BUS ENGINE COMPARTMENT FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM FIREPRO TEST REPORT PEER REVIEW
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1 & e. INDUSTRIAL LOSS CONTROL & eng Analisi e Controllo dei Rischi Industriali HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING BUS ENGINE COMPARTMENT FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM FIREPRO TEST REPORT PEER REVIEW PREPARED FOR MR. G. GIANFILIPPI DE PARENTI FIREPRO SYSTEMS LIMITED 6 KOUMANDARIAS & SPYROU ARAOUZOU STREET TONIA COURT NO. 2, 6 TH FLOOR CY-3036 LIOL CYPRUS HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, SRL VIA VINCENZO MONTI, RHO (MILAN) ITALY TEL: FAX: FEBRUARY 200 Cliente/Customer FirePro Systems Limited Eseguita/Prepared by Luciano Borghetti Sito/Location Limassol, Cyprus Verificata/Checked by Luciano Borghetti Progetto/Project Titolo/Title Commessa/Job FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection FirePro Test Report Peer Review M 3 Data/Date Revisione/Revision File/File 26 February 200 Preliminary Issue FirePro Test Report Peer Review FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page of
2 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING INDEX. INTRODUCTION 3 2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 3. FIREPRO TEST REPORT REVIEW 5 4. CONCLUSIONS AND RECCOMENDATIONS 0 5. ANNEX A FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 2 of
3 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING. INTRODUCTION FirePro System Limited has expressed a need for developing the engineering guidance to apply the Aerosol Extinguishing Systems in Bus Engine Compartments, which ensure adequate and cost effective fire protection. FirePro Systems Limited has completed a series of experimental tests addressing the use of FirePro Aereosol Generator in bus engine compartment. The work demonstrated the potential benefit of using FirePro Fire Extinguishing Aerosol Systems for the protection of bus engine compartments and provided engineering guidance for developing the design criteria. The FirePro Fire Extinguishing Aerosol technology has been successfully applied in total flooding application as for local application in order to protect marine vessels, coaches, cars and trains. The success of this technology in effective suppression of the fire is consolidated and proven by several test reports and certifications/listings issued by a number of Internationally Recognised Listing Authorities. This current Hughes Associates Europe, srl report represents a peer review of the full report issued by the FirePro Experimental Test Laboratory and shall be read in conjunction with it. FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 3 of
4 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A series of fire tests in typical Bus Engine Compartments were conducted in order to address the use of FirePro Generators as an alternative suppression system. For each test, the performance of an automatic FirePro generators system (FP500 and FP200 with nozzles) in extinguishing a diesel fire involving also engine components was evaluated. The test parameters included measurement of air temperature, time of fire detection, and time of fire suppression. The testing completed for the FirePro Aerosol Generator Engine Compartment Fire Tests were intended to verify the efficiency of the FirePro suppression system. Several tests with different vents and generator arrangements were conducted. The preliminary test from Test n. up to Test n. 22 has been conducted by the FirePro Experimental Test Laboratory to develop a fire test scenario reproducing the real fire scenario that may occur inside a Bus Engine Compartment. Validation Tests from Test n. 23 up to Test n. 35 where performed and witnessed by Mr. P. Moncheroni, Head of Fire protection and Life Saving appliances Section - RINA (Italian Marine Administration) and Mr. L. Borghetti of Hughes Associates Europe, srl. The Witness Tests were successfully conducted and a number of additional tests were conducted (from Test n. 36 up to Test n. 39) upon a request of RINA to validate an extended pre-burning time (from 60 second up to 90 seconds) to simulate a longer extinguishing system intervention time, in case of a delayed system activation triggered by the bus driver. Table (pages 6 to 9) of the current report summarise the test layout, the significant test parameters and the test results. More details are reported on the tables included on the report issued by FirePro Experimental Test Laboratory attached herewith. FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 4 of
