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It uses foam concentrate to quickly cover the fire surface, suppress flames, and prevent re-ignition.
A Foam System is a fire protection system designed to control and extinguish fires involving flammable and combustible liquids. It works by discharging a layer of fire-fighting foam over the burning surface, helping suppress flames, reduce heat, and prevent the release of flammable vapors.
Foam systems are commonly used in oil and gas facilities, fuel storage tanks, chemical plants, aircraft hangars, and industrial areas where liquid fuel fires may occur. They provide rapid fire control and help protect critical equipment and high-risk areas from severe fire damage.
A foam system is a fire protection system that uses a mixture of water and foam concentrate to suppress fires, particularly those involving flammable liquids.
When activated, the system mixes foam concentrate with water and discharges the foam through sprinklers, nozzles, or foam chambers. The foam forms a blanket over the burning surface, helping suppress flames and prevent re-ignition.