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Marriage, halligan and axe |
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Fire Hydrant Ball Valve
Always make sure this is shut before turning on hydrant |
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Long Diameter Hose (LDH) or Overland
Is typically connected to the truck tank and hydrant, on Pierre's fire department our LDH's are 5 inches |
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Hydrant wrench with spanner |
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Play Pipe
Used outside or when not going interior because fire is too advanced |
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Monitor
Placed on the ground and provides water without being held, used on advanced fires, also known as a type of master stream |
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Spanner
Assists with opening and closing couplings |
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Drafting Hose or Hard Suction Hose
Used for transport of water from a tank, pumper, or body of water |
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Foam Eductor
Not used often on Pierre's firefighting since we have engines that have pump foam which comes directly from the truck |
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Wye or Gated Wye
Permits complete flow control when a hose line needs to be split into two lines or when two lines are combined into one hose line
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Restrictors on Adaptors
Hooks a smaller hose to a larger hose, and increases pressure and velocity |
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Flat loads on Split Load Hose Bed
This is what Pierre's fire department usually has for hose beds |
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Pike Pole
Can be used to pull down ceilings, break windows, and more. |
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Siamese or Siamese Clapper Valve
Combines multiple lines into one line, permit supply hose lines to be laid parallel to supply a pumper or high-output device
has a center clapper or two or three clappered inlets used to control the flow of the inlet streams into the single outlet stream
Used when LDH is unable to control friction loss in exceptionally long hose lays or those that carry a large flow |
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Speedlay or Attack Line
Can be used as a supply line for larger fires on Pierre Fire these are usually 2 1/2" |
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Siamese or Siamese Clapper Valve
Combines multiple lines into one line, permit supply hose lines to be laid parallel to supply a pumper or high-output device
Have either a central clapper valve or two clapper valves that control the flow of the inlet streams into the single outlet stream
Used when LDH is unable to overcome friction loss in exceptionally long hose lays or those that carry a large flow |
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A. High rise pack hose line, usually 1 1/2" on Pierre Fire
B. High rise pack containing tools
C. Standpipe key used to turn on standpipes in a building to release water flow |
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Match = end to - to make turning easier |
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Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC) |
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Deck Gun
Used on large fires and known as a type of master stream |
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Tanker
Aerial firefighting |
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Tender
Can unload water out the back end faster than a hose, typically used in wildland |
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