Aerosol systems
Contents
General Operation
How Aerosol Works
System diagram
Applications
Approvals
EFFECTS AND COMPARISONSWITH OTHERS
Applicable Fire Classes
How Aerosol design
NFPA Reference
Aerosol calculation
Projects reference
Definition
Aerosol: A colloidal suspension of particles dispersed in air or gas(es)
Colloids: Particles with diameter of a few microns – nanometers
• Aerosol systems
• use the latest generation of our patented FPC solid compound that is the pinnacle of many years of research and development.
• When activated the FPC solid compound is transformed into a rapidly expanding extremely effective and efficient fire extinguishing condensed aerosol.
• The aerosol is propagated and evenly distributed in the enclosure under protection using the momentum generated during the transformation process.
• Unlike gaseous agents, the total flooding effect is achieved without increasing the pressure in the protected area/volume.
Advantages of Aerosol
Certified 15-year Product Life
CFC-free
ODS Listed Alternative
Non-Pressurized
Zero Ozone Depletion Potential
Zero Global Warming Potential
HFC-free
Solid Aerosol Forming Compound (FPC)
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