What the Fire Service Achieved in the 70s

In Chicago, back in 1967, Fire Engineering conducted a symposium that was themed to “The 1970s—Challenging Years for the Fire Service.”

Effect of Nozzles on Fires Studied In Terms of Flow Rate, Droplet Size

Despite the almost universal use of plain water dispersed by nozzles during fire fighting operations, there still remains considerable uncertainty regarding how much water it…
Correction

Correction

Through an inadvertency of our production department, there was a mixup that involved the placement of a photo in the Circul-Air Corporation advertisement that appeared…

Ladders: Guidelines for Selection, Maintenance and Tests for Reliability

Nozzle, ax, and ladder—from the time of bucket brigades on badges, plaques, and other insignia—these three symbols have stood for the fire service. The ladder…
The Round Table

The Round Table

Jack M. Hamilton, Chief, Prescott, Ariz.: The City of Prescott Fire Department serves a population of approximately 20,000 persons and responds into a semi-rural area…

Lakemore Volunteers Win Emergency One Pumper

The Lakemore Volunteer Fire Department of Akron, Ohio, was the recipient of a brand new fire truck manufactured by Emergency One, Inc., of Ocala, Fla.…

Fire Equipment Digest

The A.J. Abrams Company has introduced a pitot tube for water supply system testing. Designed primarily for use by fire departments, the stainless steel pitot…