Manufacturer: Yamato Protec Corporation
Model: Inert Gas Fire Extinguishing System Carbon Dioxide

Application

Carbon dioxide is a non-flammable gas that is heavier than air, so it does not diffuse upwards but remains in low places, covering the burning surface and extinguishing the fire through a suffocating effect. Because it extinguishes the fire by diluting the oxygen concentration in the air, it is only effective against fires of flammable materials in enclosed rooms. Since it can also affect human health indoors, caution is required when installing and handling it.

Features 

Inert gas fire extinguishing system: Carbon dioxide composition diagram

Inert gas fire extinguishing system: Localized release of carbon dioxide

For situations where the source of a fire can be identified, such as with rolling mills, printing presses, or paint booths, a localized discharge carbon dioxide fire extinguishing system is ideal.
It is used for firefighting when there are no effective partitions or enclosures to protect the entire area surrounding the object to be protected.
This method involves directly discharging the extinguishing agent onto the object to surround it and extinguish the fire.

Inert gas fire extinguishing systems: Main uses of carbon dioxide

Mechanical parking
oil cellar
Rolling mill
Hazardous materials warehouse
Painting line
Dust collector
Cotton blending and beating machines, etc.

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