5 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 3. FIREPRO TEST REPORT REVIEW The FirePro Experimental Test Laboratory report is contained in Annex A, the current Hughes Associates Europe, srl review is intended to assess the consistency of the FirePro report content with the scope of the test campaign conducted. The FirePro report chapters have been analysed and found consistent with the scope of the test activity conducted. The following list is a synopsis of the comments on the specific FirePro report chapters:. Work Consideration, pages 3-4: The content specifically addresses the identification of the critical parameters to be considered in developing the Test Protocol to be performed. 2. Methodology, page 5: The description of the Test Protocol appears consistent with the scope of the testing activity. 3. Test Reports, pages 6 5: These consist of 39 tables reporting all the specific details of each test, including the test setup data, test setup drawings, instrumentation plots, test pictures and the test results. Table n. of the current report contains the full matrix of the entire test activity performed. 4. Conclusions, page 6: The analysis of the conclusions reported appear consistent with the test results. 5. Appendences, pages 7 33: The chapter contains specifications and calibration details of the instrumentation and hardware used to perform the test activity, these documents appear consistent with the scope of the job. FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 5 of
6 & e. INDUSTRIAL LOSS CONTROL & eng Analisi e Controllo dei Rischi Industriali HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Table Experimental Test Matrix Test Date Pre- Burn Time [min] Diesel Injection Rate [ml min] Detection System Type Control Panel Generator Type Generator Location Generator 2 Location 2 Generator 3 4 [g] [g] 2 Type [g] [g] Vents Provided [%] Detection Time [sec] Extinguishing Time [sec] 2/06/ FP FP N/A /06/ FP FP N/A /06/ FP FP N/A 4 2/06/ /06/ /06/ /07/ Linear Heat detector 80 C Protectowire PHSC-356-EPC Linear Heat detector 20 C Kiddie Linear Heat detector 38 C Protectowire PHSC-280-EPC Linear Heat detector TH 05 Proline Fire Panel FXP06a Fire Panel FXP06a Fire Panel FXP06a Fire Panel FXP06a Not Extinguished FP FP FP FP FP FP Not Extinguished FP FP /07/ FP FP N/A /07/ FP FP N/A /07/ FP FP N/A 72 06/07/ FP FP N/A /07/ FP FP N/A 72 FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 6 of
7 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Test Date Pre- Burn Time [min] Diesel Injection Rate [ml min] 3 2/07/ Detection System Type Linear Heat detector 80 C Protectowire PHSC-356-EPC Control Panel Fire Panel FXP06a Generator Type Generator Location Generator 2 Location 2 Generator 3 4 [g] [g] 2 Type [g] [g] Vents Provided [%] Detection Time [sec] Extinguishing Time [sec] FP FP /07/ Linear Heat detector 20 C Kiddie Fire Panel FXP06a FP FP /07/ Linear Heat detector 38 C Protectowire PHSC-280-EPC Fire Panel FXP06a FP FP Not Extinguished 6 7/07/ Linear Heat detector TH 05 Proline Fire Panel FXP06a FP FP /07/ FP FP N/A /07/ FP FP N/A /07/ FP FP N/A /07/ FP FP N/A /07/ Linear Heat detector TH 05 Proline Fire Panel FXP06a FP FP /07/ Linear Heat detector TH 05 Proline Fire Panel FXP06a FP FP /03/ Linear Heat detector TH 05 Proline Fire Panel FXP06a FP FP Not Extinguished 24 7/03/ FP FP N/A /03/ FP FP N/A Not Extinguished FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 7 of
8 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Test Date Pre- Burn Time [min] Diesel Injection Rate [ml min] Detection System Type Control Panel Generator Type Generator Location Generator 2 Location 2 Generator 3 4 [g] [g] 2 Type [g] [g] Vents Provided [%] 26 7/03/ FP FP N/A 27 7/03/ /03/ /03/ /03/ Linear Heat detector 80 C Protectowire PHSC-356-EPC Linear Heat detector 20 C Kiddie Linear Heat detector 38 C Protectowire PHSC-280-EPC Linear Heat detector TH 05 Proline Fire Panel FXP06a Fire Panel FXP06a Fire Panel FXP06a Detection Time [sec] Extinguishing Time [sec] Not Extinguished FP FP FP FP FP FP Not Extinguished - FP FP /03/ FP FP N/A /03/ FP FP N/A /03/ FP FP N/A /03/ FP FP N/A /03/ FP FP N/A /0/ FP FP N/A /0/ FP FP N/A /0/ FP FP N/A 88 FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 8 of
