FPFF Exit Exam • Set 2 Question 7 of 30
Putting fire out by removing fuel is called inhibition.
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Direct Answer
Option B: False
Removing fuel from a fire is known as starvation, not inhibition. Inhibition refers to interfering with the chemical chain reaction of the combustion process, typically achieved with agents like Halon (though phased out) or certain dry chemicals.
All Options
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True
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False
(Correct Answer)
Detailed Explanation & Context
Removing fuel from a fire is known as starvation, not inhibition. Inhibition refers to interfering with the chemical chain reaction of the combustion process, typically achieved with agents like Halon (though phased out) or certain dry chemicals.
Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting (FPFF).
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