USCG USCG Safety Eng
Set 1 • Question #13 of 254
Launch Interactive Practice Room When involved in fighting a fire aboard a ship with an aluminum superstructure, it is important to remember that aluminum structures exposed to the high heat __________.
A
generate poisonous fumes
B
are more susceptible to collapse than steel structures
✓ Correct Answer
C
are susceptible to spontaneous ignition
D
all of the above
USCG NMC Regulatory Explanation
Under MARPOL, SOLAS, and USCG Marine Engineering Safety regulations, regarding 'When involved in fighting a fire aboard a ship with an aluminum superstructure, it is important to remember that aluminum structures exposed to the high heat', the mandated standard is: 'are more susceptible to collapse than steel structures'.
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