Quiz questions for chapter 12
Filling multiple filing cabinets
Leaving dishes in the sink
Unemptied trash cans or receptacles
Poor housekeeping
Ignoring ignition sources
Careless use of flammable and combustible liquids
20 feet
35 feet
50 feet
Ignoring ignition sources
Improper use of electricity
Careless use of flammable and combustible liquids
Electrical inspectors
Fire department inspectors
The building owner/occupant
Arcing can directly ignite combustible materials
Arcing occurs in building wiring, not electrical appliances
Arcing does not heat materials to ignition temperature
Arcing
Power surge
Static electricity
Arcing
Power surge
Static electricity
Static electricity generation is NOT a serious hazard
The generation of static electricity cannot be prevented
The generation of static electricity can be prevented
Warehouses
Lumber yards
Tire storage facilities
Vertical storage
High pile storage
Out of compliance storage
Out of date products
Egress routes
Automatic sprinkler systems
Ware houses
Lumber yards
Tire storage facilities
Plastic
Metal
Wood
Warehouses
Lumber yards
Recycling facilities
10 minutes
20 minutes
30 minutes
Storage is allowed inside the HVAC system room
No storage is allowed inside the HVAC system room
Storage must be in separated by three feet within the HVAC system room
Fire hazards from flammable liquids
Fire hazards from heating appliances
Spread of fire through the air-handling system
Fire-tube boiler
Cylinder boiler
Water tube boiler
1960's
1970's
1980's
Unit heaters
Floor furnaces
Solid-fuel room heaters
Excessive fuel load
Exposure to carbon dioxide
Exposure to carbon monoxide
Most refrigerants are both highly toxic and highly flammable
Most refrigerants do not contain any level of toxicity
Most refrigerants have some level of toxicity
Only cooling of the air occurs
Both heating and cooling of the air occur
No cooling or heating of the air occurs
Continue operating normally
Are designed to turn off immediately
Are designed to turn off after ten minutes