Non-pressurized perfluorohexanone fire suppression system

The non‑pressurized perfluorohexanone fire‑extinguishing system remains unpressurized at ambient temperature. Upon receiving a signal from an external heat‑sensing or electrically activated initiator, the internal actuation module instantly generates a large volume of gas, propelling the perfluorohexanone extinguishing agent into a fine mist to achieve rapid cooling and suppress the fire. This is a novel fire‑protection device specifically designed for small spaces and certain specialized environments. Featuring a compact, modular design, it can be deployed as a standalone unit or interconnected in multiple configurations.

Prefabricated perfluorohexanone fire suppression system

Prefabricated perfluorohexanone fire suppression systems can integrate piping and nozzles directly within equipment prone to fire, while employing high‑precision fire detectors to monitor the equipment. When a fire is detected, these detectors generate a 24 V activation signal that triggers the prefabricated pipework‑based automatic extinguishing system. High‑pressure nitrogen propels the extinguishing agent through the preinstalled piping (or fire‑detection tubing), where it is atomized and discharged at high velocity via specialized nozzles (or detection tubes), enabling rapid fire suppression. This system represents an early‑stage fire‑extinguishing solution: it responds swiftly and accurately, delivering extinguishing agents more promptly and with greater specificity, thereby detecting and suppressing incipient fires quickly and effectively to minimize losses.

Heptafluoropropane fire suppression system with a fire-sensing tube

The fire‑detecting pipe‑type perfluorohexanone fire suppression system is available in direct‑acting and indirect‑acting configurations. Depending on the equipment, the detection lines, discharge lines, and nozzles can be installed within the equipment where fires are most likely to occur. When a fire is detected, the fire‑detection line automatically activates the system once the ambient temperature exceeds 170 ± 10°C. High‑pressure nitrogen propels the extinguishing agent through the discharge lines, which is then atomized and discharged at high velocity by the spray nozzles, achieving rapid fire suppression. The system requires no external power supply or control units; it operates on purely physical principles, making installation and maintenance straightforward. It is an early‑stage fire suppression solution that responds quickly and accurately, delivering timely, targeted discharge of the extinguishing agent to effectively detect and extinguish incipient fires.