Fire Boar specialises in the design, installation, service and maintenance of special hazard systems including:
- Water mist systems
- Foam systems
- Gaseous suppression systems
Gaseous Suppression Systems
Gaseous suppression systems are commonly employed in areas that are critical or contain sensitive equipment where damage from water through the suppression of a fire is as detrimental to the equipment or materials as the fire itself. One of the most effective forms of fire suppression in an isolated area is gaseous suppression. Through the use of inert gases, the fire is starved of any air that is required to continue burning.
Gaseous suppression systems can be used in:
- Computer server rooms
- Data processing and storage centres
- Switch rooms
- Critical electronic infrastructure
- Art galleries and museums
Foam Suppression Systems
Foam amplifies the effectiveness of water in fire suppression by breaking the surface tension, making the droplets smaller, and enhancing cooling of the water. Foam suppression systems are commonly employed in areas that are highly combustible.
Examples of Foam Systems Usage includes but is not limited to:
- Diesel generator enclosures
- Lube oil tanks
- Process pumps
- Flammable liquid storage
- Aircraft hangers
- Refuelling stations