Fire Extinguishers Industrial / Home. Objectives Identify the classification of types of fire as they relate to the use of portable extinguishers Identify.

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Fire Extinguishers Industrial / Home

Objectives Identify the classification of types of fire as they relate to the use of portable extinguishers Identify the appropriate extinguishers and the application procedures for the various classes Extinguish Class A fires using the appropriate extinguisher

Classes of fires Class A fire = Ordinary combustibles Class B fire = Petroleum base Class C fire = Electrical Class D fire = Combustible metal

Fire Triangle Heat Fuel Oxygen Chemical Reaction

6 Types Of Extinguishers

Water Extinguishers Pump tank / stored pressure Reduces temperature

Foam extinguisher Use on class A&B fires Smothering and cooling

Halon B&C Fires Interrupts chemical chain reaction

Carbon Dioxide Gas stored under pressure B&C fires Displaces oxygen

Dry chemical Multi-purpose A,B,C, fires

Dry powder Combustible metals Titanium Magnesium

Labeling of fire extinguishers A TRIANGLE B SQUARE C CIRCLE D STAR

Fire extinguisher operation P = PULL PIN A = AIM NOZZLE S = SQUEEZE HANDLE S = SWEEP AT BASE OF FIRE

Methods of application