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UNIT 5: WATER SUPPLY, FIXED FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, AND SALVAGE. OBJECTIVES. The students will:. Identify the principles of water supply and tactics for establishing water supplies using municipal sources, static sources, and portable sources.
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UNIT 5: WATER SUPPLY, FIXED FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS, AND SALVAGE
OBJECTIVES The students will: • Identify the principles of water supply and tactics for establishing water supplies using municipal sources, static sources, and portable sources. • Identify the principles and tactics to achieve salvage. • Explain the correct procedures and select the appropriate size hoselines for attaching to a fire department connection.
OBJECTIVES (cont'd) • Describe the procedures for deployment of a hoseline from a standpipe system. • Using the command sequence cycle, develop a water supply action plan based on the incident presented. • Using the command sequence cycle, develop a salvage action plan based on the incident presented.
DEFINITION OF WATER SUPPLY The tactical operation of providing sufficient water to meet needed fire flows at fire incidents.
PRINCIPLE OF WATER SUPPLY Develop water supply adequate to support all fireground operations.
Pump Gravity Source Water Tower City Pump MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY
MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEMS • Know quantity of water available. • Flow is determined at low demand times.
Water Distribution DEAD END MAINS LOOP SYSTEM
MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM Select size and number of supply lines
600 ft. 10 psi Residual 65 psi Hose Size 2-1/2" 3" 3-1/2" 4" 5" gpm flowing 210 330 520 670 1,250 Source: Fire Stream Management Handbook, p. 16. FLOW WITH INCREASED HOSE DIAMETER
STATIC WATER SYSTEMS • Preplan to locate sources • Use relay pumping
700 feet 2-1/2"Hose 1,200 feet 5"Hose RELAYING WATER
PORTABLE WATER SOURCES • Tanker/Tender effectiveness • Tanker/Tender delivery rate
TANKER/TENDER DELIVERY CYCLE The time it takes a tanker/tender to set up, dump the water, travel to the fill site, fill up, and return to the dump site.
2500 Gallons 20 Minutes 2,500 Gallon Tanker/Tender TDR = 125 Gallons Minute = 20 Minutes To Dump, Travel, Fill, Travel Back TANKER/TENDER DELIVERY RATE
SETTING UP FILL AND DUMP SITES • Locate for best access • Avoid backing up • Assign water supply officer
WATER SUPPLY COORDINATION • Find out required fire flow from Incident Commander (IC). • Coordinate with end users to assure adequate supply for all tactics.
SIZEUP REPORT OF FIREGROUND CONDITIONS • Initial report To be given immediately upon arrival on location • Exact location and conditions as observed • – Nothing showing • – Size of structure--stories and dimensions--type of construction--occupied or vacant • – Smoke/Fire--location and density • – Status of occupants--if known • – Exposures--Sides A, B, C, D, or other • – Engine __ is establishing ___ Street Command.
SIZEUP REPORT OF FIREGROUND CONDITIONS (cont'd) • Subsequent report Information not immediately reported and/or information developed upon investigation. To be given ASAP or within 5 minutes. • Progress report To be given by the IC every 10 minutes until fire is under control.
COMMAND SEQUENCE WATER SUPPLY ACTION PLAN Command Sequence # 7 125 18th Street
Side A Walk-around 125 18th St. Command Sequence # 7 N Side D Four-story, 60' x 80', ordinary construction. Occupancy is a clothing distributor. All occupants have been removed. Building is not sprinklered.
Walk-around 125 18th St. Command Sequence # 7 Side B Side A Sides A and B
Side B Walkway Side C Walk-around 125 18th St. Command Sequence # 7
Side C Side B Exposure C1 Walkway Side C Walk-around 125 18th St. Command Sequence # 7 Sides B and C
Side D Side C Walk-around 125 18th St. Command Sequence # 7 Sides C and D
Side D Side A Walk-around 125 18th St. Command Sequence # 7 Sides A and D
COMMAND SEQUENCE # 7 1ST ALARM RESOURCES • Engine 1 • Engine 2 • Engine 3 • Truck 1 • Squad 1 • Battalion Chief 1 • – All companies staffed with four firefighters • – Battalion Chief 1: 30-minute response
N 125 18th Street Command Sequence # 7 Side A Thursday 4PM Wind 10 MPH Out of the South Temperature 9°F Heavy fire two windows, second floor, Side A. Medium smoke upper floors. All occupants have been removed. Building is not sprinklered.
N Reception Area Breezeway To 1st Floor Side C Parking Side D Side B Stair and Elevator Shaft Side A 125 18th St.
WHAT IS THE SITUATION?(SIZEUP) Sizeup report example: • On location at 125 18th Street, four-story building, 60' x 80', ordinary construction, occupied as a clothing distributor. • Heavy fire and smoke two windows, second floor Side A, medium smoke upper floors. • All occupants have been removed. • Exposure Side C is an attached walkway, no other immediate exposures. • Engine 1 is establishing 18th Street Command.
WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED?INCIDENT OBJECTIVES Contain and control fire to room/ building of origin.
WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE?INCIDENT STRATEGY(IES) • Exposure protection • Confinement/Extinguishment • Ventilation • Salvage
HOW ARE YOU GOING TO DO IT?INCIDENT TACTICS • Exposure protection – Deploy large diameter hoseline support for water supply – Deploy one 1-3/4-inch hoseline to Side A third floor for exposure protection • Confinement/Extinguishment – Deploy one 2-1/2-inch hoseline to Side A second floor for confinement/extinguishment – Deploy one 1-3/4-inch hoseline to second floor Side A for backup hoseline support • Ventilation – Vent roof apertures of fire building – Horizontal ventilation all floors • Salvage – Deploy salvage covers to protect contents – Limit water application where possible
IMPLEMENT THE WATER SUPPLY ACTION PLAN Communicate assignments clearly to all resources operating on the incident
EVALUATE THE WATER SUPPLY ACTION PLAN • Evaluate progress every 10 minutes. • Obtain feedback reports from resources operating on the incident.
N 125 18th Street Command Sequence # 7 Side A Heavy fire two windows, second floor, Side A. Medium smoke upper floors. All occupants have been removed. Building is not sprinklered.
Sides A and D Side A 122 M Street Side D Walk-around 122 M Street Activity 5.1 Scenario 1
Side B Walk-around 122 M Street Activity 5.1 Scenario 1
Walk-around 122 M Street Activity 5.1 Scenario 1 Side C
Walk-around 122 M Street Activity 5.1 Scenario 1 Exposure C1 Side C
Side D Exposure C2 Walk-around 122 M Street Activity 5.1 Scenario 1
ACTIVITY 5.1 SCENARIO 1 1ST ALARM RESOURCES • Engine 1 • Engine 2 • Engine 3 • Truck 1 • Tanker/Tender 1--2000 gallons • Tanker/Tender 2--2000 gallons • Battalion Chief 1 • – All companies staffed with four firefighters • – Battalion Chief 1: 30-minute response
Activity 5.1 Scenario 1 122 M Street Side C Heavy fire, third floor, Side C. All occupants have been removed.
N Exposure C1 Exposure C2 Side C Side B Side D Parking 122 M St. Side A
Third Floor Side C 45' BR Ba K 25' LR BR Side D Side B Side A 122 M St.