2. What happens to the rate of heat production when high pressure air or gases with an oxygen content are applied to combustion? (Brauer, 228)
3. What is the total heat produced during a fire involving 20 lbs of gasoline with a heat of combustion value of 19,000 BTU/lb? (Brauer, 228)
4. A fire involving 20 lbs of gasoline with a heat of combustion value of 19,000 BTU/lb would produce the same heat as: (Brauer, 228)
5. Which formula below is used to determine the total heat produced in a fire? (Brauer, 228)
6. Heat is transferred from the fire to the surrounding area by all of the following, EXCEPT: (Brauer, 228)
7. Heat is transferred from most fires to the surrounding area by: (Brauer, 228)
8. The upward movement of hot gases is driven by what condition? (Brauer, 228)
9. Radiation of heat is highly dependent on which of the following? (Brauer, 228)
10. A nearby building may actually burst into flames if too much heat is absorbed by: (Brauer, 228)
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