Multiple choice questions for Chapter 3 - Fire Inspection & Code Enforcement -7th edition - fire inspector 1
Exothermic
Endothermic
Self-sustained
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Fire
Ignition
Tetrahedrom
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Combustion
Radiation
Oxidation
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Solid
Gaseous
Atomized
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Incipient
Smoldering
Free burning
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Heat, oxygen, fuel, self-sustained heating
Heat, fuel, self-sustained chemical reaction, vapor
Heat, fuel, oxygen, self-sustained chemical reaction
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Specific gravity and vapor pressure
Physical state and moisture content
Physical state and distribution/orientation
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Heated
Gaseous
Oxidized
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Pyrolysis
Reduction
Oxidation
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The fuel is more easily ignited.
The fuel is more difficult to ignite.
The surface-to-mass ratio is a minor factor.
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A bucket of sawdust
A log
A piece of lumber 2"x16"x8" (50mmx400mmx2.4m)
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Gasoline
Cooking Oil
Epichlorohydrin
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The temperature at which a liquid releases sufficient vapors to ignite and continue to burn
The temperature at which a liquid releases sufficient vapors to ignite but not sustain combustion
The temperature at which a liquid beings to release vapors but not in enough quantity to ignite
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A liquid with a flash point above 100*F (38*C)
A liquid with a flash point below 100*F (38*C)
A liquid with an ignition temperature above 100*F (38*C)
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A liquid with a flash point above 100*F (38*C)
A liquid with a flash point below 100*F (38*C)
A liquid with an ignition temperature above 100*F (38*C)
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More fuel is available to create an ignition hazard.
The surface area is increased and more vapors will be released.
The vapor pressure of the liquid is lowered, increasing the hazard.
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Polar solvents are soluble in water and the foam will mix with the solvent making the foam ineffective.
Polar solvents are soluble in water; however, the water will dilute the solvent and will control the fire through dilution.
Foam designed for hydrocarbons is equally effective on polar solvents by creating a film over the liquid and smothering the fire.
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The vapor will rise.
The vapor will hover.
The vapor will sink.
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Oxygen is flammable and adds to the fuel load.
Oxygen contributes to the self-heating of materials.
Oxygen is the primary oxidizing agent in most fires.
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Combustion may occur at oxygen concentrations as low as 14% or lower given the right circumstances.
Combustion does not occur at concentrations below about 18% because fire needs oxygen to burn.
Combustion requires oxygen levels in the immediate range of ambient air (21%) in order to burn freely.
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Materials that burn at normal oxygen levels will explode.
Materials that burn at normal oxygen levels will burn more slowly.
Materials that burn at normal oxygen levels will burn more intensely.
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Flash range
Explosive limit
Flammable range
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Potential
Kinetic
Radiant
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Force
Energy
Potential
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Force
Energy
Temperature
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Autoignition
Piloted ignition
Exothermic ignition
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Autoignition
Piloted ignition
Endothermic ignition
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When chemicals are diluted by inert agents
When two or more chemicals combine and react with one another
When chemicals are exposed to oxygen rich environments
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Heating that occurs when a material increases in temperature after the addition of external heat
Heating that occurs when a material increases in temperature without the addition of external heat
Heating that occurs when a material increases in temperature before the addition of internal heat
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A conductor may overheat and present an ignition hazard
Arcing may occur and present an ignition hazard
Sparking may occur and ignite surrounding combustibles
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Mechanical heat energy
Chemical heat energy
Electrical heat energy
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Radiation
Convection
Conduction
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Radiation
Convection
Conduction
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Radiation
Convection
Direct flame contact
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The moisture promotes heat absorption and contributes to rapid ignition and spread.
The moisture requires higher ignition temperatures and increases the fire intensity.
The moisture slows absorption of heat energy and the ignition and combustion process.
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Fuel molecules and oxygen break apart to form methane and other simple flammable gases that break down to form additional fuel for the fire.
Fuel molecules and oxygen break apart to form free radicals,, then combine with available fuel and oxygen to form intermediate combustion products.
Oxygen and other available fuel components combine to form free radicals that excite the remaining fuel, which break down to create additional fuel.
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The smoke becomes part of the atmosphere and contributes to global warming.
Smoke increases the local community's contributions to the carbon footprints.
Combustion produces a wide range of products including toxic and flammable gases, vapors, and particulates.
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Class A
Class B
Class C
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Class A
Class B
Class C
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Class A
Class D
Class K
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Class A
Class B
Class C
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Class A
Class C
Class D
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