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TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

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<strong>TRAINEE</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong> A-950-0001<br />

OUTLINE SHEET 1-15-1 (continued)<br />

(b) Potassium bicarbonate (PKP) dry chemical<br />

(c) Water<br />

1 Extinguishes by ____________ the chemical<br />

reaction (as depicted by the fire tetrahedron).<br />

2 Most effective on small fires.<br />

3 WARNING: Does NOT prevent reflash.<br />

1 Water fog (narrow-angle fog pattern)--Very<br />

effective for firefighting; however, must be<br />

applied directly to the area to be cooled.<br />

2 Straight stream--Ineffective for extinguishing<br />

class "B" fires.<br />

(d) Halon 1301<br />

1 Colorless, odorless ____________.<br />

2 Extinguishes fire by interrupting chemical chain<br />

reaction (as depicted by the fire tetrahedron).<br />

3 WARNING: Does NOT prevent reflash.<br />

(e) CO2--Characteristics same as before.<br />

(f) Aqueous potassium carbonate (APC)<br />

1 Used in the ship's galley to extinguish burning<br />

____________ ____________ and ____________.<br />

2 A soap-like solution.<br />

3 ____________ the fire.<br />

4 Prevents reflash.<br />

(g) Secure fuel source<br />

d. Class Charlie fire<br />

1 Securing the fuel source is the most important<br />

step in controlling a gas fire.<br />

2 WARNING: Do NOT extinguish a gas fire with<br />

extinguishing agents unless the leak is small and<br />

the source can be quickly secured. If the fire<br />

is extinguished without securing the source, the<br />

unburned accumulated gasses could explode.<br />

(1) Involves ____________ equipment.<br />

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