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In illustration D039SA below, what is the fire control plan symbol represented by number (16)?

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Question 1 of 27070

In illustration D039SA below, what is the fire control plan symbol represented by number (16)?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Compare symbol (16) with the nearby foam-related symbols such as (13), (14), and (15) • Think about the difference between a piece of equipment (like a nozzle or monitor) and a protected area or station on a fire control plan • Recall that fire plan symbols often add a letter code (like F) to show the extinguishing medium (foam) rather than the exact hardware shape

💭 Think About

• Does symbol (16) look more like a specific device you could hold or aim, or more like a location/point where foam equipment is found? • How do the symbols for foam nozzles, foam monitors, and foam-protected spaces usually indicate direction of spray or coverage, and does (16) show that? • What does the small colored block on symbol (16) suggest: is it showing flow/spray, or is it distinguishing this as a special kind of station on the plan?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which nearby symbols clearly represent hardware (nozzle, monitor/gun) and which represent a station or installation point • Confirm how the letter F is used on other foam symbols in the same sheet (for example (14), (17), (50)) • Before choosing, be sure you can explain to yourself what the shape and color bar of (16) are meant to represent on a deck plan (equipment piece vs. station vs. protected space)