9 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Test Date Pre- Burn Time [min] Diesel Injection Rate [ml min] Detection System Type Control Panel Generator Type Generator Location Generator 2 Location [g] 2 [g] Generator 2 Type 3 [g] 4 [g] Vents Provided [%] Detection Time [sec] Extinguishing Time [sec] 39 23/0/ FP FP N/A 88 FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 9 of
10 & e. INDUSTRIAL LOSS CONTROL & eng Analisi e Controllo dei Rischi Industriali HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 4. CONCLUSIONS AND RECCOMENDATIONS The FirePro Experimental Test Campaign conducted with the Firepro Fire Extinguishing Aerosol Systems applied in Bus Engine Compartments demonstrated the ability of the FirePro Aerosol Technology to extinguish the fires that may occur inside the engine compartment of buses and vehicles and in similar engine compartments like boat engine bays, earthmoving equipment and mining equipment. Moreover the tests demonstrated the capability to perform the fire extinction in adverse weather/wind conditions, even in substantial open engine compartments with appreciable air flow, and the capability to extinguish pool fires formed by fuel leaking on the ground under open bottom engine compartments. A properly engineered FirePro Fire Extinguishing Aerosol System appears to be an appropriate cost effective, and efficient solution for the engine compartments similar to the configuration tested. Submitted by: HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl Luciano Borghetti FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page 0 of
11 & e. HUGHES ASSOCIATES EUROPE, srl FIRE SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 5. ANNEX A FirePro BUS FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM TEST REPORT FirePro Bus Engine Compartment Fire Protection page of
12 FirePro BUS FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM TEST REPORT
13 CONTENTS Work Considerations Methodology 5 Test Reports. 6 5 Conclusions... 6 Appendix
14 Work Considerations After visiting different bus companies and inspecting and measuring the engine compartments of different buses manufacturers and models, e.g. Volvo, Renault, Hino, Mercedes etc., we observed that the parts, the position of the parts, the engine compartment volume and the open space volume vary not only depending on the manufacturer, but also depending on the models. Taking into consideration safety factors and different external and internal conditions, we decided to use the largest engine compartment volume that we measured. This was the engine compartment of a Hino Bus, which was 5.22 m 3. Other factors that we took into consideration were the opening space. During our inspections of the different buses, we noticed that some buses were completely open at the bottom, other partly open, and the openings had different sizes and shapes. In addition, the ventilation of the engines varied, with some having ventilation only in the front, others on one side, others on both sides and others on both sides and in the front. Further factors we considered were the following:. The fire might occur because of fuel leakage from the injection fuel supply system. Leakage could happen due to damaged components, wear of components or malfunctioning of the injection fuel supply system. The contact of fuel with the hot engine components could start up the fire. The quantity of diesel and the time needed to start up a fire is very difficult to ascertain. 2. The high pressure of the diesel in the injection fuel supply system. 3. The high pressure of the jet spray, which injects the diesel from the injectors. 4. The ignition point of the diesel. The diesel does not ignite at the same rate as petrol. It must reach a certain temperature before it ignites. 5. After ignition, diesel maintains the fire longer, and it is harder to extinguish, due to its oil content. 6. The engine and air-condition compressor ventilation system. The ventilation system of large vehicles such as buses and lorries work with fans, which are operated by the power of the engine. Once the engine is turned off the ventilation system switches off immediately. 