This Fire Inspection 1 Study Guide focuses on understanding building layouts, safety protocols, and compliance with fire safety standards. It assesses knowledge in floor plans, elevation drawings, and electrical safety, crucial for professionals in fire safety and building inspection.
Heat from arcing
Impregnation
Fire load
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A properly grounded & bonded extension cord may be used to plug an electric heater into an otherwise overloaded electrical circuit
Heaters should be equipped with safety switches that turn off the heating element if the heater overturns
Fuels stored within a structure should be no more than 6 feet from a door or window
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Draft curtains
Fission
Fire load
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Fire load
Impregnation
Fission
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Friction
Compression
Reciprocation
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Rollover
Backdraft
Flashover
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Floor plan
Plot plan
Elevation drawing
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Friction
Static electricity
Compression
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Likely rollover
Burnout
Risk of backdraft
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Manually operated vents, automatic unit vents, & mechanical venting systems
Monitors, sawtooth skylights, & continuous gravity vents
Manually operated vents, sawtooth skylights, & mechanical venting systems
Propane
Acetylene
Methane
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The room clears of smoke
The pressure from released gases decreases
Burning is reduced to glowing embers
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Chemical
Nuclear
Operational
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A higher rating than the fire wall
No windows in fire doors used for stairwells
A clear path for easy opening & closing
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Rampart
Parapet
Gutter
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Amperes
Semiconductor
Ohms
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Square-foot (sq meter) ratings
Assessed valuation
Fire-resistance ratings
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Elevation drawing
Floor plan
Site plan
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1 foot
18 inches
2 feet
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Heat from arcing
Fire load
Fire tetrahedron
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Chemical range
Impregnation
Coating
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Ware houses
Single family dwellings
High rise structures
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Floor plan
Elevation drawing
Detailed plan
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Resistance
Dielectric
Friction
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Convection
Radiation
Conduction
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Storing all combustible materials in one building
Allowing waste to stabilize 72 hours before disposing of it
Marking containers and areas and ensuring their integrity
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Properly maintained fire detection system and safe equipment
Licensed operators & safe equipment
Safe equipment & adequate distance from combustible materials
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OSHA 178.c.2
SASE 20109
NFPA 32
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Resistance
Friction
Static
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A fire partition has a higher fire resistance
A fire partition may not have any doors
A fire partition does not have to be self-supporting
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Properly maintained cutting torch
Corroded fuel lines
Storage of the oxygen & fuel gas cylinders
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Thermal leakage
Contact with combustible materials
Explosion
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Combustion
Decomposition
Spontaneous
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Ignition
Postignition
Incipient
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To prevent buildup of explosive gases
To prevent a dangerous vaccum
To prevent buildup of carbon monoxide
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Electronic sensor
Fusible link
Bimetallic strip
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Convection
Radiation
Conduction
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When it is near capacity
When relatively fewer materials are present
When it is relatively less busy
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NFPA 96
OSHA 12.A
NFPA 1031
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Heat
Fuel
Oxygen
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Fire hazards caused by the heating appliance
Combustible gases in the refrigeration system
Sparks from the AC compressor
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Spontaneous combustion
Static accumulation
Open flame
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Convection
Radiation
Conduction
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Heading
Inside address
Salutation
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Reignition fires
Free-burning fires
Constant-rate fires
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Flying brand test
Windblown object conduction test
Burning brand test
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Openings to freight elevators
Openings in fire walls
Openings in floors & roofs
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