Evolutions Flashcards
Back stretch is defined as
Pumper reaches fire before hydrant w/FF removing enough hose to reach fire. Pumper proceeds to hydrant playing out hose w/1 FF riding on rear step clearing hose
Evolution 1
If 3 members each pull off 3 folds of hose for a backstretch, where does each FF stretch
1st FF stretches about 15’ from rig and slightly in the direction of stretch, 2nd FF directly to rear, & 3rd FF lays 3 folds slightly away from direction of stretch
Evolution 1
What shall be given priority- Supply booster water upon Officer’s orders or hooking up in-line supply line
Depending on staffing, the initial HL stretch will be controlled by either _ or _ until relieved by _.
Booster upon Officer’s orders
Door FF (5 FF Eng) or ECC (4 FF Eng); Control FF (Hydrant FF (relieves) Evolution 1A
5 FF Eng who has the duty of connecting the 3 1/2” supply hose to the 4 1/2” outlet of the hydrant during ILP ops
A. Noz C. Control
B. BU D. Door
C Evolution 1A Figure 3.
BU/Door will initially key hydrant and pull sufficient 3 1/2” hose, then mount pumper’s backstep & use signal buzzer. Control checks hydrant then maintains keyed 3 1/2” and connects 3 1/2” to 4 1/2” outlet
ILP correct:
A. Hydrant selected must be on 8” or larger main
B. Initial supply line must be at least 2 1/2”
C. Intake pressure dropping below 15 psi, pump operator shall have his intake supply augmented
D. No more than 5 lengths of hose in initial supply line
C Evolution 1A
ILP stretch where the pumper reaches the hydrant before the fire, what is the position in a 4 FF Eng that is responsible for keying the hydrant?
A. Noz C. Control
B. BU D. Door
B Evolution 1A
T/F ECC should leave gated inlet closed while opening drain to gated inlet, allowing air in 3 1/2” supply line to exhaust. Once good water flow ECC shall close drain, then slowly open 3” inlet gate fully, then prime pumps & begin 1st HL
True Evolution 1A
Must the Hydrant FF connect a 2 1/2” gate to hydrant 2 1/2” outlet
Once the pumper stops at operating position, who breaks 3 1/2” supply line & connects it to 3” gated inlet on pump panel side
If time permits
ECC who then notifies Hydrant FF (Control FF) to start water
Evolution 1A
Hydrant selected for ILP must be on a _” or larger main. During water alert can ILP be used
ILP- Generally, max # of lengths of 3 1/2” supply line stretched by hand
6” or larger; NOT unless absolutely necessary
Three lengths or less
Evolution 1A
In-line pumping correct information
A. Hydrant must be on a 12” or larger main
B. During Water Alert, ILP shall not be used
C. There shall not be more than 6 lengths of hose in the initial supply line
D. When intake pressure drops below 5 psi, the pump operator shall have his intake supply augmented
C
A) 6” or larger
B) During Water Alert, in-line pumping shall not be used UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
D) 15 psi
Evolution 1A
ILP stretch
After hydrant is deemed serviceable, which FF keys the hydrant by pulling sufficient 3 1/2” hose from bed.
Pumper reaches hydrant before fire
Hose FF (BU or Door FF depending on 4/5 FF Eng). He then mounts pumper's backstep & uses signal buzzer. Afterwards, the Control FF will maintain the key on the 3 1/2" and connect it to the 4 1/2" on the hydrant Evolution 1A
Drafting: Incorrect?
A. Connection in the suction line must be air tight
B. The strainer end should, if possible, be parallel with and well below the surface of water
C. All connections and knots of the suction assembly are made before connecting to the inlet side of the pumper
D. The preferred method of securing the suction is to tie it off to a substantial part of the pier bulkhead
D. The preferred method is to tie off to a substantial part of the pumper
Evolution 6
The Officer or ECC of Operating pumper upon finding no viable water source shall _
If water relay is necessary what hydrant connections are connected from hydrant to supply pumper
Transmit 10-70 via Dept radio & HT
10’ or 35’ Hydrant connection
Evolution 8
T/F Water relay- both pumpers will always be in volume position.
False- Standpipe ops where head pressure needs to be overcome. Supply pumper remains in Volume & Operating pumper in Pressure position Evolution 8
Idle pressure on pump pressure gauge will be equal to intake pressure from relay plus pressure the rig idles at in volume (55 psi). In most cases in relay with both rigs in volume, this number will be around _
150-175 psi (intake of relay approximately 100 psi plus volume psi 55) Evolution 8
An Officer of the 1st arriving Eng transmits 10-70 via Dept radio. What pumper on the initial alarm is designated as the Water Resource Unit
A. Engine giving the 10-70
B. Next arriving Eng upon hearing the signal
C. 2nd Eng as per alarm assgmt card
D. 3rd arriving Eng
B Evolution 8
Relay procedure should accommodate two 2 1/2” HL without intake pressure gauge dropping below _
15 psi on Operating pumper. If below 15 psi, the Operating Pumper ECC should request Supply pumper increase throttle on PPG in 10 psi increments as needed
Evolution 8
Water Relay: Supply pumper’s intake pressure drops below 15 psi- who should the ECC of this pumper notify that the hydrant’s supply limit has been reached?
A. Operating ECC & Water Resource Unit Off
B. Supply pumper Off & IC
C. Operating pumper ECC & IC
D. Operating pumper Off & IC
C Evolution 8
If Supply Pumpers Intake Pressure gauge drops below _ psi, the Supply Pumper ECC should contact the _ & _ to inform of hydrant supply limit being reached
15 psi
Operating Pumper ECC & IC
Evolution 8
T/F If possible, it’s better to set up a relay operation before supplying handlines
True Evolution 8
Pressure on the pump pressure gauge will be equal to the Intake pressure from hydrant plus the pressure the pumps idle at in Volume (about _ psi) or in Pressure position (_ psi). In most cases if rig is in volume _ psi
Intake pressure from hydrant plus the pressure the pumps idle at in Volume (about 55 psi) or in Pressure position (110 psi). In most cases if rig is in volume 100-125 psi
Evolution 8
Water relay operation, if Supply Pumper’s intake pressure drops below 15 psi who should ECC of this pumper notify that the hydrant’s supply limit has been reached
A. Operating pumper ECC & Water Resource Off
B. Supply Pumper Off & IC
C. Operating pumper ECC & IC
D. Operating pumper Off & IC
C Evolution 8: 3.13
ECCs must check initial intake pressure in static prior to starting water during ILP & anticipated when initial intake pressure low (- PSI), residual pressure may not be capable of safely retaining 2 HL’s.
30-40 psi…Augmentation should be anticipated
Evolution 8
Water relay- necessary 3 1/2 lengths stretched from a 3” outlet of supply pumper to operating pumpers _
3” gated inlet on pump panel side of pumper
Evolution 8