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  • November 8, 2024
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IFSTA 7 FIREFIGHTER 2 STUDY GUIDE ESSENTIALS
Finger-jointed timber - Answers- is composite building material composed of small
pieces of wood merged to form boards using various types of glue.

Medium density fiberboard - Answers- is composite building material that is a type of
laminated wood closely resembling hardwood and is used for doors and decorative
moldings.

Particle board - Answers- is composite building material composed of small flakes of
wood merged together with glue to form boards used for furniture.

Synthetic wood - Answers- s composite building material composed of recycled plastics
to form sheets or boards.

Steel support temperatures begin losing strength at - Answers- 570 degrees or 300
celsius. It elongates and buckles when heated past temperature resistance.

An A-frame collapse - Answers- occurs when the floor and/or roof assemblies on both
sides of a load-bearing center wall collapse creating a lean-to collapse on opposite
sides of the wall and creating void spaces on both sides of the wall

pattern occurs when the outer walls remain intact and the upper floors and/or roof
structure fail in the middle. - Answers- A V-shaped collapse

A pancake collapse - Answers- pattern is when the structure's floors collapse on top of
each other with debris between them.

A lean-to collapse - Answers- pattern occurs when one outer wall fails while the
opposite wall remains intact.

Has excellent heat resistance known as drywall or sheetrock. - Answers- Gypsum

Collapse zone distance - Answers- multiply the height by 1 ½ . So if building height is
30 feet the collapse zone will be 45 feet.

High pressure Pneumatic lifting bags - Answers- as they inflate they lose stability and
lifting power and also only extend up to 20 inches. Very durable material though.

Firefighters assisting in rescue operations near water should remain at least - Answers-
10 feet

Firefighters provide a ____________ role for elevator rescues - Answers- support role
for elevator operator crews to come in and handle a rescue. Communication via
elevator phone with the victims or yelling through the door is the first line of reassuring

, victims it will be alright and then after they are calm you can shut down the power and
assess how to get the doors open.

Compressed air foam systems - Answers- can be used to inject foam into water mixed
with air that makes the right mix for foam fire fighting.

Class A foam - Answers- ordinary combustibles used in wildland firefighting and
structural with hydrocarbon based surfactants.

Class B foam - Answers- used to extinguish fires involving flammable liquids and
combustible liquids. Also used to suppress vapor from fuel spills. Effective on
hydrocarbons and polar solvents like ethanol.

In-line eductors - Answers- around the pump proportions, and balanced-pressure
proportioners all describe types of proportioning devices found on fire apparatus.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas - Answers- Propane tanks NFPA 1001 to identify different
storage tanks

Tanker on fire requires - Answers- copious amounts of water to cool the pressurized
container

creates a barrier between fuel gasses and possible ignition sources. - Answers-
Separating

Lowers temperature with foam - Answers- Cooling

foam method that prevents air from reaching the fuel and releasing flammable vapors. -
Answers- Smothering

firefighting foam method that reduces water's surface tension and allows it to diffuse
class A fires. - Answers- Penetrating

The fire cause - Answers- is the happenings that occur in order for the heat source and
material to come together and ignite the fire.

The area of origin - Answers- is the vicinity in which the ignition source and material
came together for the first time.

point of origin - Answers- the exact location where the heat source and the fuel came
into contact to begin the fire.

The fire pattern - Answers- obvious design and path of burned material from where the
fire initially started.

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