| heel | | 3 types of control valves:ball, rotary, _________. |
| foam | | the C in the acronym CNG |
| combustible | | sides of wildland fires |
| booster | | ________-based fuels float on water. |
| TZO | | type of device that operates at high flow rates and results in large amounts of friction loss. |
| storz | | boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion |
| slide | | used to determine cargo |
| flammable | | the side opposite the head of a wildland fire. |
| flanks | | line used for small exterior fires. |
| straight | | liquids that have flashpoints above 100*F. |
| water | | a type of coolong agent |
| wye | | liquids that have flashpoints below 100*F |
| aerial | | natural gas is mostly made up of ____________. |
| methane | | type stream used if effective ventilation is delayed or not large enough. |
| hydrocarbons | | fuels physically seperated from the grounds surface. |
| bleve | | hose laid from the fire to the water source. |
| placard | | used to make 2 smaller attack lines off one attack line. |
| direct | | hose laid from the water source to the fire. |
| petroleum | | type of attack used at the base of the fire |
| compressed | | term used to describe sexless couplings. |
| masterstream | | the preferred method to control flammable liquid fires. |
| forward | | liquids that do not mix with water. |
| Reverse | | 3 types of patterns in fire attack. ABBR |