Under River Rail Ops Flashcards
(22 cards)
What is the primary method to move non ambulatory patients and equipment in an under river tube ?
Rail carts
List the priority order of patient removal
- Ambulatory
- Non-ambulatory RED
- Non-ambulatory YELLOW
- Disentanglement / Extrication RED
- Disentanglement / Extrication YELLOW
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Due to construction features, what tunnel would be the most susceptible to flooding if damaged?
The 63rd St tunnel.
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2.3
Out of all the under river tunnels used name the three that are the only ones that have “Crossovers” to access the different tubes within the tunnel.
- 63rd Street tunnel (bet Manhattan and Queens)
- Lexington Ave. Tunnel (Bet. Manhattan and Bronx)
- 161st St. Tunnel (Bet. Manhattan and Bronx)
The emergency exits are opened with what two keys?
The Triangle Key & Billy Bar
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2.5.1
EED or Emergency Evacuation Devices are located where?
EED’s are located:
- At both ends of each under river tube at the base of the emergency exits.
-At the 1st blue light south of the station on the southbound track.
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2.7.2
For Operation inside under river tube, what company would be a logical choice as a “Recon Unit”?
A Rescue or Squad Company Re: 1 Metering capability 2 1 Hour SCBA 3 Knowledge os structural issues FFP URROps 6.1.1
T/F
All under river standpipes in the NYCT system are wet?
TRUE
2.7.1
T/F
Standpipes are city-main fed. There are no pumps to augment pressure.
TRUE
2.7.1
T/F
Siameses are usually located at the emergency exits closest to the river. In all cases, check the sign attached to the siamese to ensure that the correct system is supplied.
TRUE
2.7.1
2 1/2” outlets are located every ___feet throughout under river tubes.
200 feet
2.7.1
Section Valves are located approximately___feet apart.
600 feet apart
2.7.1
T/F
Sound powered phone jacks are located at standpipe outlets (200’ apart)
(exception Joralemon Tube)
TRUE
2.7.1
20 lb dry chemical extinguishers are located at_______ approximately every___feet.
Power removal boxes
every 600 feet
2.7.2
T/F
Tubes are cylindrical in shape?
TRUE
2.2.1
T/F
Tube walls are between 2- 2 1/2 feet thick?
TRUE
2.2.1
T/F
Most tubes were bored into solid bedrock but a few tubes run through composites of clay, sand and silt?
TRUE
2.2.1
T/F
Most tubes are between 14’&19 wide, which is only wide enough to contain 1 track.
TRUE
2.2.1
T/F
Most tubes have no access to the adjacent tube throughout the underwater areas.
TRUE
T/F
Under river tubes are narrower than under river tunnels
TRUE
Distances vary from___ to___mile(s)
650 feet to 1 mile
T/F
The only openings for air flow are at the ends of thee tube.
TRUE