7. The air condition compressor and unit that carry gas under pressure. 8. Fire due to electrical fault. 9. The amount of rubber pipes etc. is part of the engine component. The quantity rate at which the diesel will escape depends directly on the dimensions and specifications of the fuel pumps and the location of the leakage. In the injection fuel supply systems there are safety systems, which in the event of a leak, the pressure of the fuel within the system will be affected, and so the ECU cuts off the diesel supply. Collecting information from modern diesel injection systems from major manufactures like Bosch, we gathered the following information: 3
15 In-line pumps Power Output: KW/Cylinder Injections Pressure: bar Injection Fuel Quantity: mm 3 per stroke Axial-Piston Distributor Pumps Power Output: 30 KW/Cylinder Injections Pressure: bar Injection Fuel Quantity: mm 3 per stroke Single-Cylinder Injection Pumps Power Output: up to 000 KW/Cylinder Injections Pressure: 500 bar Injection Fuel Quantity: mm 3 per stroke Unit Pump System Power Output: 80 KW/Cylinder Injections Pressure: bar Injection Fuel Quantity: mm 3 per stroke Radial-Piston Pumps Power Output: KW/Cylinder Injections Pressure: bar Injection Fuel Quantity: mm 3 per stroke Common Rail Systems Power Output: KW/Cylinder Injections Pressure: 600 bar Injection Fuel Quantity: 400 mm 3 per stroke Buses engine Four stroke engines 6 Cylinders rpm. The last three types are the most commonly used by the modern buses with the common rail system to be favoured by car and bus manufacturers, because of the construction simplicity and the economical effects and efficiency during the operation of the system. With all the information that we have collected/assessed, and the time the bus driver needs to ascertain that the engine compartment catches fire and stops the bus and turns off the engine, we concluded that we should use litre of diesel fuel. The fuel should be injected within minute by the jet spray via two injection holes, which would simulate the extreme difficult conditions. 4
16 METHODOLOGY In order to perform the tests, we used an engine compartment simulator that was built according to our considerations. To achieve the correct quantity and time for the injected diesel, we built a diesel fuel supply system by using a marine fuel pump, 3/8 and ¼, copper pipes pressure regulator valve and for safety reasons a fire check valve. After several tests, we adjusted the pressure and quantity of the supplied diesel to the required amount. During the tests, we used petrol 95 octane for the initial ignition of the fire and for the automatic igniter we used a pyrotechnic activator, powered by a 2V battery. In addition, during the tests we used different opening space to cover the entire range of bus models. We have issued the Test Reports covering all data. In each Report the following data are mentioned: - Location of the test - Date and time - Vehicle, engine capacity and engine scenario, percentage of open space - Vehicle classification and vehicle class - Fuel type and quantity - FirePro generators used: quantity, model, and serial no. and mass, weight before and after the test - Positioning of the system in the engine compartment - Results and comments DATE LAST CHECKED: 7 MARCH 200 5
17 BUS TEST LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 09:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 35gr 346gr WEIGH T AFTER 2772gr 265gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 96 sec 6
18 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 7
19 Test with C: [ C] Channel Test with C:2 [ C] Channel 2 Test with C:3 [ C] Channel 3 Test with C:4 [ C] Channel C COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 7/03/2008 :5:00 7/03/2008 :20:00 8
20 BUS TEST 2 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 347gr 345gr WEIGH T AFTER 2765gr 2653gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection Systems OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 05 sec 9
21 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 0
22 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 :46:00 7/03/2008 :47:00 7/03/2008 :48:00 7/03/2008 :49:00 7/03/2008 :50:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished.
