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A comprehensive quiz covering nfpa 17a (wet chemical extinguishing systems) and nfpa 96 (ventilation control and fire protection of commercial cooking operations). it features 59 multiple-choice questions with answers, ideal for assessing understanding of fire safety regulations and practices in commercial kitchens. The quiz covers topics such as system maintenance, testing procedures, component requirements, and safety protocols. This resource is valuable for students in fire safety, culinary arts, or related fields.
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Tfm03 (Nfpa 17a & Nfpa 96) (Actual 2025/2026 Latest) 59 Questions And 100% Correct Answers. NPFA 17A is _________ _. Standard for Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systems 3 multiple choice options When shall piping be hydrostatically tested? Never 3 multiple choice options The manual actuation device shall clearly identify ________ _. the hazard protected 3 multiple choice options Movable cooking equipment shall be provided with a means to ensure that ______ _. it is correctly positioned in relation to the appliance discharge nozzle
How long shall maintenance records be retained? For 1 year after the next maintenance of that type 3 multiple choice options How often shall wet chemical systems be serviced? At least semi-annually and after any system actuation 2 multiple choice options Fixed temperature-sensing elements of fusible metal alloy type shall be replaced at least___ _. semi-annually 3 multiple choice options Fixed temperature-sensing elements other than fusible metal alloy must be inspected and cleaned/replaced _ _. every 12 months
Listed hood assemblies shall be tested in accordance with __________ or equivalent. UL 710 3 multiple choice options Wet chemical fire extinguishing sytems for use in cooking operations shall comply with ANSI/ _. UL 300 3 multiple choice options The distance between the grease removal device and the cooking surface shall be as great as possible but no less than __________. 18 in. 3 multiple choice options When the distance between the grease removal device and the appliance flue outlet is less than 18 in., grease removal devices shall be protected by _. a steel/stainless steel baffle plate
When in use, a baffle plate shall be not less than __________ from the grease removal device. 6 in. 3 multiple choice options Grease filters shall be constructed of non-combustible materials and installed at an angle not less than __________ degrees from the horizontal. 45 3 multiple choice options Grease drip trays shall be pitched to drain into an enclosed metal container having a capacity not exceeding __________________________________________________________ _. 1 gallon 3 multiple choice options All ducts shall be installed with a minimum _____ slope on horizontal runs up to 75 ft, and _____ slope on runs greater than 75 ft. 2%, 8%
an internal strainer or a separate listed strainer 3 multiple choice options Discharge nozzles shall be made of __________ or other corrosion resistant noncombustible materials. brass, stainless steel, 3 multiple choice options Discharge nozzles shall be ________ _. permanently marked for identification 3 multiple choice options All discharge nozzles shall be provided with ________ _. blow-off caps to prevent contaminants from entering the piping 3 multiple choice options All operating devices shall be capable of operating between __________. 32°F and 120°F
Manual actuators shall not require a force of more than __________ to actuate. 40 lbs 3 multiple choice options Manual actuators shall not require a movement of more than __________ to actuate. 14 in 3 multiple choice options All manual actuators shall be provided with________ _. operating instructions 1/4 in. or more in height 3 multiple choice options All readily accessible manual operating devices shall __________. identify the hazards they protect
Galvanized pipe and fittings shall not be used ________ _. unless specifically listed with the system 3 multiple choice options Electrical wiring and equipment shall be installed in accordance with __________, National Electrical Code. NFPA 70 3 multiple choice options During assembly, the piping system shall be ________ _. examined internally to detect and remove contaminants 3 multiple choice options All systems shall have_________ _. both automatic and manual methods of actuation. 3 multiple choice options At least one __________ shall be provided for each system. manual actuator
An audible or visual indicator shall be provided to show that the system _____ _. has operated 2 multiple choice options A readily available means for manual actuation shall be located ______ _. in a path of egress 2 multiple choice options When manual actuation is used for cooking-related protection, the manual actuation device shall be installed _. 42 - 48 inches above the floor 3 multiple choice options Access panels shall have a gasket or sealant that is rated for __________ and is greasetight. 1500°F
A class ___ fire is a fire involving paper, wood, cardboard, cloth Class A 3 multiple choice options A class ___ fire is a fire involving gas, alcohol, lacquer Class B 3 multiple choice options A class ___ fire is a fire involving energized equipment Class C 3 multiple choice options A class ___ fire is a fire involving sodium, magnesium, titanium, combustible metals Class D 3 multiple choice options A class ___ fire is a fire involving vegetable, animal, fat Class K
3 multiple choice options Type I hoods are designed ________ _. for removal of heat, smoke, and airborne grease; known as a grease hood 2 multiple choice options Type II hoods are designed ________ _. for heat and steam removal, as well as other nongrease applications; known as a condensate hood 2 multiple choice options Common applications for a type I hood could be ________ _. fryers, grills, ovens, and other cooking appliances that could produce grease 3 multiple choice options Common applications for a type II hood could be________ _. dishwashers, steam-tables, and other appliances that produce steam and odorous air