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Worldwide Safety Services Fire Extinguisher Training D 1

Objectives Understand the combustion process and different fire classes. Understand d fire extinguisher i types, operating procedures, capabilities, and limitations. Understand basic firefighting concepts: R.A.C.E. RACE P.A.S.S. 2

The Combustion Process THE FIRE TETRAHEDRON FUEL TEMPERATURE 3

Fire Classes A Trash Wood Paper wood cloth energized paper electrical rubber equipment many plastics B Liquids Grease gasoline oil grease tar oil-based paint lacquer flammable gases COMBUSTIBLE D METALS magnesium sodium potassium titanium zirconium other flammable metals 4

Fire Classes (cont.) CLASS K FIRES K Cooking Media Recently recognized by NFPA 10. Fires involving combustible vegetable or animal nonsaturated cooking fats in commercial cooking equipment. 5

Fire Extinguisher Anatomy DISCHARGE LEVER DISCHARGE LOCKING PIN AND SEAL PRESSURE GAUGE (not found on CO 2 extinguishers) CARRYING HANDLE DISCHARGE HOSE DATA PLATE DISCHARGE NOZZLE BODY DISCHARGE ORIFICE 6

Fire Extinguisher Ratings NUMERAL FIRE CLASS RANGE A Trash Wood Paper DIRECT INDEX OF THE SIZE FIRE THE QUANTITY OF AGENT CAN HANDLE 1-A Athru40 40-A INDICATION OF THE SQUARE FOOT AREA OF FLAMMABLE LIQUID THE EXTINGUISHER WILL HANDLE B Liquids Grease 1-B thru 640-B NO NUMERAL IS USED BECAUSE THERE ARE NO DEGREES OF SAFETY WHERE ELECTRICITY IS CONCERNED C Electrical Equipment N/A NOT APPLICABLE BECAUSE OF THE SPECIALIZED NATURE OF THE BURNING MATERIAL COMBUSTIBLE D N/A METALS K Cooking Media DIRECT INDEX OF THE SIZE FIRE THE QUANTITY OF AGENT CAN HANDLE 1-A:C:K or 2-A:C:K 7

Fire Extinguisher Applications FIRE CLASS EFFECTIVE EXTINGUISHER TYPES A Trash Wood Paper PRESSURIZED WATER, MULTIPURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL, LARGER SIZE HALON, WET CHEMICAL B Liquids Grease MULTIPURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL, CARBON DIOXIDE, HALON C Electrical Equipment MULTIPURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL, CARBON DIOXIDE, HALON, WET CHEMICAL COMBUSTIBLE D METALS K Cooking Media COMBUSTIBLE METAL WET CHEMICAL 8

Fire Extinguisher Types PRESSURIZED WATER Class A fires only. A Trash Wood Paper A Trash Wood Paper 2.5 gal. water at 150-175 psi (up to 1 minute discharge time). B Liquids Grease Has pressure gauge to allow visual B Liquids Grease capacity check. 30-40 ft. maximum effective range. Can be started and stopped as necessary. Extinguishes by cooling burning material below the ignition point. 9

Fire Extinguisher Types (cont.) CARBON DIOXIDE (CO 2 ) A Trash Wood Paper A Trash Wood Paper Class B or C fires. 2.5-100 lb. of CO 2 gas at 150-200 psi (8-30 seconds discharge time). Has gauge-- B NO pressure Liquids Grease B Liquids Grease capacity verified by weight. 3-8 ft. maximum effective range. Extinguishes by smothering burning materials. Effectiveness decreases as temperature of burning material increases. 10

Fire Extinguisher Types (cont.) MULTIPURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL A Trash Wood Paper A Trash Wood Paper B Liquids Grease B Liquids Grease Class A, B, or C fires. 2.5-20 lb. dry chemical (ammonium phosphate) pressurized to 50-200 psi by nitrogen gas (8-25 seconds discharge time). Has pressure gauge to allow visual capacity check. 5-20 ft. maximum effective range. Extinguishes by smothering burning materials. 11

Fire Extinguisher Types (cont.) HALON Class A, B, or C fires (smaller sizes ineffective against Class A ). 9-17 lb. Halon 1211 (pressurized A A Trash Trash Wood Wood Paper Paper liquid) released as vapor (8-18 seconds discharge time). B Liquids Grease B Liquids Grease Has pressure gauge to allow visual capacity check. 9-16 ft. maximum effective range. Works best in confined area--ideal for electronics fire due to lack of residue. Extinguishes i by smothering burning materials. Fumes toxic if inhaled. Halon is ozone depleting chemical-- production halted in Jan 94. 12

Fire Extinguisher Types (cont.) COMBUSTIBLE METAL COMBUSTIBLE D Class D combustible metal fires only. 30 lb. pressurized dry powder optimized for specific combustible metal (also available in bulk containers for hand scooping onto fire to extinguish). 6-8 ft. maximum effective range. To activate, must first open nitrogen cylinder on back to pressurize body. Extinguishes by smothering burning materials. METALS 13

Fire Extinguisher Types (cont.) WET CHEMICAL A Trash Wood Paper A Trash Wood Paper K Cooking Media Class A, C, and K fires. 1.5 gal. of stored pressure PRX wet chemical extinguishing agent (40 sec. discharge time). 10-12 ft. maximum effective range. On Class K fires, don t use until after fixed extinguishing system has activated. Extinguishes by cooling and forming foam blanket to prevent reignition. 14

Fire Extinguisher Summary EXTINGUISHER TYPE WORKS BY EFFECTIVE AGAINST PRESSURIZED WATER CARBON DIOXIDE MULTIPURPOSE DRY CHEMICAL HALON COMBUSTIBLE METAL COOLING SMOTHERING SMOTHERING SMOTHERING SMOTHERING D WET CHEMICAL COOLING/ SMOTHERING 15

Fire Emergency Response R Rescue A Alarm C Contain E Extinguish 16

Firefighting Decision Criteria Know department emergency procedures and evacuation routes. Know locations of extinguishers in your area and how to use them. Always sound the alarm regardless of fire size. Avoid smoky conditions. Ensure area is evacuated. Don t attempt to fight unless: Alarm is sounded. Fire is small and contained. You have safe egress route (can be reached without t exposure to fire). Available extinguishers are rated for size and type of fire. If in doubt, evacuate! 17

Fighting the Fire P Pull the pin A S Aim low at the base of flames Squeeze the handle S Sweep side to side 18

Summary Combustion process (Fire Tetrahedron). Class A, B, C, D, K fires. Types of portable fire extinguishers: Operating procedures. Capabilities and limitations. Basic firefighting concepts: R.A.C.E. P.A.S.S. 19