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Let's Play Jeopardy!
Firefighter Jeopardy, that is. The rules are simple, someone post the answer, then the next person to come along posts the actual answer in the form of a question. That same person who answers in the form of a question is to then post the answer for the next person to come along. Keep it firefighter related, try your hardest not to cheat(i.e. Google, Bing, Ask, you firefighter literature)... I mean, this is an honorable profession, right?
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
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Permalink Reply by Reg Mathis on
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What are the three legs of the Fire Triangle?
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Permalink Reply by Doug on
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Correct, now you come up with an answer for the next person to come along and answer in the form of a question.
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Cool!
Okay, Fire Science for $200.
This process is the chemical decomposition of organic substances by heating.
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Permalink Reply by Station10Capt106 on
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what is pyrolosis
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OK, Next one is Size-Up for $100.
Answer - Hot zone, Warm Zone, Cold Zone
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What are hazardous material and wmd work zones as specified by IC, with hot being the most dangerous/hazardous, and cold being the safest?
Side note, also, anyone who posts doesn't have to follow the categories I made up in the picture, just thought it would be helpful to get us started.
Answer; 175 gpm at roughly 100 psi.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Brooks on
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What is 100 feet of 1 3/4" hose with a 1" smooth bore nozzle on the end?
Answer - IDLH is 1200ppm.
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Permalink Reply by Ron Ayotte on
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ennnnnnnh!
Smooth bores are pumped at 50 PSI.
Engine ops for $200...
20 PSI residual.
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That is not true. The nozzle pressure is 50psi. The pump pressure is still nozzle pressure+friction loss +/- elevation.
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You are correct.. I had a moment of cranial flatulence. Smooth bore is 50 PISI at the nozzle. The judges have added the cash value to your score!
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What is the "natural" or normal flow pressure from a hydrant?
Search and Rescue for $300 Alex.
Answer; A long piece of rope with a figure 8 on a loop knot every "x" amount of feet, as determined by the specific department, in which a firefighter can hook in with a shorter rope.
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Permalink Reply by James Hawk on
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what is a search rope.
ventilation for $200
the proper side of an axe to use to vent. a roof
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