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Fire needs three elements to ignite and burn: heat, oxygen, and fuel. A high-pressure water mist system fights fire through both primary and secondary mechanisms which affect these three elements.
Primary mechanisms
Cooling gases
Displacing oxygen and flammable vapors
Wetting the fuel
Secondary mechanisms
Suppressing heat radiation from fire
Weakening kinetic energy from fire
The HI-FOG water mist system fights fire on many fronts. This makes it an effective fire suppression system against different types of fires, including both solid and liquid-based fires.®
When water is fed through HI-FOG sprinklers at high pressure, it produces fine water mist. High-pressure water mist has many benefits:
High pressure produces a larger water mist surface area than low-pressure sprinkler systems. A larger surface area is more effective.
Powerful heat-absorbing capability prevents the fire from spreading and makes evacuation safer.
Small droplet size makes vaporization effective, and oxygen is displaced efficiently.
Effective vaporization cools down hot combustion gases. This protects the area surrounding the fire from heat damage.
Fire testing has shown that HI-FOG water mist systems used significantly less water to suppress fires compared to a traditional sprinkler system.
Water is a valuable natural resource and should not be wasted. With the HI-FOG system, you can protect yourself and your property while conserving nature. What’s more, in some locations extra water might not be readily available, so preserving water can be a necessity.