Advanced_DC Flashcards

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What is the prerequisite for 307 Advanced DC?

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306 Basic Damage Control.

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What references support 307 Advanced DC?

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NSTM 555 rev 17 and NSTM 079 rev.

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What is required to test out of 307?

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Completion of PQS, divisional TPO signature, and a written test.

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What is the ESP and what is it used for?

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Electrical Submersible Pump; centrifugal pump to dewater compartments; can pump other liquids.

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What is ESP rated capacity?

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140 GPM at 70 ft head; zero at 90 ft head.

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What is ESP suction lift limit?

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20 ft max suction lift.

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What power does ESP require and who may operate it?

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440V; electricians only.

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What cable lengths are provided with ESP?

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45 ft power-to-control box; 30 ft control box-to-pump.

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What are portable eductors and how do they work?

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Jet-type pumps; firemain flow creates suction at inlet.

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What are the specs of an S-type eductor?

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265 GPM, 1?-in supply, 2?-in discharge, has foot valve/strainer.

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What are the specs of a Peri-Jet eductor?

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530 GPM, 2?-in supply, 4-in discharge, passes small debris, no strainer.

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What are the specs of a Derbyshire eductor?

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1?-in supply, 2?-in discharge, has foot valve, usable with many fluids.

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What are the two installed drainage systems?

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Main drainage and secondary drainage.

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Where are Essex’s main drainage eductors?

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7 total: 1&2 FWD JP-5, 3–5 FWD MMR, 6–7 AFT MMR.

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How many secondary drainage eductors on Essex?

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22 total, serving outlying spaces.

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What is required to operate installed eductors?

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Align per EOSS and get EDO permission.

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What is the P-100 and what is it used for?

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Diesel-driven portable pump for firefighting/limited dewatering.

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What fuels does the P-100 use?

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JP-5 (preferred) or F-76.

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What is the capacity of the P-100?

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100 GPM at 83 PSI with 20-ft suction lift.

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What are P-100 specs?

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164 lb (2-man lift), ~2.75 hr op with 1.45 gal fuel, recoil start, discharge valve.

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How many P-100s onboard Essex?

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Five on main and upper vehicle deck.

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Can P-100 be used with portable eductors?

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Yes, for dewatering.

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What is shoring?

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Supports structures to prevent failure until permanent repairs.

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What are metal shoring sizes/strengths?

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3–5 ft: 20k lb collapsed, 12k extended. 6–11 ft: 20k collapsed, 6k extended.

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What are advantages of metal shoring?
Fireproof, prefabricated, strong, compact, adjustable, vertical use.
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Where is metal shoring located?
Frames 48, 50, 69, 72, 123S/102P, 85, 1, 55, 82.
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Can metal shoring be welded?
Yes, with CO permission.
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What woods are preferred?
Douglas fir, yellow pine; hemlock/spruce acceptable but weaker.
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What sizes of wood shoring exist?
4x4 or 6x6.
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Where is wood shoring stored?
Frames 34, 48, 68.
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How is wood shoring measured?
With folding rule, steel tape, or batten.
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What are the two main shoring configs?
I-type direct pressure, strongest; K-type angled.
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What are shoring watch requirements?
Helmet, boots, comms, 2 mauls; ensures shoring doesn’t slip; metal shoring watch until welded.
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What tools are used for shoring?
Mauls, saws, hammers, axes, chisels, battens, carpenter’s square.
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What is EWARP and its limits?
Emergency Water Activated Repair Patch; 20s soak, 30 min cure; not for fuel/potable; up to 150 PSI.
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What are soft patches for?
Low-pressure up to 150 PSI.
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What is Jubilee patch rating?
Up to 294 PSI, multiple sizes, usable without securing system.
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What is Banding patch rating?
Up to 150 PSI, PPE required.
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What are rupture types?
Simple, Elbow, Severed, Compound.
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How many repair lockers on Essex?
10, each with AOR.
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What kit bags are in repair lockers?
Pipe patching, plugging, desmoking, banding, dewatering, comms, PECU, firefighting access.
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What is in the pipe patching kit?
Tools, plugs, wedges, for low-pressure repair.
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What is in the plugging kit?
Softwood plugs, wedges, oakum, insertion tools.
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What is in the desmoking kit?
Ram Fan 2000 CFM firemain grounded, Box Fan 3200 CFM electric.
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What is in the banding kit?
Banding tool, ?-in buckles, 100-ft strapping, gloves, hammer, chain wrenches, strongbacks.
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What is in the dewatering kit?
ESP, cords, eductors, hoses, adapters, spanners; larger gear outside locker.
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What is in the emergency comms kit?
Gear to rig comms between DCC, DCRS, lockers, scene, etc.
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What is in the PECU kit?
All exothermic cutting gear.
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What is in the firefighting access kit?
Applicator, axe, Halligan, bolt cutter, AFFF eductor/cans, hoses, nozzles, hoist.
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What must be done during casualty plotting?
Events tracked by locker & DCC; used as record after casualty.
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What are 3 plotting methods?
Box, line, column.
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What must be included in each plot?
Time of event.
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What is SAR/SCBA used for?
Grade D air for hazardous/IDLH entry.
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What does PASP include?
One 4500-psi cylinder, manifold, regulators, gauges, ~51 lb, supports 4 SCBA, ~60 min air.
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What does RASP include?
Two 4500-psi cylinders, ~45 lb, 30-year life, 60 min air.
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What sounding tapes are used?
50 ft and 75 ft (preferred).
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How to take soundings?
Lower plumb bob, retrieve slowly, check for water; repeat 3x.
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What signs in sounding indicate issues?
Water = flooding, air sucked = fire, air blowing = secondary flooding.