Transitional Fire Attack- Burn 1 with Novacool Solution as seen from ISG XR Thermal Imager

It is the goal of the Kill The Flashover project To Test, To Demonstrate and Let You Decide. This video shows a demonstration of a Transitional Fire Attack as seen through an ISG Thermal Imager. The intent of the video is to allow the viewer to observe conditions using this type of fire attack. This fire attack was the first fire attack of the day. The window was broken to allow a point of attack for the nozzle. The nozzle was directed into the undercurrent side of the window and allowed to flow into the room until conditions visibly changed. The nozzle pattern was set on straight stream. Once conditions visibly changed the nozzle was rotated counterclockwise within the room for a short period. The attack line flowing in the window was an Akron 150 gpm/75 psi combination nozzle flowing .40% Novacool solution. Once the fire was knocked down the thermal imager was moved from the initial point of attack to the front of the house. The entry door was opened and a gas powered Tempest blower was put into the entry door. The interior attack crew moved through the house to the fire room location. Conditions in the room were observed and the fire was extinguished. The interior fire attack line was an Akron 150 gpm/75psi combination nozzle flowing plain water. As seen from the interior, the fire attack window is to the immediate right of the thermal imager. As seen from the exterior, the interior doorway is on the left wall directly in front of the fire attack window.