the method of 'Encapsulation'.
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What are 'Expanded (Foamed or Cellular) Plastics'?
What are 'Expanded (Foamed or Cellular) Plastics'?
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What are 'Exposed Group A Plastic Commodities'?
What are 'Exposed Group A Plastic Commodities'?
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Define 'Free-Flowing Plastic Materials'.
Define 'Free-Flowing Plastic Materials'.
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A _____ is classified as a high-challenge fire hazard.
A _____ is classified as a high-challenge fire hazard.
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Study Notes
Storage Definitions: General (NFPA 13)
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Available Height for Storage: Maximum allowable height for storing commodities, ensuring necessary clearances from structural elements and below sprinklers.
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Cartoned: Storage method using corrugated cardboard or paperboard to fully enclose products.
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Cartoned Records Storage: Classified as Class III, primarily consists of paper records stored in cardboard cartons.
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Catwalk: A storage aid resembling a walkway made of open metal grating or solid barriers, used to access elevated storage areas, connected by stairs, not standalone floors.
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Clearance to Ceiling: Measurement from the top of stored items to the ceiling above.
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Commodity: Collection of products, packaging materials, and containers determining the classification of stored items.
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Compact Storage: Storage configuration on solid shelves, depth limited to 36 inches, with a maximum vertical spacing of 30 inches between shelves; no internal vertical flue spaces allowed.
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Compact Storage Module: Mobile shelving unit that minimizes space between units, allowing access aisles to be formed by moving shelves; can operate manually or electrically.
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Compartmented: Design featuring rigid dividers in containers that keep products stable under fire conditions.
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Container (Shipping, Master, or Outer Container): Strong receptacle designed to secure safe transport of contents without needing additional packaging.
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Conventional Pallets: Aids in material handling, designed to support unit loads and allow access for handling devices via openings.
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Encapsulation: Packaging method that surrounds a pallet load with a plastic sheet, containing combustible items, or wrapping individual combustible commodities in plastic.
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Expanded (Foamed or Cellular) Plastics: Plastics characterized by numerous small cavities reducing density, which may affect flammability.
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Exposed Group A Plastic Commodities: Unwrapped plastics that can absorb water or cause significant fire hazards; includes paper-wrapped or encapsulated items.
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Free-Flowing Plastic Materials: Plastics that can escape containers in case of fire, potentially filling flue spaces and suffocating flames; includes powders, pellets, and small random-packaged items.
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High-Challenge Fire Hazard: Identifies materials with increased risk of fire due to specific characteristics (definition not provided in the text).
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Test your knowledge of key storage definitions from NFPA 13, focusing on terms like 'Available Height for Storage' and 'Cartoned.' These flashcards are designed to help reinforce your understanding of storage safety protocols and requirements.