23 BUS TEST 3 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP200 No Nozzle-No FP200 No Nozzle-No2 Feb Feb WEIGHT BEFORE 405gr 409gr WEIGH T AFTER 249gr 25gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 200gr 200gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP200 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP200 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 400gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME Not extinguished 2
24 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 3
25 300 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 2:08:00 7/03/2008 2:09:00 7/03/2008 2:0:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished at the beginning and after 20 seconds reignited. 4
26 BUS TEST 4 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP200 No Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 Feb May WEIGHT BEFORE 4gr 3207gr WEIGH T AFTER 239gr 275gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 200gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP200 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 700gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector 80 o C ProtectoWire PHSC-356-EPC OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 3 sec 72 sec 5
27 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 6
28 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 2:58:00 7/03/2008 2:59:00 7/03/2008 3:00:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 7
29 BUS TEST 5 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 322gr 372gr WEIGH T AFTER 2787gr 2706gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector 20 o C Kidde OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 35 sec 5 sec 8
30 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 9
31 300 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 3:50:00 7/03/2008 3:5:00 7/03/2008 3:52:00 7/03/2008 3:53:00 7/03/2008 3:54:00 7/03/2008 3:55:00 7/03/2008 3:56:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 20
32 BUS TEST 6 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 379gr 325gr WEIGH T AFTER 2764gr 2706gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector 38 o C Protectowire PHSC-280-EPC OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 30 sec Not Extinguished 2
33 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 22
34 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 4:33:00 7/03/2008 4:34:00 7/03/2008 4:35:00 7/03/2008 4:36:00 7/03/2008 4:37:00 COMMENTS: The fire was not extinguished. 23
35 BUS TEST 7 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3250gr 3238gr WEIGH T AFTER 2782gr 2937gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector TH 05 Proline OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 38 sec 36 sec 24
36 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 25
37 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 09:5:00 8/03/ :52:00 8/03/ :53:00 8/03/ :54:00 8/03/ :55:00 8/03/ :56:00 8/03/ :57:00 8/03/ :58:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 26
38 BUS TEST 8 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:45 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 36gr 3229gr WEIGH T AFTER 2748gr 26gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 22 sec 27
39 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 28
40 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 0:30:00 8/03/2008 0:3:00 8/03/2008 0:32:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished 29
41 BUS TEST 9 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 09:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3244gr 380gr WEIGH T AFTER 2782gr 2672gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 58 sec 30
42 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. PICTURE 3 3
43 BUS TEST 0 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 370gr 322gr WEIGH T AFTER 26gr 2735gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection Systems OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 72 sec 32
44 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 33
45 BUS TEST LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :5 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 389gr 38gr WEIGH T AFTER 2735gr 273gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP200 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 84 sec 34
46 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel. 35
47 BUS TEST 2 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3202gr 3203gr WEIGH T AFTER 2798gr 2787gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 72 sec 36
48 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. 37
49 BUS TEST 3 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 No Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 320gr 3204gr WEIGH T AFTER 2722gr 276gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector 80 o C ProtectoWire PHSC-356-EPC OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 3 sec 72 sec 38
50 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 39
51 BUS TEST 4 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:45 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 320gr 375gr WEIGH T AFTER 2792gr 2708gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector 20 o C Kidde OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 35 sec 5 sec 40
52 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 4
53 BUS TEST 5 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 09:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 382gr 325gr WEIGH T AFTER 2762gr 2706gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector 38 o C Protectowire PHSC-280-EPC OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 30 sec Not extinguished 42
54 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 43
55 300 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 2:08:00 7/03/2008 2:09:00 7/03/2008 2:0:00 COMMENTS: The fire was not extinguished. 44
56 BUS TEST 6 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:5 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3252gr 3236gr WEIGH T AFTER 2784gr 2939gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector TH 05 Proline OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 38 sec 36 sec 45
