of fire protection systems, equipment, and accessories is very essential. This is because your firefighting program would depend on these details to be able to provide the basic requirements needed to protect and fight the fire.
There are many fire protection systems designed for the containment, suppression and control of fires. These various fire safety equipment, accessories and products are used in fighting fire incidents in their unique ways. They have different functions, roles and uses, are effective for the different types of fires, and work in different situations or environments. The ability to identify the specific fire protection system suitable and ideal for the environment and type of fire that is peculiar to your endeavours makes up half the needed solution to contain any fire incident.
These various fire protection systems can be grouped as follows:
Water-Based Fire Suppression Systems: One of the most common types of fire protection systems is the water-based systems. These protection systems work with water. They spray water vapours or a larger amount to put out the fire. Water-based protection systems serve effectively for fighting Class B, D and E fires and some of the equipment under this category are: Fire Water Depot; Fire Cabinets; Sprinkler System; Hydrant System; Preaction extinguishing system; Fire hose, etc.
Foam-Based Fire Suppression Systems: Water-based suppressing systems are ideal for extinguishing most fires; however, they are either inefficient or inappropriate for extinguishing fires from highly flammable liquids. The most efficient suppressing system ideal for places where flammable liquids (B Class) are produced, stored or used is the chemical foam extinguishing system. Foam-based compounds, foam agents and foam-water solvents applied with special equipment such as foam sprinkler systems, foam generators, foam chambers, foam monitors, etc., are examples of chemical foam-based extinguishing systems.
Pressurized-Gas Suppression Systems:
The pressurized-gas suppression system works with liquid gas kept under pressure with nitrogen. The gas is released manually or automatically when a fire is detected and the chemical reaction with the fire results in suppressing the fire. This suppressing system is ideal for rooms and areas with heavy electronics.
Pneumatic Heat Detection Suppression Systems: The pneumatic heat detection systems have dual functions which are to detect fire incidence and automatically release the fire retardant to extinguish the fire. It detects fire from heat, smoke or flames and the alarm is triggered which consequently activates the extinguishing system. It is ideal for small fires.
At Morven Industrial LTD, we have a wide selection of fire suppression systems ready for you to choose from. We have just the perfect system that is ideal for your needs and budgets. For more information on our fire suppression systems, call now or visit our catalogue to select your desired option.