Aerosol الايروسول

Aerosol Generators
Condensed aerosol fire-suppression systems used as total flooding
systems for the protection of Class A (surface), Class B, and Class C hazards
can reduce construction, installation, and maintenance costs
compared with existing fire-extinguishing systems. This technology does
not use compressed gas cylinders nor pressure-rated piping. Generally,
these systems are electrically operated when integrated with approved
fire alarm and releasing control systems and releasing panels, or are deployed
as automatic stand-alone fire-extinguishing units.
As there are no piping distribution systems required, no special storage
requirements for compressed gas bottles and the ability of the flooding
agent to protect areas with limited leakage, the construction costs for
these systems are typically lower than for conventional chemical and gas
fire-extinguishing systems requiring gas pressure.
The technology remains effective even with leakage in the space, and
therefore offers an alternative technology for installations involving reconstruction,
or new construction in areas with special hazards, or where
total room integrity construction is problematic.