CLEAN GAS EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

GAS EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

It is imperative to design alternative extinguishing systems in environments where water quenching may have negative consequences for health or water quenching may damage internal equipment. Among these alternative extinguishing systems, one of the most preferred types of extinguishing systems today is clean gas extinguishing systems.

Nowadays, clean gas extinguishing systems which meet the requirements of the extinguishing system of the places where there are electric-based conductors are preferential because they are environmentally friendly and do not harm human health.

A clean gas extinguishing system that extinguishes the fire with its extinguishing agent does not have any negative effect on the health of the person in the room.

All designs; Firstly, in accordance with TS EN 15004 standards and NFPA 2001 standards, Evenos A.Ş. clean gas extinguishing systems made by engineering staff are projected and installed in line with customer needs and site characteristics.

All clean gas extinguishing systems imported by Evenos Fire Safety Systems are FM approved and UL listed on system components basis and as complete system; or VdS approved. All of the systems are made in the facilities of the manufacturer which is the distributor of the filling, and import transactions are carried out by Evenos A.Ş. .

All design and hydraulic calculations are made by the manufacturer’s approved hydraulic calculator programs.

Selection of clean gas extinguishing systems such as NOVEC1230, FM200, Inert gas systems, Intra-Canal Micro-extinguishing systems, Saretra A.Ş. are offered by the professional engineers within the company, with applicability and cost optimizations made.

One point to note is that the design in our country is mandatory on these occasions, pointing to European norms. Therefore, except for special cases, designs should be made considering the standards of EN 15004. Significant differences between the NFPA 2001 and EN 15004 standards lead to inadequate designs when the NFPA 2001 standards are followed.

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