5 Principles Of Water Flashcards

1
Q

Water can extinguish fire and soul ways it can cool or absorbency from the fire as well as

A

Smother oxygen from fire

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2
Q

What extinguishing principal may also occur when water converts to steam was in a closed space

A

Smothering

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3
Q

True false water has greater he absorbing capacity than other common extinguishing agents

A

True

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4
Q

What are converted to steam occupies approximately how many times its original volume

A

1700 times

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5
Q

How much does water weigh per gallon

A

8.3 pounds

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6
Q

Simple measure of weight usually expressed in pounds or kilograms

A

Force

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7
Q

The speed of fluid travels through hose or pipe is often referred to as

A

Velocity

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8
Q

The first principle is, pressure is perpendicular to

A

Any surface on which it acts

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9
Q

Second principal, Fluid pressure at a point in the fluid at rest is the same intensity

A

In all directions, otherwise used in hydrostatic testing.

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10
Q

Third principle, pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted

A

equally in all directions

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11
Q

the fourth principal, Pressure of a liquid in an open vessel is proportional to

A

its depth

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12
Q

the fifth principal, Pressure of the liquid and an open vessel is proportionate to the

A

density of the liquid

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13
Q

Sixth principle, the pressure of a liquid at the bottom of the vessel is independent of

A

the shape of the vessel

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14
Q

Atmospheric pressure is what at sea level

A

14.7 psi

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15
Q

Any pressure less than atmospheric

A

Vacuum

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16
Q

For every foot increase in elevation how many PSI is gained

A

0.434 psi

17
Q

To convert head in feet to head pressure you must divide the number of feet by

A

2.304

18
Q

Pressure found a new water distribution system during normal consumption demands is considered what

A

normal operating pressure

19
Q

All water is flowing from a discharge opening the Ford velocity pressure is considered what

A

flow pressure

20
Q

What is used to measure the forward velocity of flow pressure

A

Pitot gauge

21
Q

Gain or loss of pressure in a hose line due to change in elevation, a.k.a. elevation loss

A

Elevation pressure

22
Q

Loss of pressure created by the turbulence of water moving against the interior walls of the hose or pipe

A

Friction loss

23
Q

Older hose may have great affection loss than newer because

A

Older hose is not as smooth on the inside as new or hose

24
Q

The first friction loss principle states if all of the conditions are the same friction loss varies directly with

A

The length of hose or pipe

25
Q

Second principle of friction loss states when hose are the same size friction loss varies approximately with

A

The square of the increase in velocity of the flow

26
Q

Force created by rapid deceleration of water, causes violent increase in pressure powerful enough to rupture piping or damage fixtures

A

Waterhammer

27
Q

Water supply system that utilizes lateral feeders for improved distribution

A

Grid system

28
Q

Part of an overall water supply system that receives the water from the pumping station and delivers it throughout the area to be served

A

Distribution system

29
Q

Fire hydrant that receives water from only One Direction is known as

A

A dead end hydrant

30
Q

When a fire hydrant receives water from two or more directions it is said to have

A

Circulating feed or a looped line

31
Q

Average amount of water used per day on the total amount of water used any water distribution system over the period of one year

A

The average daily consumption

32
Q

Maximum total amount of water used during any 24 hour interval within a three-year period

A

Maximum daily consumption

33
Q

Maximum amount of water used in any one hour interval over the course of the day

A

Peak hourly consumption

34
Q

What is considered to be virtually what

A

Incompressible