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WATER DELIVERY COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES Hose withstanding long periods of weather aging and high ozone conditions without checking or cracking are also available. Combination fabric jackets come in both 1- and 12 inch diameters, and are usually furnished in 50- and 100-foot lengths. Type: Single jacket fabric, rubber lined. Construction and materials: The jacket consists of woven cotton and polyester filler yarn. The liner is a petroleum-based thermoplastic polyester elastomer with a smooth inner surface. The jacket and liner are bonded together. Available from GSA: 100 foot 1 inch (20.38 lb/100 feet) NSN 4210-00-777-1591 100 foot 12 inch (26.88 lb/100 feet) NSN 4210-00-777-1592 Written material: Specification 5100-186c is available from: USDA Forest Service Technology and Development Center 444 East Bonita Avenue San Dimas, CA 91773 Phone: 909–599–1267 c. Synthetic lightweight lined type I hose Type: Single jacket fabric, lined, mildew resistant, with a working pressure of 45 psi. Construction and materials: The jacket consists of interwoven synthetic warp and filler yarns. The liner consists of synthetic rubber or a combination of other synthetic material with a smooth inner surface. The lining is fully bonded to the jacket. Available from GSA: 100 foot 1 inch (9.38 lb/100 feet*) NSN 4210-01-166-8122 100 foot 12 inch (15.88 lb/100 feet*) NSN 4210-01-165-6597 (*Weight is after mildew treatment, with the couplings.) Written material: Specification 5100-187b is available from: USDA Forest Service Technology and Development Center 444 East Bonita Avenue San Dimas, CA 91773 Phone: 909–599–1267 d. Abrasion resistant synthetic lightweight lined type II hose Type: Lined, woven single-jacket, abrasion, and mildew resistant, with a working pressure of 450 psi. Construction and materials: The jacket consists of synthetic filler yarn woven around the hose throughout its length with warp yarn interwoven to enhance abrasion resistance. The liner is composed of natural or synthetic rubber compound or thermoplastic. The hose is treated to be mildew resistant. Available from GSA: 100 foot 1 inch (9.00 lb/100 feet*) NSN pending 100 foot 12 inch (14.00 lb/100 feet*) NSN pending (*Weight is after mildew treatment, with the couplings.) 129
WATER DELIVERY COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES Hose Written materials: Specification 5100- 187b. USDA Forest Service Technology and Development Center 444 East Bonita Avenue San Dimas, CA 91773 Phone: 909–599–1267 e. Double-jacketed hose Double-jacketed hose is heavier and more costly than single-jacketed hose. In practice, some engines carry one or two lengths of double-jacketed hose for the first lengths in the lay to reduce excessive losses from bursts closer to the engine. Type: Double-jacketed, rubber-lined, with a working pressure of 400 psi. Construction and materials: There are two jackets constructed of 100 percent virgin spun polyester yarn. The liner is a petroleum-based thermoplastic polyester elastomer with a smooth inner surface. The inside jacket and liner are bonded together. Flow rate: Friction loss relative to hose diameters is basically the same as the cotton-synthetic lined hose. Slight differences may be due to the type of lining and roughness of the inside surface of the lining. Weight: Weights of hoses are as follows (weights may vary depending on tolerance): 12 inch 38 lb/100 ft; 22 inch 68 lb/100 ft. molded construction. This hose is designed for use on hot fire lines with little possibility of damage. The hose can be wiped off with a dry rag after use. Abrasion resistance is high and the exterior covering is not readily damaged by the usual solvents. High-pressure hose (w inch ID) is available in 50-foot coupled lengths. This category also includes booster hose, which is not included in Specification 5100-185e. Type: Compound rubber cover, multiple plies yarn reinforcement, and rubber-inner lining, with a working pressure of 600 psi. Booster hose has a working pressure of 800 psi. Construction and materials: Multiple layers of braided or knit piles of cotton or synthetic yarn are embedded in rubber compound cover. The inner lining consists of a tube of rubber. The lining and cover are bonded together. Available from GSA: 50 foot w inch ID (28 lb/50 feet) NSN 4210-00-595-1838 Written material: Fire equipment suppliers (see appendix G). Specification 5100-185e is available from: USDA Forest Service Technology and Development Center 444 East Bonita Avenue San Dimas, CA 91773 Phone: 909–599–1267 Written material: Federal specification A-A-59226 is available from General Services Administration (GSA). f. Rubber lined, braided high pressure hose Rubber-lined, rubber-covered, highpressure hose is used as “hardline” on engine live reels. Forest Service specifications require a heavy-duty, noncollapsible water hose of braided and 130 g. Woven fabric hardline hose. This hose is used as an initial attack hose and is available in w-inch and 1-inch diameter and in 50-, 100-, and 150-foot lengths. The lightweight construction includes a woven fabric jacket, a plastic helical reinforcement component, and a coating to improve abrasion resistance. It handles like a lay-flat hose yet performs like a rigid reel hose and provides water repellency, abrasion, oil and chemical resistance.
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