Portable Burn Pan - Revision history

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Burn Pan Program History

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	The portable burn pan was purchased in October 2019 with PBEM bureau general funds (i.e., it was not grant funded). The vendor was [https://tsfequip.com/ Tom Smith Fire Equipment Company, Inc.] COVID-19 struck shortly after purchase and it was mothballed and placed in storage until its first use, during a Rosewood Initiative training event, on October 8 2022.		The portable burn pan was purchased in October 2019 with PBEM bureau general funds (i.e., it was not grant funded). The vendor was [https://tsfequip.com/ Tom Smith Fire Equipment Company, Inc.] COVID-19 struck shortly after purchase and it was mothballed and placed in storage until its first use, during a Rosewood Initiative training event, on October 8 2022.

			== Notes and References ==
			<references />

Net@portlandoregon.gov: /* System use */

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System use

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	# Push and hold the '''HOLD TO RUN''' button. The main burners will ignite.		# Push and hold the '''HOLD TO RUN''' button. The main burners will ignite.
	# Trainees should be instructed to start fighting the fire when the timer on the LCD screen starts counting.		# Trainees should be instructed to start fighting the fire when the timer on the LCD screen starts counting.
			# The trainee should then Pull the extinguisher pin, Aim at the base of the fire ('''NOT the sensors'''),<ref>The four sensors on the I.T.S. base unit detect the discharge of compressed air and water vapor from the SmartExtinguisher. The onboard microprocessor based control system then varies the flow of propane to each burner via electronic gas valves to increase or decrease the size of the flames.

			To successfully extinguish the fire, the trainee must sweep the extinguisher across the base of the fire. If the trainee aims just below, or just above the base, the flames will go down, but will not extinguish. If the trainee only aims at one side of the fire, that side will be extinguished while the other side continues to grow.</ref> Squeeze the handle, and Sweep the extinguisher (P.A.S.S.) If the trainee properly aims and sweeps the extinguisher the flames will eventually go out and the time it took to extinguish the flame will be displayed.
	# Best practice is to keep intensity set to "Low".		# Best practice is to keep intensity set to "Low".

Net@portlandoregon.gov: /* Setting the class of fire */

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Setting the class of fire

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	=== Setting the class of fire ===		=== Setting the class of fire ===
			The Intelligent Training System can simulate the way class A, B and C fires respond to a live fire extinguisher. For example, Class A fires respond by gradually extinguishing with the proper application of a dry-chemical extinguisher, while Class B fires are easily “knocked down” by a single sweep, but are quick to “flare up” if enough extinguishant is not discharged. I.T.S. has the ability to simulate these differing responses.
	# The class of fire can be set by moving the selector knob to either '''A''', '''B''', '''C''', or '''Full'''.		# The class of fire can be set by moving the selector knob to either '''A''', '''B''', '''C''', or '''Full'''.
	# The class of fire chosen will be displayed next to the difficulty setting.<br />		# The class of fire chosen will be displayed next to the difficulty setting.<br />

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	<span style="background:#FFFF00">'''We are unable to check out the burn pan during a declared burn ban. You can't burn as much as you can with a burn pan under a burn ban, man.'''<span><br />		<span style="background:#FFFF00">'''We are unable to check out the burn pan during a declared burn ban. You can't burn as much as you can with a burn pan under a burn ban, man.'''<span><br />
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	\|[[Media:LION Intelligent Training System Xtreme Manual.pdf\|Burn Pan User Manual]]		\|[[Media:LION Intelligent Training System Xtreme Manual.pdf\|Burn Pan User Manual]]

Net@portlandoregon.gov at 17:16, 2 December 2024

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	\|Parks Notification		\|[[Media:2024.12.02.Parks Notification.pdf\|Parks Notification]]
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	\|[[Media:2024.11.25.Burn Pan Door Checklist.pdf\|Shed Checklist]]		\|[[Media:2024.11.25.Burn Pan Door Checklist.pdf\|Shed Checklist]]
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GlennDevitt: /* Using the burn pan at a Portland Parks site */ Added instruction to cordon off the area

2024-12-02T16:25:14Z

Using the burn pan at a Portland Parks site: Added instruction to cordon off the area

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	* Training purposes only (no roasting marshmallows, not that you can do that with this prop anyway);		* Training purposes only (no roasting marshmallows, not that you can do that with this prop anyway);
	* Have both a conventional fire extinguisher AND a shovel nearby and ready;		* Have both a conventional fire extinguisher AND a shovel nearby and ready;
			* Cordon off a safety perimeter to prevent curious members of the public from getting anywhere near the prop. 'Caution' tape is recommended;
	* The pan is placed on a non-combustible, durable surface and no marks are left behind (basic [https://www.nps.gov/articles/leave-no-trace-seven-principles.htm Leave No Trace principles]).		* The pan is placed on a non-combustible, durable surface and no marks are left behind (basic [https://www.nps.gov/articles/leave-no-trace-seven-principles.htm Leave No Trace principles]).

Net@portlandoregon.gov: /* System use */

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System use

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	# Push and hold the '''HOLD TO RUN''' button. The main burners will ignite.		# Push and hold the '''HOLD TO RUN''' button. The main burners will ignite.
	# Trainees should be instructed to start fighting the fire when the timer on the LCD screen starts counting.		# Trainees should be instructed to start fighting the fire when the timer on the LCD screen starts counting.
			# Best practice is to keep intensity set to "Low".

	=== Setting the difficulty ===		=== Setting the difficulty ===

Net@portlandoregon.gov at 02:12, 26 November 2024

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	PBEM's portable burn pan is a fire extinguisher demonstration tool intended primarily for community engagement events. However, it can also serve as a NET training tool for low-intensity training when the usual burn pan at Portland Fire & Rescue Training is not available. NET volunteers trained on its setup and use can check out the burn pan.		PBEM's portable burn pan is a fire extinguisher demonstration tool intended primarily for community engagement events. However, it can also serve as a NET training tool for low-intensity training when the usual burn pan at Portland Fire & Rescue Training is not available. NET volunteers trained on its setup and use can check out the burn pan.

	<span style="background:#FFFF00">'''We are unable to check out the burn pan during a declared burn ban. You can't burn as much as you can with a burn pan under a burn ban, man.'''<span><br />		<span style="background:#FFFF00">'''We are unable to check out the burn pan during a declared burn ban. You can't burn as much as you can with a burn pan under a burn ban, man.'''<span><br />
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Net@portlandoregon.gov at 02:12, 26 November 2024

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	PBEM's portable burn pan is a fire extinguisher demonstration tool intended primarily for community engagement events. However, it can also serve as a NET training tool for low-intensity training when the usual burn pan at Portland Fire & Rescue Training is not available. NET volunteers trained on its setup and use can check out the burn pan.		PBEM's portable burn pan is a fire extinguisher demonstration tool intended primarily for community engagement events. However, it can also serve as a NET training tool for low-intensity training when the usual burn pan at Portland Fire & Rescue Training is not available. NET volunteers trained on its setup and use can check out the burn pan.
			<span style="background:#FFFF00">'''We are unable to check out the burn pan during a declared burn ban. You can't burn as much as you can with a burn pan under a burn ban, man.'''<span><br />
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	~~<span style="background:#FFFF00">'''We are unable to check out the burn pan during a declared burn ban. You can't burn as much as you can with a burn pan under a burn ban, man.'''<span><br />~~
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