Fire Stream Pattern Types Are Defined by the Specific Pattern

question 75

Multiple Choice

Fire stream pattern types are defined by the specific pattern or shape of the water after it leaves the nozzle and the size of the:

• A) type of apparatus generating the nozzle pressure.
• B) volume of water flowing from the nozzle per minute.
• C) water source that is used for the specific fire stream.
• D) specific type of fuel that the fire stream is being used on.

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