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What type of fire does Class A represent?
What type of fire does Class B represent?
Which extinguishers are suitable for Class C fires?
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Study Notes
Types of Fire Classes and Extinguishers
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Class A Fire: Involves ordinary combustible materials like wood, cloth, and paper.
- Recommended extinguishers: "A-B-C", pressurized water.
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Class B Fire: Concerns flammable liquids, including oil, gasoline, and kerosene.
- Recommended extinguishers: "A-B-C", "B-C" dry chemical, carbon dioxide.
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Class C Fire: Occurs due to energized electrical circuits, such as in electronic motors and electrical wiring.
- Recommended extinguishers: "A-B-C", "B-C" dry chemical, carbon dioxide.
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Class D Fire: Involves reactive metals, which require specialized extinguishing agents.
- Recommended extinguishers: D extinguishers only.
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Class K Fire: Primarily involves cooking oils and fats, common in kitchen environments.
- Recommended extinguisher: K (specific to kitchen fires).
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Test your knowledge on different types of fire extinguishers with these flashcards. Learn about Class A, B, and C fires, and the appropriate extinguishing methods for each. This resource is ideal for anyone interested in fire safety and prevention.
