DOC 9137 chapter 1 n 2

. The RFF service is provided to create and maintain __________, to provide __________ for occupants

• survivable conditions, egress routes

• rescue path, exit routes

• rescue condition, egress area

• survivable conditons, exit routes

Fires may also occur through the discharge of accumulated __________ at the time of ground contact or during fuelling operations.

• electrostatic charges

• static energy

• static charges

• electrostatic energy

Guidance related to airport emergency planning and procedures can be found in the Airport Services Manual (Doc 9139), Part 5 — Airport Emergency Planning.

• True

• False

A ___________ of the airport and its immediate vicinity (with date of revision) should be provided for the use of the airport services concerned.

• detailed grid map(s)

• crash map

• AIP

• detailed crash map

The airport category for RFF should be based on the __________ aeroplanes normally using the airport and their maximum __________.

• overall length of the longest, fuselage width

• overall width, fuselage length of the longest

• fuselage length of the longest, overall width

• overall fuselage length, minimum fuselage width

Airport CAT 10, Overall length 76m up to but not including 90m, Maximum fuselage width 8m

• True

• False

What is consider as a aircraft movement?

• take-off or a landing

• taxiing or landing

• taxiing or take-off

Control time is the time required to reduce the initial intensity of the fire by __________ per cent.

• 90

• 50

• 60

• 100

Foam application rate of 8.2 L/min/m2 for a foam meeting performance level A, 5.5 L/min/m2 for a foam meeting performance level B and 3.75L/min/m2 for a foam meeting performance level C.

• True

• False

The purpose of replacing water for foam production by complementary agents, 2 kg of a complementary agent shall be taken as equivalent to 1.0 L of water for production of a foam meeting performance level A

• True

• False