FIRE PROTECTION

Fire alarm Security-fire alarm and alarm systems (security alarm) are designed to detect fires in all kinds of structures, buildings, facilities and businesses at an early stage, to warn building occupants, to notify necessary security units and to fight fire. as well as systems for protecting goods. While all safety systems are important, the need to acknowledge a fire is more obvious when you consider the damage a fire can do to a building and its occupants.

In addition to our main fire detection system products, our products also include high-sensitivity active smoke detectors, active gas detectors, motorized and non-motorized smoke detectors, gas intake and control station equipment, fiber optic heat intake system, special weather conditions. - durable special detection equipment, ex-proof or self-safe devices for areas with explosion risk, panels in different sizes and certificates, integrated interface areas, special gas detection detectors and similar reception and control equipment according to need.

The water extinguishing system (Sprinkler system) is designed by considering details such as flammable material, shelf structure, whether there is a risk of freezing, risk group and related debt, pipe installation route, and whether it is in the earthquake zone. Accordingly, the nozzle model is selected and the burst temperature of the nozzle is determined. Valve groups are also arranged according to the model of sprinkler extinguishing systems.

Wet Pipe Sprinkler Extinguishing Systems
Automatic sprinklers are wet pipe sprinkler extinguishing systems installed in piped systems that are connected to a certain water source and contain water. This system, which is activated automatically with the effect of the increasing temperature due to the fire, ensures that water is thrown on the combustible material like rain.

Dry Pipe Sprinkler Suppression Systems
In this system, compressed air is applied to the pipeline to keep the valve between the water source and the pipeline closed. Or instead the space is filled with nitrogen gas. Air pressure is controlled automatically with a screw located at the entrance of the network. The heat from the fire activates any sprinklers and the pressure inside the pipeline drops rapidly. As the pressure drops, the valve at the inlet of the dry pipeline opens automatically and the pipes fill with water and move towards the fire area. Where wet pipe sprinkler extinguishing systems are not used, in areas where the temperature is lower;

Dominant Sprinkler Extinguishing Systems In Dominant
sprinkler extinguishing systems , which have a similar structure to wet and dry pipe sprinkler extinguishing systems, the control valve is normally closed. The valve opens automatically, acting through a separate fire extraction system. It is preferred in controlling rapidly spreading fires and when a large amount of water is needed in a short time. At the same time, in this system where standard sprinklers are used, all sprinklers are waiting in the open position.

Preaction Sprinkler Extinguishing Systems In Preaction
sprinkler extinguishing systems, similar to Deluge sprinkler extinguishing systems, but the sprinkler is not in the open position, the sprinkler is protected by fusible parts or glass bulbs. The control valve acts as a front-acting valve. With the heat generated by the fire, the front valve opens and the pipeline fills with water. In this way, it moves towards the burned area.

FM 200 gas fire extinguishing systems, which are included in automatic fire extinguishing systems; It is preferred because it is colorless and odorless. FM200, which is filled into cylinders under 25 bar pressure, is preserved in liquid form. The reason why the widely used FM-200 gas extinguishing systems are preferred so often is that they do not cause any harm to the application area and do not pose a threat to human health. Liquid gas is applied to the flammable area by spraying and FM200 gas forms a layer covering the flammable surface in the form of glaciers. FM 200, which has a similar structure to Halon gas, is a physical fire extinguishing system, not a chemical like Halon gas.

The fire must be extinguished as soon as possible so that it does not cause further damage. Otherwise, various systems and networks in the fire area will be destroyed in a short time. FM 200 is preferred because of its short-term intervention in gas extinguishing systems. When the fire alarm is activated, the ignition system automatically intervenes and sprays the burning surface in approximately 8 seconds.

Significant physical damage occurs on the surfaces where fire extinguishing systems containing water, foam or chemical powder are applied. Due to this problem, FM200 gas has been developed and widely used since it does not cause physical damage to the surface on which it is applied. The most important factor in the widespread use of this system is that there is no need for any post-fire cleaning, especially in areas contaminated by FM200 gas. It does not pose a problem even in areas where electrical appliances are present.

These are areas where FM200 fire suppression systems are commonly used; Computer Rooms, Telephone Stations, Information Centers, Museums, Art Galleries, System Control Rooms, Generator Units, Power Distribution Centers, Bank Safes, Libraries, Storage Areas such as Floppy and Disk, Flammable Liquid Storages such as Acetone, etc.

Foam fire extinguishing systems are generally used to extinguish flammable and liquid chemicals or fuels. Chemical properties of protein-based, synthetic-based, alcohol-resistant and film-forming foams may differ. Foam fire extinguishing systems, which can be designed both manually and automatically, prevent the spread of fire by intervening in the burning area immediately.

The main features of foam fire extinguishing systems are as follows;

• It prevents the contact of fuel vapor with oxygen.
• Prevents evaporation from the fuel surface
• The flame separates the fuel surface.
• It helps to cool metal surfaces on or around the fuel surface.

Types of fire in which the foam is effective;

• crude oil fires
• gasoline fires
• Jet fuel fires
• gasoline fires
• fuel fires
• naphtha fires
• fires caused by alcohol
• fever in ketones
• fires in the ethers
• fires in the air
• hydrocarbon fires
• Polar Solvent fires

Foam extinguishing systems, which have a wide range of applications, are generally; It is used in aircraft and helicopter bunkers, warehouses, fuel loading or unloading stations, paint workshops, chemical production or collection facilities, areas where flammable and combustible liquids are collected, areas where flammable and combustible liquids are filled, factories, overpasses, oil refineries, yachts. ports and similar areas. It prevents possible large fires by making a short-term effect on the flammable surface due to its fast response and rapid control feature, and also prevents the release of explosive gases.