57 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 09:5:00 8/03/ :52:00 8/03/ :53:00 8/03/ :54:00 8/03/ :55:00 8/03/ :56:00 8/03/ :57:00 8/03/ :58:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 46
58 BUS TEST 7 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 30gr 323gr WEIGH T AFTER 2750gr 263gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 25 sec 47
59 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 48
60 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 0:30:00 8/03/2008 0:3:00 8/03/2008 0:32:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 49
61 BUS TEST 8 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 09:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3246gr 382gr WEIGH T AFTER 2782gr 267gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 48 sec 50
62 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 5
63 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 :02:00 8/03/2008 :03:00 8/03/2008 :04:00 8/03/2008 :05:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 3-4 Knots 52
64 BUS TEST 9 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 09:45 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 369gr 324gr WEIGH T AFTER 26gr 2735gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection Systems OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 58 sec 53
65 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 54
66 500 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel 4 0 C 8/03/2008 :34:00 8/03/2008 :35:00 8/03/2008 :36:00 8/03/2008 :37:00 8/03/2008 :38:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 3-4 Knots 55
67 BUS TEST 20 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 389gr 386gr WEIGH T AFTER 2738gr 273gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP200 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 8 sec 56
68 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 57
69 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 2:2:00 8/03/2008 2:3:00 8/03/2008 2:4:00 8/03/2008 2:5:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 3-4 Knots. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. 58
70 BUS TEST 2 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3209gr 3200gr WEIGH T AFTER 2806gr 2786gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector TH 05 Proline OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 35 sec 65 sec 59
71 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 60
72 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 2:35:00 8/03/2008 2:36:00 8/03/2008 2:37:00 8/03/2008 2:38:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 3-4 Knots. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. 6
73 BUS TEST 22 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:45 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 362gr 359gr WEIGH T AFTER 2777gr 2653gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector TH 05 Proline OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 33 sec 5 sec 62
74 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 63
75 Test with C: [ C] Channel Test with C:2 [ C] Channel 2 Test with C:3 [ C] Channel 3 Test with C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 :5:00 7/03/2008 :20:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 64
76 BUS TEST 23 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP200 with Nozzle-No FP200 with Nozzle-No2 Jan Jan WEIGHT BEFORE 987gr 2003gr WEIGH T AFTER 840gr 874gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 200gr 200gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP200 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP200 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 400gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector TH 05 Proline OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 35 sec Not Extinguished 65
77 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 66
78 400 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 4:33:00 7/03/2008 4:34:00 7/03/2008 4:35:00 7/03/2008 4:36:00 COMMENTS: The fire did not extinguish, we extinguished it by manual extinguishers. The aerosol concentration was too low and it was fast dissipated through the openings. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 7/03/2008 4:37:00 67
79 BUS TEST 24 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 357gr 355gr WEIGH T AFTER 2778gr 2654gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 96 sec 68
80 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 69
81 Test with C: [ C] Channel Test with C:2 [ C] Channel 2 Test with C:3 [ C] Channel 3 Test with C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 :5:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. 7/03/2008 :20:00 Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 70
82 BUS TEST 25 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP200 with Nozzle-No FP200 with Nozzle-No2 Jan Jan WEIGHT BEFORE 987gr 2003gr WEIGH T AFTER 840gr 874gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 200gr 200gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP200 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP200 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 400gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection Systems OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME Not Extinguished 7
83 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 72
84 300 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 2:08:00 7/03/2008 2:09:00 7/03/2008 2:0:00 COMMENTS: The fire did not extinguish, we extinguished it by manual extinguishers. The aerosol concentration was too low and it was fast dissipated through the openings. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 73
85 BUS TEST 26 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP200 No Nozzle-No FP200 No Nozzle-No2 Feb Feb WEIGHT BEFORE 402gr 42gr WEIGH T AFTER 255gr 253gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 200gr 200gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP200 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP200 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 400gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME Not extinguished 74
86 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 75
