Book 29 Truck Manual Flashcards
(131 cards)
Effective ventilation will accomplish four main objectives:
Save lives
Assist in firefighter access
Control horizontal spread of fire
Reduce the possibility of back draft or flash over
If the heat, smoke, and fire gases are not released, they will accumulate at the highest point of the structure and begin to bank down and spread laterally. This process is generally known as ______________
Mushrooming
The key to safe and effective roof ventilation is the knowledge of _____________________
Rafter type and rafter direction
On roofs sheathed with plywood, the “Head Cut” is made __________ to rafters
Perpendicular
single cut made through the roof decking, the same width as the chain saw blade
Kerf cut
Since the plywood normally used is 4’ x 8’ in size, a nailing block will usually be found every __ feet.
4
A ____________is a small triangular piece of roof covering (composition), which is removed from the roof to expose the roof sheathing.Used to determine ?
Plug Cut
Sheathing type and composition thickness
A _____________ is a light cut of the roof covering, usually composition only. It is used to facilitate the removal of multiple layers of roofing material (composition).
Score cut
A skim cut is a light cut made with the chain saw, cutting through the __________ and _______________
Roof covering and plywood sheathing
turbine-style ventilator is about _____ more effective when the turbine is spinning
30%
In a 45 Degree inspection hole When the saw makes contact with a rafter, roll over the rafter and continue the cut for approximately _______________
6 to 10 inches
The chain saw operator should cut a minimum of ______ dice cuts before the puller begins removing sheathing.
3
Cut ________ inches inside of the purlins to avoid hitting metal hangers.
4 to 6
conventional construction will utilize a minimum of ________ (and up to mill/timber construction).
2”x 4”s
A frame configuration of conventional construction, Rafters are usually ______ inches or larger and are usually ______ to ______ “on-center.”
AND up to ______ For “ steep pitched roofs”
2”x 6”
16” to 24”
36”
Metal gusset plates , The most common are ___ gauge steel plates with prongs that produce _____ inch penetration.
18; 3/8”
Eighteen- gauge “roof truss clips” may be found nailed to the bottom chord spaced ____ to ______ and top plate of interior walls
3 to 5 trusses
Newer roofs use _______ inch plywood as a decking instead of 1 x 4 inch or 1 x 6 inch space sheathing
3/8” or 1/2”
Bridge truss roofs are found on various types and sizes of commercial buildings primarily constructed during the _______________. Wooden truss members are built from ________inch lumber
1930s and 1940s ; 2” x 12 “
Straight sheathing was utilized prior to _____, and _______ sheathing was utilized after 1933.
1933; diagonal
With tied truss arch roofs, Tie rods are usually ______ in diameter, with turnbuckles are used below each arch member to ensure the arches do not push the exterior walls outward
5/8”
Wooden I Beam , may be constructed from _____ inch plywood or “chip-board” of the same thickness.
3/8”
In open web construction, The steel tube web members are prefabricated from ________ cold rolled steel tubing with the ends pressed flat into a semicircular shape with a hole punched through the end
1” to 2”
Open web bar joists, Top and bottom chords are usually made from ____ steel and web supports are solid ______ inch steel bar
1/8” ; 5/8”