Foam Deluge Fire Suppression System

Foam deluge fire supression systems.

Foam deluge fire suppression system.

When the system detects heat and or fire the deluge valve will release water dry chemicals inert gases or foam. Patriot fire protection services provides solutions for foam chemical fire suppression systems. Firefighting foam or foam concentrate is used for fire suppression of flammable liquids. This system is intended to provide continuous introduction of foam liquid concentrates in adequate ratio into a water stream flowing under pressure in piping.

A deluge system is a dry fire protection system that the piping for the system is empty and at atmospheric pressure with the sprinkler heads all open. Deluge foam skid package is used to control the flow of foam and water solution in fixed fire suppression systems. When mixed correctly these parts form a homogeneous foam blanket that extinguishes flames by the combined mechanisms of cooling separating the flame source from the product surface suppressing vapors and smothering. Mainly used on large applications where water or gas cannot be used.

Fire suppression foam is comprised of three parts. Deluge s fire detection and suppression offers comprehensive fire protection solutions to meet the business and protection needs of our clients. If fire protection option 1 is used a foam water deluge system in hangars housing aircraft with a wingspan area of greater than 3 000 square feet supplemental protection is also required. Foam concentrate water and air.

These tend to be external such as transformers oil tanks and oil storage silo s. The system that controls burning flammable liquids. Foam products encompass a wide range of products and equipment that includes firefighting foam concentrates foam storage containers tanks foam monitors foam system distribution and proportioning hardware. Foam deluge fire suppression.

Our after service support includes 24 7 emergency call outs to ensure our clients operations are not affected. Deluge systems are needed where high velocity suppression is necessary to prevent fire spread. Deluge fire sprinkler systems differ from conventional fire sprinkler systems in the sense that all nozzles employed in the system are open and when water is released into the system it flows from all discharge devices.