87 300 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 2:08:00 7/03/2008 2:09:00 7/03/2008 2:0:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished at the beginning and after 30 seconds reignited. The aerosol concentration was too low and it was fast dissipated through the openings. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 76
88 BUS TEST 27 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :45 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP200 No Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 Feb May WEIGHT BEFORE 400gr 3204gr WEIGH T AFTER 240gr 276gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 200gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP200 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 700gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector 80 o C ProtectoWire PHSC-356-EPC OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 3 sec 72 sec 77
89 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 78
90 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 2:58:00 7/03/2008 2:59:00 7/03/2008 3:00:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 79
91 BUS TEST 28 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3209gr 377gr WEIGH T AFTER 2792gr 2708gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector 20 o C Kidde OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 35 sec 5 sec 80
92 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 8
93 300 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 3:50:00 7/03/2008 3:5:00 7/03/2008 3:52:00 7/03/2008 3:53:00 7/03/2008 3:54:00 7/03/2008 3:55:00 7/03/2008 3:56:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 82
94 BUS TEST 29 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 3:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 384gr 328gr WEIGH T AFTER 2766gr 2708gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: DETECTION SYSTEM: FPX06a Fire Panel Linear Heat Detector 38 o C Protectowire PHSC-280-EPC OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 30 sec Not Extinguished 83
95 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 84
96 testo 77-T4 C: [ C] Channel testo 77-T4 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo 77-T4 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo 77-T4 C:4 [ C] Channel C 7/03/2008 4:33:00 7/03/2008 4:34:00 7/03/2008 4:35:00 7/03/2008 4:36:00 7/03/2008 4:37:00 COMMENTS: The fire was not extinguished. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 85
97 BUS TEST 30 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3252gr 3236gr WEIGH T AFTER 2784gr 2939gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: FPX06a Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: Linear Heat Detector TH 05 Proline OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME EXTINGUISHING TIME 38 sec 36 sec 86
98 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 87
99 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel /03/2008 C 09:5:00 8/03/ :52:00 8/03/ :53:00 8/03/ :54:00 8/03/ :55:00 8/03/ :56:00 8/03/ :57:00 8/03/ :58:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions was 3-4 Knots Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 88
100 BUS TEST 3 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 0:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 34gr 3235gr WEIGH T AFTER 2752gr 260gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Top Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 22 sec 89
101 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 90
102 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 0:30:00 8/03/2008 0:3:00 8/03/2008 0:32:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished with in the first 22 sec of FirePro generators activation, but the fire reignited and extinguished with manual fire extinguishers. Wind conditions were 5-7 Knots Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 9
103 BUS TEST 32 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Partly Open BUS Picture 5% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3247gr 380gr WEIGH T AFTER 2783gr 2670gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 58 sec 92
104 PICTURE PICTURE 2 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 PICTURE 3 93
105 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 :02:00 8/03/2008 :03:00 8/03/2008 :04:00 8/03/2008 :05:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 7 Knots Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 94
106 BUS TEST 33 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Closed BUS Picture 0% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 373gr 32gr WEIGH T AFTER 263gr 2738gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Top Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection Systems OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 72 sec 95
107 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 96
108 500 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel 4 0 C 8/03/2008 :34:00 8/03/2008 :35:00 8/03/2008 :36:00 8/03/2008 :37:00 8/03/2008 :38:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 7 Knots Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 97
109 BUS TEST 34 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:5 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 388gr 380gr WEIGH T AFTER 2737gr 274gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 84 sec 98
110 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 99
111 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 2:2:00 8/03/2008 2:3:00 8/03/2008 2:4:00 8/03/2008 2:5:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 4-5 Knots. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 00
112 BUS TEST 35 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 3:00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 May May WEIGHT BEFORE 3209gr 3200gr WEIGH T AFTER 2806gr 2786gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 72 sec 0
113 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 02
114 testo75-77 C: [ C] Channel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Channel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Channel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Channel C 8/03/2008 2:35:00 8/03/2008 2:36:00 8/03/2008 2:37:00 8/03/2008 2:38:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were 3-4 Knots. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. Test was witnessed by RINA and HUGHES representatives. 03
