Fire Protection Systems: The Big Picture

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Quiz on how fire protection systems work together.

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Suzanne Freeman

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Fire Protection Systems: The Big PictureOnline version Quiz on how fire protection systems work together. by Suzanne Freeman 1 Standpipes are used to support interior attack. Yes No 2 Automatic Detection systems physically block flames. Yes No 3 Fire-rated doors limit smoke spread. Yes No 4 Manual Systems require human activation. Yes No 5 Fire protection systems work together to reduce fire growth. Yes No 6 Passive Protection slows spread of fire and smoke. Yes No 7 Sprinkler activation controls fire growth. Yes No 8 Automatic Detection senses smoke, heat, or flame. Yes No 9 Fire extinguishers are used to support interior attack. Yes No 10 Passive Protection includes built-in structural resistance. Yes No 11 Passive protection components alert occupants when a fire is detected. Yes No 12 Activation of a manual fire alarm controls fire growth. Yes No 13 A fire-rated door reduces smoke spread between spaces. Yes No 14 Automatic Suppression automatically applies extinguishing agent. Yes No 15 Examples of active systems include: pull stations, standpipes, fire extinguishers. Yes No 16 There are four basic categories of fire protection systems. Yes No 17 Examples of active systems include: fire walls, fire doors, rated stairwells. Yes No 18 Sprinkler systems are an example of Automatic Suppression. Yes No 19 Examples of active systems include: smoke detectors, CO2 suppression systems, fire sprinkler systems Yes No 20 Buildings rely on detecting fire conditions early. Yes No

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Fire Protection Systems: The Big Picture

Yes or No

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Fire Protection Systems: The Big PictureOnline version

by Suzanne Freeman

Standpipes are used to support interior attack.

Automatic Detection systems physically block flames.

Fire-rated doors limit smoke spread.

Manual Systems require human activation.

Fire protection systems work together to reduce fire growth.

Passive Protection slows spread of fire and smoke.

Sprinkler activation controls fire growth.

Automatic Detection senses smoke, heat, or flame.

Fire extinguishers are used to support interior attack.

Passive Protection includes built-in structural resistance.

Passive protection components alert occupants when a fire is detected.

Activation of a manual fire alarm controls fire growth.

A fire-rated door reduces smoke spread between spaces.

Automatic Suppression automatically applies extinguishing agent.

Examples of active systems include: pull stations, standpipes, fire extinguishers.

There are four basic categories of fire protection systems.

Examples of active systems include: fire walls, fire doors, rated stairwells.

Sprinkler systems are an example of Automatic Suppression.

Examples of active systems include: smoke detectors, CO2 suppression systems, fire sprinkler systems

Buildings rely on detecting fire conditions early.