Fire Suppression Systems InformationFIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM UTTAR PRADESH,
NOVEC 1230 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM UTTAR PRADESH,
KITCHEN FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM UTTAR PRADESH,
FM 200 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM UTTAR PRADESH. Fire suppression systems are used to suppress flames in the event of a fire. There are several types of suppression systems including:
Wet sprinkler systems
Dry sprinkler systems
Deluge sprinkler systems
Dry chemical suppression systems These systems work in conjunction with heat sensors, smoke detectors and fire alarm systems to improve and increase public safety. They are used to protect art treasures, architectural landmarks, oil tankers, data centers, factories, offices libraries, vehicles, and restaurants. The working principle of fire suppression systems differ for various types, though generally these systems employ a combination of the removal of oxygen and the lowering of the ignition temperature. Removal of fuel from an active area is seldom practical or even feasible. The most common method of fire suppression is the lowering of the ignition temperature with large quantities of water. Normal atmospheric oxygen content is approximately 21%. If the percentage falls below 15%, the quantity of oxygen available will no longer support combustion. Types of Fire Suppression Systems Different types of fire suppression systems include:
Dry fire suppression systems that extinguish fire by interrupting chemical reaction at the fire triangle
Carbon dioxide systems that extinguish fire by removing oxygen and heat with a cold discharge
Clean agent fire suppression systems that utilize halogenated extinguishers to suppress the fire by interrupting the chemical reaction at the fire triangle
Inert fire suppression systems that utilize inert gases as agents, which are non-toxic, non- corrosive, and odorless
Restaurant fire suppression systems that mainly utilize portable liquid agent systems
Vehicle fire suppression systems where mobile equipment serves all types of vehicles
Water atomizing fire suppressing systems where a pair can produce 1.5 trillion water droplets per second equivalent to cover a soccer field in a minute
Wet chemical fire suppression systems that prevent fire by creating a barrier between fuel and oxygen
Water and foam fire suppression systems that extinguish fire by taking away the heat and separating oxygen from other elements Fire suppression systems serve as life and property protection. Users should be well trained to use the equipment. Operating these systems without proper training can cause damage to the equipment, property, and people.