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    This document discusses a training prop used to practice nozzle patterns for fighting fires. The prop can be placed in a corner or against a wall, and trainees use hoses to target different areas - the base of the fire, the top of smoke, hinges, and other areas - in order to extinguish the simulated fire using direct, indirect or combination patterns. Hooks, screws, elastic bands and other components hold the prop together and allow it to tip over when hit with water in the proper places, simulating knocking over a fire.

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    This document discusses a training prop used to practice nozzle patterns for fighting fires. The prop can be placed in a corner or against a wall, and trainees use hoses to target different areas - the base of the fire, the top of smoke, hinges, and other areas - in order to extinguish the simulated fire using direct, indirect or combination patterns. Hooks, screws, elastic bands and other components hold the prop together and allow it to tip over when hit with water in the proper places, simulating knocking over a fire.

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    Nozzle Target 2003

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    Fire Library
    This document discusses a training prop used to practice nozzle patterns for fighting fires. The prop can be placed in a corner or against a wall, and trainees use hoses to target different areas - the base of the fire, the top of smoke, hinges, and other areas - in order to extinguish the simulated fire using direct, indirect or combination patterns. Hooks, screws, elastic bands and other components hold the prop together and allow it to tip over when hit with water in the proper places, simulating knocking over a fire.

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    NOZZLE PATTERN

    TARGET
    NOZZLE TARGET

    CEILING SMOKE

    MIDLEVEL SMOKE

    FIRE
    SIDE

    HINGES
    L SCREWS

    FIRE STREAM
    MUST HIT AT
    FRONT
    THE BASE OF
    THE FIRE TO RUBBER
    TIP IT DOWN BANDS
    AND THE
    FIRE
    DISAPPEARS HOOK SCREWS
    STREAM HITS ON
    TOP TO KNOCK
    OVER

    HINGE
    BEHIND

    HOOK AND L SCREW AND


    ELASTIC IN BACK

    BRACE
    AGAINST WALL
    TO STABILIZE
    MUST HIT AT TOP OF SMOKE TO TIP
    OVER

    L SCREWS HOOK SCREW

    CORNER BRACE
    YOU CAN DO
    DIRECT, INDIRECT,
    OR COMBINATION
    NOZZLE PATTERNS

    THIS PROP IS PLACED


    IN THE TRAINING
    BUILDING TO
    PRACTICE NOZZLE
    PATTERNS. IT CAN BE
    PLACED IN CORNER
    OR AGAINST A WALL

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