Fire: A rapid – reaction accompanied by the rapid evolution of Heat and light
Requirement for a fire to ignite
- Material to burn
- Required heat to ignite Fire
- Oxygen to burn freely
Requirement for a fire to burn
- Heat : To raise the temperature to the ignition point
- Oxygen : Available in Air
- Material : Something to burn.
- Ignition
- Inception
- Small fire
- Large fire
- Devastating
Water CO
2 : 9 ltr, 50 ltrs, 153 ltrs
Mechanical Foam: 9 ltr, 50 ltrs, 153 ltrs
NAF P IV type : 1.25 kg, 2.5 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg
DCP /ABC type: 1 kg, 2 kg, 5kg, 10kg, 25kg, 50 kg,75 kg
Co2 type: 1 kg, 2 kg, 3.2kg, 4.5 kg, 6.8 kg, 9 kg, 22.5 kg, 45 kg
Automatic fire detection / Extinguishing system?
Automatic high velocity water spray/
Emulsifying system
- Carbon dioxide fire extinguishing system
- Automatic sprinkler system
- Wet raiser system
- Dry raiser system
- Fixed foam installation
Type of fire |
Material |
Extingusher |
Effectivenes |
A Class |
Wood, Coal, Paper |
Water, Water CO2 |
Cooling, Striking |
B Class |
Flammable liquids, diesel, kerosine, benzene, petrol, grease |
Dry Powder, CO2, Foam, ABC, NAF |
Blanketing |
C Class |
Inflammable Gas |
CO2, NAF, DCP / ABC |
Blanketing Smothering |
D Class |
Metallic Dust like Magnesium, sodium, Potassium |
Pyromatic powder |
Blanketing |