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Fire Extinguisher Training : Identifying a Class D Fire
Description:
Video length: 1 min 4 sec. Video includes transcript. Class D fires involve burning metals that must be extinguished with dry powder extinguishing agent. Learn how to identify a class D fire in this free video on fire class identification.
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Author: Captain Joe Bruni
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05-21-2011
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