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

Under NFPA 2001 (2008), how do required discharge times compare for halocarbon and inert-gas clean agents?

Both agent families must reach 95 percent of design concentration in not more than 10 seconds Both agent families are allowed 10 minutes to discharge Inert-gas agents must discharge in 10 seconds; halocarbons are allowed 60 seconds Halocarbon agents must reach 95 percent of design concentration in not more than 10 seconds; inert-gas agents are allowed 60 seconds

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Halocarbon agents must reach 95 percent of design concentration in not more than 10 seconds; inert-gas agents are allowed 60 seconds

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