CO 2 EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

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CO 2 EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

CO 2 THE FIRE EXTINGUISHING CLASSIC: CLEAN, FAST AND RELIABLE TOTAL WALTHER, the acknowledged specialist in fire protection systems, has been manufacturing CO 2 extinguishing systems for more than 70 years. These systems are developed in accordance with international safety standards, and they are used successfully both in Germany and abroad. From the natural cycle Carbon dioxide can be discharged into the extinguishing section through total flooding nozzles A local application nozzle in use CO 2, also known as carbon dioxide, occurs naturally; it is a colourless and odourless gas which does not conduct electricity. Its outstanding characteristic is that it does not react with other substances, nor does it leave any residue. This means that CO 2 is a clean extinguishing agent which is ideally suited to protecting highly sensitive risks against fire. Stopping the fire from breathing... or it can be fed directly to the seat of the fire through special nozzles positioned on the equipment. The extinguishing effect of CO 2 is based on the displacement of oxygen, which is needed for the development of the fire. The normal proportion of oxygen in the air is approximately 21% by volume and adding CO 2 reduces this to 15% or less by volume in the protected zone: as a result, any fire is quickly suffocated. 2

SUCCESSFUL IN TOTAL FLOODING AND LOCAL APPLICATION TOTAL WALTHER CO 2 extinguishing systems are used to provide special protection of machinery and automated high-tech plant. tanks and rolling mills, as well as special types of machinery such as spark erosion and high-speed grinding machines. When CO 2 extinguishing systems are used in areas where people may be at risk, special protective measures are required, since CO 2 endangers human life if it is used at concentrations which are capable of extinguishing. Reliable protection in sensitive areas We particularly recommend CO 2 extinguishing systems where effective protection is required for water and dirt sensitive areas, leaving no residue. It is used on combustible liquids and gases, for fire protection in data processing installations, and to protect switch areas. CO 2 is also suitable for the protection of printing machines, quench Safety can also save money TOTAL WALTHER CO 2 extinguishing systems are designed and installed in accordance with the safety rules of German and international insurance companies. The individual components were developed in our own factory, and fully tested in our Test Centre. A single, certified production process is your guarantee of high quality. By installing CO 2 extinguishing systems from TOTAL WALTHER, you will obtain high premium discounts on your fire and business interruption insurance. A CO 2 extinguishing system protects a facility. Discharge test of a rolling mill with CO 2 3

A FIRST-CLASS EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM FOR ANY VOLUME 5 6 9 8 6 10 3 7 4 11 1 2 Example of a CO 2 high pressure system for one extinguishing zone: 1 Alarm bottle with electrical actuator 2 CO 2 extinguishing agent bottle with pneumatic actuation 3 Manifold 4 Delay device 5 Extinguishing nozzle 6 Automatic fire detector 7 Fire detection and control panel 8 Visual warning device 9 Electrical alarm sounder 10 Pneumatic alarm horn 11 Manual release When our engineers design a CO 2 extinguishing system, they make sure that storage is provided for the right amount of extinguishing agent. The amount determines whether the CO 2 is stored at high pressure or low pressure. High pressure storage In high pressure systems, the CO 2 is stored in steel bottles at ambient temperature. If necessary, bottles are grouped together to form larger batteries. All the agent bottles are connected to a common manifold via high pressure hoses. The high pressure method allows up to 50 kg of CO 2 to be stored in each bottle. To ensure constant monitoring of the contents, each bottle is weighed and equipped with limit switches, so that a maximum leakage of 10% of the extinguishing agent gives an automatic signal and alarm. In a system protecting several sections, special sectional valves ensure the supply of extinguishing agent to each protected section. This guarantees flooding just of the only area where extinguishing is required. 4

AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHING ON THE SPOT: THE COUNTDOWN HAS STARTED... KOTIKA : low pressure storage for larger extinguishing volumes TOTAL WALTHER s KOTIKA extinguishing system also belongs to the family of CO 2 extinguishing systems. KOTIKA is a German abbreviation for VERY COLD CARBON DIOXIDE: the CO 2 is stored in an insulated tank fitted with a refrigeration unit, at a temperature of -20 C. This keeps the carbon dioxide at a reduced pressure of 20 bar. The low pressure system is especially suitable for efficient storage of large quantities of extinguishing agent. The KOTIKA system is the most cost-effective alternative when the volume of CO 2 to be stored exceeds about 2,000 kg. The extinguishing effect is identical for both the high and low pressure method. 11 12 10 15 16 13 9 8 7 2 6 14 19 18 17 20 4 1 3 5 Example of a KOTIKA extinguishing system: 1 KOTIKA tank on its weighing device 2 Main shut-off valve 3 Cooling unit 4 Switch cabinet 5 Filling lines 6 Safety fittings 7 Distribution pipe 8 Sectional valve 9 Odourizer cartridge 10 Extinguishing pipework 11 Discharge nozzle 12 Heat detector 13 Manual actuator 14 Fire detection and control panel 15 Electrical alarm sounder 16 Pneumatic alarm horn 17 Alarm control valve 18 Delay device 19 Extinguishing control valve 20 Pneumatic control line 5

CO 2 EXTINGUISHING TECHNOLOGY... TOTAL WALTHER GmbH s modern CO 2 extinguishing systems are activated and discharged using electrical and electronic fire detection systems. Modules make it happen The electronic fire detection and control panels used to ensure perfect actuation of CO 2 extinguishing systems, are built up from a variety of modular components. FAST 2000 : fire detection and control panel The panels evaluate the incoming signals from the automatic fire detectors and give the alarm to the personnel and the fire brigade, as well as activating the release and delay devices on the CO 2 extinguishing system. CO 2 storage battery with alarm control cylinder and mechanical delay device Switch over unit between main and reserve batteries 6

BROUGHT TO THE PEAK OF PERFECTION TOTAL WALTHER s specialist engineers will advise you on all aspects of modern fire protection, and will offer you committed and competent support from the design and installation phases to the maintenance of your CO 2 extinguishing system. Low pressure CO 2 technology Early detection of a fire will prevent disastrous damage later on. Fire risks which can be covered reliably with CO 2 : Alcohol stores Battery rooms Printing machines Electrical rooms Paint manufacturing, storage and processing facilities Hazardous material stores Generators Plastic processing and storage facilities Engine test cells Oil stores Tyre stores Computer centres (archives, EDP) Process and storage facilities for foamed plastics Chipboard presses Spinning mills Indoor transformers Drying ovens Rolling mills Machine shops 7

Tyco Integrated Systems Sp. z o.o. Fire Extinguishing Division Telephone 0048/22 /54 58-314 Telefax 0048 / 22 / 54 58-300 ul. Pulawska 469 02-844 Warszawa A International Ltd. Company