Our Range of Water Based Fire Protection
Hydrant Systems
Hydrant System is the most common type of Fire Protection system and protects the maximum area of any kind of project. It mainly consists of water tanks, pump house, pipes, hydrant valves and hose reels.
We follow different standards like NFPA, IS, OISD, PESO and each State has a Local Fire Act that needs to be adhered to.
Water Spray Systems
Water Spray System is a special fixed pipe system connected to a reliable source of pressurised water supply and equipped with water spray nozzles for application on area / equipment to be protected. The system can be operated automatically by connection to an automatic detection and alarm system or manually, or both.
Water spray systems are generally used for fire protection of flammable liquid and gas storage tanks, piping, pumping equipment, electrical equipment such as transformers, oil switches, rotating electrical machinery etc. and for protection of openings in fire walls and floors.
The piping system is connected to the water supply through an automatically actuated Deluge Valve, which initiates flow of water. Automatic actuation is achieved by operation of automatic detecting equipment installed along with water spray nozzles. There are two types of systems namely High Velocity and Medium Velocity systems.
Foam Suppression Systems
Simply stated, firefighting foam is a stable mass of small, air-filled bubbles with a lower density than oil, gasoline, or water. Foam is made up of three ingredients: water, a foam concentrate, and air. Water is mixed with a foam concentrate (proportioned) to form a foam solution. This solution is then mixed with air (aspirated) to produce a foam which readily flows over fuel surfaces.
• Foam blankets the fuel surface, smothering the fire and separating the flames from the fuel surface.
• The water content of the foam cools the fuel.
• The foam blanket suppresses the release of flammable vapors that can mix with air.
Sprinkler Systems
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In smaller workplaces, portable fire extinguishers will probably be sufficient to tackle small fires. However, in more complex buildings, or where it is necessary to protect the means of escape and/or the property or contents of the building, it may be necessary to consider a sprinkler system. Sprinkler systems are traditionally acknowledged as an efficient means of protecting buildings against extensive damage from fire. They are also now acknowledged as an effective means of reducing the risk to life from fire.
Sprinkler systems need to be specifically designed and installed to the appropriate hazard category in accordance with an approved code of practice.
We offer Design & Engineering of an integrated Sprinkler System with fire protection engineering standards. Network of specially sized or hydraulically designed piping, installed in building structure, generally overhead with attached sprinkler in a systematic pattern. Proper location of alarm valve and orientation as per our best design practices makes us a leader in designing this system. We design sprinkler system as per TAC, Indian and NFPA Standards/guideline.
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