Universal Fire Control

Ghodbunder Road, Thane, Maharashtra

Fire trace Fire Suppression Systems provide Cost-Effective, Stand-Alone, Automatic Fire Suppression Systems for your Critical Equipment, Electrical/Technical Systems and various types of enclosures. The effectiveness of a genuine Fire trace System, happens by utilizing the proprietary Fire trace Detection Tubing (a Linear Pneumatic Heat Sensor), which detects a fire due to precise temperature sensitivity, allowing our systems to react quickly and effectively. This unique detection can be run through the smallest or most complex enclosures to ensure detection is always close at hand.

• Direct Type Release System
• Indirect Type Release System

Water mist systems are used for special applications in which it is decided that creating a heat absorbent vapor is the primary objective. This type of system is typically used where water damage may be a concern, or where water supplies are limited.
NFPA 750 defines water mist as a water spray with a droplet size of "less than 1000 microns at the minimum operation pressure of the discharge nozzle."
The droplet size can be controlled by the adjusting discharge pressure through a nozzle of a fixed orifice size. By creating a mist, an equal volume of water will create a larger total surface area exposed to the fire. The larger total surface area better facilitates the transfer of heat, thus allowing more water droplets to turn to steam more quickly. A water mist, which absorbs more heat than water per unit time, due to exposed surface area, will more effectively cool the room, thus reducing the temperature of the flame.

High velocity water spray systems are installed to extinguish fires involving liquids with flash points of 65C or higher. Three principles of extinguishment are employed in the system that is emulsification, cooling and smothering. The result of applying these principles is to extinguish the fire within a few seconds.
This clause provides guidelines for the protection of the following :

• Transformers, oil filled equipments of power stations,
• Turbo-alternators and other,
• Oil fired boiler rooms, oil quenching tanks, and
• Cable vaults.