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Fire Behavior for Entry Level Firefighters
Fire Behavior for Entry Level Firefighters provides a practical introduction to the basic scientific concepts that influence fire behavior. Unlike many existing textbooks which are written for experienced firefighters, the material is written to be appropriate for entry level fire protection students and focuses on key principles, essential concepts, and current research which influence firefighting tactics and safety.
- Author
- Robert Smith
- Publisher
- Western Technical College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC
- Language
- EN
Contents· 44 sections
- 01: Introduction
- 1.01: Fire Behavior and Fire Dynamics Defined
- 1.02: Changes in the Fire Environment
- 1.03: Why Study Fire Behavior and Fire Dynamics
- 1.04: Review
- 02: Basic Concepts of Fire Behavior
- 2.01: Scientific Concepts and Terminology
- 2.02: Fire Terminology
- 2.03: Fire Triangle
- 2.04: Classes of Fire
- 2.05: Summary
- 2.06: Review
- 03: Gaseous Fuel Combustion
- 3.01: Gaseous Fuels and Flammability
- 3.02: Ignition and Propagation
- 3.03: Pressure and Gas Laws
- 3.04: Summary
- 3.05: Review
- 04: Liquid Fuel Combustion
- 4.01: Liquid Fuels
- 4.02: Summary
- 4.03: Review
- 05: Solid Fuel Combustion
- 5.01: Solid Fuels
- 5.02: Phases of Fire
- 5.03: Variables That Influence Combustion
- 5.04: Examples
- 5.05: Summary
- 5.06: Review
- 06: Fires Within Structures
- 6.01: Fire Growth
- 6.02: Flowpath
- 6.03: Summary
- 6.04: Review
- 07: Extinguishment
- 7.01: Removing Elements
- 7.02: Suppression Agents
- 7.03: Summary
- 7.04: Review
- 08: Course Summary and Live Fire Lab
- 8.01: Course Summary
- 8.02: Course Review
- 8.03: Lab Preparation
- 8.04: Reflection