| Chemical & Synthetic Gas Fire Suppression |
| Unlike Inert Gas Suppression, where the aim is to reduce oxygen levels, Chemical or Synthetic Gas Suppression have some form of cooling mechanism to extinguish fire. |
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| The main precaution with a system such as this, as with any synthetic or chemical agent, high doses can be toxic. Correct design and management of a system is key and this is where our unrivalled knowledge and experience comes into play. All our systems are designed to BAFE standards and are tailored to your unique requirements. |
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| Something here about types of Chemical gas suppression: |
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Speed of discharge: Synthentic fire suppression systems are some of the quickest around, offering an instant response - delivering it's payload within 10 seconds in some cases. |
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Required provisions: Chemical and Synthetic Gas Suppression systems both require pressure relief venting for pressure, both positive and negative. |
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Common names for synthetic agents: FM200, Halon, Novec1230, Ecaro, HFC227ea and HFC125 |
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