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A temporary combustible structure should never be placed closer than ___ feet from any other building.
A temporary combustible structure should never be placed closer than ___ feet from any other building.
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Which class of fire extinguisher should be used on a grease fire?
Which class of fire extinguisher should be used on a grease fire?
- Class A
- Class C
- Class D
- Class B (correct)
Deflagration is rapid combustion that results from ___.
Deflagration is rapid combustion that results from ___.
dust particles suspended in the air
A fire protection plan should include which of the following information?
A fire protection plan should include which of the following information?
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What is the number one cause of fire related deaths?
What is the number one cause of fire related deaths?
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Which of the following elements is required for a fire to take place?
Which of the following elements is required for a fire to take place?
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Study Notes
Fire Safety Regulations and Concepts
- A temporary combustible structure must be situated at least 10 feet away from any other building to minimize fire risk.
- Grease fires are classified as Class B fires; specific extinguishers for this class use foam, dry chemical, or CO2 to suppress flames.
Combustion Processes
- Deflagration refers to rapid combustion caused by dust particles suspended in the air, which can ignite and lead to fires or explosions.
Fire Protection Planning
- An effective fire protection plan should encompass comprehensive information, ensuring safety measures and protocols are well-understood and accessible.
Fire Hazards and Causes
- Smoke inhalation is the leading cause of fire-related deaths, highlighting the critical importance of smoke prevention and detection systems.
- All three elements of the fire triangle—heat, fuel, and oxygen—are necessary for a fire to ignite and sustain.
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