PUMPER DRIVER-OPERATOR EXAM PREP I-2, Exams of Advanced Education

PUMPER DRIVER-OPERATOR EXAM PREP I-2

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PUMPER DRIVER-OPERATOR EXAM PREP I-2
To reduce carcinogen exposure after a fire, you should: - transport contaminated
gear away from passenger compartments.
(2) To reduce carcinogen exposure after a fire, you should: - decontaminate the
interior of the apparatus after fires.
The collapse zone of a building should be (blank) the structure. - one and one-half
times the height of
The pressure remaining once water has begun flowing is (blank) pressure. - residual
(Blank) pressure is the difference between the pump discharge pressure and the
incoming pressure from the hydrant. - Net pump discharge
In drafting operations, pumping ability decreases when: - atmospheric pressure
decreases.
The pressure created by a column of water due to elevation is (blank) pressure. -
head
Securing a water source is the responsibility of the: - driver/operator
Prior to changing from tank water to an external source: - make sure all air is bled
from the intake.
The device that can be used to determine flow pressure at the opening of a smooth
bore orifice is a: - pilot tube.
One way to increase the efficiency of water shuttle operations is to: - decrease the
time required to fill the tender
The actual maximum height to which water will be lifted when the intake gauge reads
9 inches of mercury is (blank) feet. - 10.17
Natural static water supply sources include: - lakes
A barrel strainer, should have (blank) inches of water in all directions. - 24
When priming a pump, it is necessary to: - make the pump as air tight as possible.
In a continuous shuttle operation, what is the approximate available gpm for fire flow
if: - 540 gpm
It is recommended that, when drafting from a lift of (blank), the fire pump must be
rated at 1500 gpm or less. - 10 feet
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To reduce carcinogen exposure after a fire, you should: - transport contaminated gear away from passenger compartments. (2) To reduce carcinogen exposure after a fire, you should: - decontaminate the interior of the apparatus after fires. The collapse zone of a building should be (blank) the structure. - one and one-half times the height of The pressure remaining once water has begun flowing is (blank) pressure. - residual (Blank) pressure is the difference between the pump discharge pressure and the incoming pressure from the hydrant. - Net pump discharge In drafting operations, pumping ability decreases when: - atmospheric pressure decreases. The pressure created by a column of water due to elevation is (blank) pressure. - head Securing a water source is the responsibility of the: - driver/operator Prior to changing from tank water to an external source: - make sure all air is bled from the intake. The device that can be used to determine flow pressure at the opening of a smooth bore orifice is a: - pilot tube. One way to increase the efficiency of water shuttle operations is to: - decrease the time required to fill the tender The actual maximum height to which water will be lifted when the intake gauge reads 9 inches of mercury is (blank) feet. - 10. Natural static water supply sources include: - lakes A barrel strainer, should have (blank) inches of water in all directions. - 24 When priming a pump, it is necessary to: - make the pump as air tight as possible. In a continuous shuttle operation, what is the approximate available gpm for fire flow if: - 540 gpm It is recommended that, when drafting from a lift of (blank), the fire pump must be rated at 1500 gpm or less. - 10 feet

A 2,000-gallon tender makes the round trip between the dump site and fill site in 12 minutes. The flow rating for that tender is (blank) gpm. - 150 The drafting sites that should be given preference are those: - accessible from a paved surface. Altitude is a: - position of an object above or below sea level. Tenders are commonly unloaded by: - dumping using a dump valve. A master stream is: - any fire stream flowing over 350 gpm. TO achieve the rated capacity of a pump, it must be operated in the (blank) position.

  • parallel A fire hydrant with a green bonnet and cap will flow (blank) gpm. - 1,000 - 1, A ladder pipe with a 2-pipe tip at 80 psi nozzle pressure will have approximately (blank) pounds of nozzle reaction. - 500 Approximately how much water will be delivered from a 1-1/4-inch smooth bore nozzle if the nozzle if the nozzle pressure is 50 psi? - 328 gpm What is the friction loss in 300 feet of 2-1/2" rubber-lined hose flowing 350 gpm? - 74 psi What is the approximate pump discharge pressure necessary to deliver 600gpm through a fog nozzle on a deck gun using three (3) 2-1/2" lines? The lines are 400 feet long and the deck gun is elevated 20 feet above the pumper. (Deck gun FL = 10 psi) - 150 psi If the friction loss in 300 feet of hose is 70 psi, what will the friction loss be in 450 feet of the same size hose flowing the same amount of water? - 105 psi Using the condensed Q formula, the friction loss in 600 feet of 3-inch hose flowing 500gpm is approximately: - 150 psi The friction loss in 300 feet of 3" fire hose with 2-1/2" couplings flowing 500 gpm is approximately: - 60 psi A booster hose is expected to flow (blank) gpm. - 40 to 50 In an auxiliary cooling system, heat is transferred from the engine coolant to the: - pump discharge water. The formula used to determine water flow from any solid stream nozzle when the nozzle pressure and tip diameter are: - 29.7xd^2x square root NP The main feature of a relief valve is to: - release excessive pressure within pump.

Using the hand method, determine the pump discharge pressure required to supply the hose assembly. - 150 psi. When used in a relay pumping operation, the relay pumper: - acts as the booster pump. The difference between dual pumping and tandem pumping is: - in dual pumping the pumpers are connected intake to intake , whereas in tandem pumping they are connected intake to discharge. When relay pumping, if the intake pressure drops below 20 psi: - there is danger of cavitation. Discharge manifolds may be used in relay operations to: - support more than one attack pumper. Relay pumping operations are based on: - fire flow needs and distance. To aerate means to mix with: - air. Simple in-line foam educators use the (blank) principle to operate. - venturi (Blank) are controlled by monitoring the water flow and controlling the speed of a positive displacement foam concentrate pump. - Variable-flow, variable-rate direct injection systems Hose reaction on a compressed-air foam system is: - less than. The foam application technique that can be employed when a vertical surface is near the fuel is the: - bank-down method. When using foam to extinguish a fire, the cooling method: - reduces the temperature of the fuel and adjacent surfaces. Foam concentrate is the: - raw foam liquid in its storage container. Which is true regarding Class A foam? - It can be lethal to fish. Water absorbent polymers used in the same manner as Class A foam are: - gelling agents. Fire gels work by: - entrapping water instead of air. For structure protection, the application rate for gel agents is - 2- A (blank) depends on an external water source to provide the water. - Dry Standpipe System When supplying automatic sprinkler systems, pressure should be built up slowly to (blank) psi at the fire department connection. - 150

Pump discharge pressures should not exceed (blank) psi unless the standpipe system has been designed to withstand higher pressures. - 185 NFPA 13, recommends pressure-regulating valves to be installed on standpipe risers where static pressures exceed: - 175 psi.