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Mar 15, 2020 52 min

Episode 5: Nozzle Talk

from Fire Department University (FDU) Hosted by fdupodcast

In this episode, we introduce our new guest co-host, Ken, to the show. The topic focused for this episode is fog and smoothbore nozzles, as well as side topics on pump hydraulics, hose management, and tactical considerations for each particular nozzle. This episode also talks about flow path of fire and using nozzles to perform hydraulic ventilation. Enjoy!

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