Multi-Level Process Units

Multi-Level Process Units

Multi-Level Process Units

Tri-Level Process Unit

The FSA's tri-level prop consists of multiple levels, numerous stairs, limited access situations and 48 burnable isolation valves.

Flanges, seals, overhead fires and a tee pan fire can challenge the most experienced firefighters.

The Fire Science Academy uses a mixture of diesel/hexane and LPG to simulate various process, unit pump, piping and flame impingement fire scenarios for multiple attack groups.

Single pump or flange fires can be used for smaller groups.

As many as six attack groups at one time, with dedicated safety lines, may be used to extinguish this prop.

Two-Level Process Unit

This unit has two stories and an overhead walkway connecting it to the tri-level unit and the truck rack props.

It also contains elevated locations with 27 separate, burnable isolation valves for flanges, seals, and leaks; LPG involvement is available.

The process unit, the tri-level unit, and truck rack props can be fought individually or simultaneously for larger groups.