Carbon dioxide fire extinguishing system

Product features：

Normal temperature
storage system

Advanced
performance indicators and control methods, complete functions, and complete
specifications of components

Leak alarm uses
weighing sensor and sound light alarm function module to monitor the leakage of
bottle group fire extinguishing agent in real time

Applicable object：

Oil-immersed
transformers, oil switches, large generators

Hydraulic
equipment, drying equipment, dry cleaning equipment, dust removal equipment,
spray paint production line

Transformer room,
cement pulverized coal storage, ship’s cabin and cargo compartment

Electronic computer
room, communication center, data storage room

Libraries,
archives, museums, bank vaults

Cable tunnels and
other occasions

System composition：

The system is
mainly composed of fire extinguishing agent bottle group, container valve,
check valve, connection pipe, collecting pipe, safety valve, selection valve,
signal feedback device, leakage limit alarm, electromagnetic drive device
(including manual activation button), pneumatic manual starter, driving gas
bottle group, one-way valve, low leakage high sealing valve, pneumatic control
pipe, gas control pipe fittings, nozzle, high pressure pipe, pipe fittings,
bottle rack and other equipment and parts.

Working principle：

Total flooding
system
Within a specified period of time, a certain concentration of carbon dioxide is
sprayed into the protected area, and it evenly fills the entire protected area.
The object of protection is a closed or substantially closed space.

Local application
system
A fire extinguishing system that directly injects carbon dioxide to a protected
object at a designed injection rate for a certain period of time. Applicable to
protected objects with limited enclosed space or unenclosed conditions.

Unit independent
system
The unit-independent system is a fire extinguishing system that protects only
one protection zone. It is a single united distribution system. Apart from the
use of a selector valve, the unit-independent system is common to all other
components with the combined distribution system.