NM CID MS-14 Practice Questions - New Mexico CID MS-14 Dry Chemical Fire Protection Examination Exam

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For carbon-dioxide total flooding, a deep-seated (smoldering Class A) hazard compared with a surface-fire hazard requires:

The same 34 percent design concentration and the same short soak A substantially higher design concentration and a longer hold or soak so the deep fuel bed cannot reignite Only local-application wet chemical No carbon dioxide at all, because CO2 cannot extinguish Class A

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A substantially higher design concentration and a longer hold or soak so the deep fuel bed cannot reignite

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