LABORATORY 1: Classification of Fires

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  • fuel

  • heat or ignition source

  • oxygen (air)

In the clinical chemistry laboratory, all the elements essential for fire to begin are present:

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reaction chain

However, recent research suggest that a 4th factor may be present, and this factor has been classified as a ____ in which burning continues and even accelerates, it is caused by the breakdown and recombination of the molecules from the material burning with the oxygen in the atmosphere.

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CLASS A

Ordinary combustibles

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CLASS B

Flammable Liquids and Gases

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CLASS C

Fires involving Live Electrical Equipment

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CLASS D

Combustible Metals or Combustible Metal Alloys

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CLASS K

Fires in Cooking Appliances that involve Combustible Cooking Media

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Water, Dry Powder, Halon

Type of Extinguisher in Class A fires:

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Carbon Dioxide, Dry Powder Halon

Type of Extinguisher in Class B fires:

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Carbon Dioxide, Dry Powder Halon

Type of Extinguisher in Class C fires:

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Special Agents

Type of Extinguisher in Class D fires:

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CLASS A

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

wood

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CLASS A

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

paper

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CLASS A

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

rubber

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CLASS A

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

fabrics

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CLASS A

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

many plastics

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CLASS B

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

gasoline

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CLASS B

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

oils

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CLASS B

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

paint

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CLASS B

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

lacquer

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CLASS B

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

tar

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CLASS K

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

Vegetable or Animal oils

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CLASS K

Identifiy the Class of Fire:

Fats

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CLASS A

Pressurized-water extinguishers as well as foam and multipurpose dry-chemical types are used for ____ fires.

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CLASS B & C

Multipurposedry-chemical and carbon dioxide extinguishers are used for ____.

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computer equipment

Halogenated hydrocarbon extinguishers are particularly recommended for use with ____.

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CLASS D

Present special problems, and extinguishment is left to trained firefighters using special dry-chemical extinguishers.

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CLASS D

Try and isolate the burning metal from combustible sources with sand or ceramic barrier material.

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RACE:

  1. Rescue

  2. Alarm

  3. Contain

  4. Extinguish

4 ESSENTIAL STEPS TO TAKE IF YOU DISCOVER A FIRE:

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PASS:

  1. Pull

  2. Aim

  3. Squeeze

  4. Sweep

HOW TO PROPERLY OPERATE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER:

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Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish

RACE?

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Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

PASS?