FLASHOVER SIMULATOR TRAINING
- written by M. Geissler - Captain / PIO

- Oct 24, 2016
- 1 min read
On October 24, 25 and 26th, personnel participated in live fire training put on by Louisiana State University Fire and Emergency Training Institute (LSU-FETI). This training consisted of a classroom / safety portion that occurred on October 24th and the next two nights consisted on the actual live burns. What is a flashover? Without getting scientific and too specific, a flashover is a condition that occurs when everything in a room ignites at once causing a quick release of the maximum heat potential and happens in a matter of seconds. This condition has caused numerous firefighter deaths across the world. This training allowed for our firefighters to understand what conditions to look for to prevent a flashover from occurring while fighting fires.
VIDEOS:
Flashover Simulator Flashover Simulator Part 2 Flashover Simulator Part 3 Flashover Simulator Part 4 Video 1
Flashover Simulator Night 2 Night 2 of Flashover Simulator Flashover Simulator Flashover Simulator Video 9 Video 10 Video 11 Video 12 Video 13 Video 14 Video 15 Video 16 Video 17 Video 18 Video 19 Video 20
PHOTOS:
Flashover Simulator Trailer Helmets wrapped in foil to protect. Flashover Simulator Trailer Stream Patters Stream Patterns Inside Orientation Flashover Simulator Trailer Getting ready to go in. Flashover Simulator Trailer Gearing up. Ready to go in. Inside view. Inside view. Flashover Simulator Trailer Flashover Simulator Trailer Flashover Simulator Trailer Flashover Simulator Trailer Thermal Imager. Flashover Simulator Trailer Flashover Simulator Trailer



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