115 BUS TEST 36 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :00 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL.5min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 Jan Jan WEIGHT BEFORE 320gr 3220gr WEIGH T AFTER 2730gr 2860gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 9 sec 04
116 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 05
117 t es t o C: [ C] Ch an nel 200 t es t o C:2 [ C] Ch an nel 2 t es t o C:3 [ C] Ch an nel 3 t es t o C:4 [ C] Ch an nel C 23/0/2008 :4:00 23/0/2008 :5:00 23/0/2008 :6:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were longitudinal 6.8Km/h and crosswise 5.3Km/h. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. The thermocouples (temperature) No was touching the body of the engine 06
118 BUS TEST 37 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: :40 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL.5min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 Jan Jan WEIGHT BEFORE 3220gr 320gr WEIGH T AFTER 2890gr 278gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 86 sec 07
119 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 08
120 testo75-77 C: [ C] Cha nnel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Cha nnel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Cha nnel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Cha nnel C 23/0/2008 :48:00 23/0/2008 :49:00 23/0/2008 :50:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were longitudinal 5.2Km/h and crosswise 3.7Km/h. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. The thermocouples (temperature) No was touching the body of the engine 09
121 BUS TEST 38 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:0 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL.5min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 Apr Jan WEIGHT BEFORE 378gr 322gr WEIGH T AFTER 287gr 2780gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 88 sec 0
122 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3
123 testo75-77 C: [ C] Cha nnel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Cha nnel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Cha nnel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Cha nnel /0/2008 C 2:5:00 23/0/2008 2:6:00 23/0/2008 2:7:00 23/0/2008 2:8:00 23/0/2008 2:9:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were longitudinal 5.6Km/h and crosswise 6.4Km/h. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. The thermocouples (temperature) No was touching the body of the engine 2
124 BUS TEST 39 LOCATION: YERMASOGIA ALONOUDIA AREA DATE: TIME: 2:30 VEHICLE CAPACITY ENGINE SCENARIO SIMULATOR Open BUS Picture 2% openings VEHICLE CLASSIFICATION VEHICLE CLASS 0 LARGE FUEL TYPE PRE-BURNING TIME FUEL QUANTITY DIESEL.5min Injection 000ml per minute Diesel Injection System FIREPRO GENERATORS QTY MODELS SERIAL No FP500 with Nozzle-No FP500 with Nozzle-No2 Apr Apr WEIGHT BEFORE 3280gr 327gr WEIGH T AFTER 2789gr 2795gr SOLID AEROSOL FORMING COMPOUND 500gr 500gr POSITION IN ENGINE COMPARTMENT: -No FP500 Middle Right Back side - Picture 2 -No 2 FP500 Middle Left Front side Picture 2 TOTAL 000gr CONTROL PANEL: No Fire Panel DETECTION SYSTEM: No Detection System OTHER: Fire Temperature Monitor: - Testo 77 Digital Thermometer - 4 K Type Thermocouples (Picture 3) RESULTS DETECTION TIME N/A EXTINGUISHING TIME 85 sec 3
125 PICTURE PICTURE 2 PICTURE 3 Engine Volume 0.72 m 3 A/C compressor Simulator Volume 0.02 m 3 4
126 testo75-77 C: [ C] Cha nnel testo75-77 C:2 [ C] Cha nnel 2 testo75-77 C:3 [ C] Cha nnel 3 testo75-77 C:4 [ C] Cha nnel C 23/0/2008 2:38:00 23/0/2008 2:39:00 23/0/2008 2:40:00 23/0/2008 2:4:00 23/0/2008 2:42:00 COMMENTS: The fire was extinguished. Wind conditions were longitudinal 4.5Km/h and crosswise 2.Km/h. Metal plates closed the front and right side louver panel and the bottom was open. The thermocouples (temperature) No was touching the body of the engine 5
127 CONCLUSIONS Bus engines extinguishing concentration assessment The results indicated that for this type of engine enclosure, with side ventilation openings and open on the bottom part, the selection of FirePro models should be: 2 x FP-500 (with outlet nozzle), for a total extinguishing concentration of,000 grams. Due to the possibility of experiencing re-ignition of the fire, after the initial extinguishing inside the engine enclosure, (caused mainly by the fuel burning on the ground under the engine enclosure), the optimum results were obtained when the 2 units of FP-500 generators were installed at a middle height on the 2 opposite corners. The 2 generators were positioned with a 45 degree angle so that the aerosol extinguishing medium was directed partly inside the engine enclosure and partly on the ground under the engine enclosure, thanks to the nozzle spreading effect. This positioning ensures that the fuel, which drips from the engine onto the ground and is ignited, is also extinguished by the aerosol, therefore the possibility of re-ignition is prevented. The temperature detected during the fire tests reached over 600 o C, as indicated in the temperature versus time graphs, registered for each test. All the final tests, from test no. 23 to test no. 35, were performed in the presence of two representatives of accredited Institutes: Eng. P.Moncheroni of RINA (Italian Marine Registry- Fire Protection and Life Saving Appliances Section)) and Mr. L.Borghetti of Hughes Associates Europe, srl (Fire Science & Engineering). A Peer Review Report has been issued by Hughes Associates Europe, srl which enforces the results and together, form a sound and credible document, which can be used in the marketing and promotional activity with clients. A number of verification tests, test no. 36 to test no. 39, were performed applying an extended pre-burning time (from 60 sec. to 90 sec.), thus simulating a longer intervention time by the driver, who has to manually trigger the activation of the extinguishing system, after receiving the signal from the detection system. 6
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