Review of aerosol fire extinguishing system (Aerosol)
Aerosol fire extinguishing system is a type of gas fire extinguishing system based on very fine solid particles and gaseous substance.
The mechanism of this system is that fine aerosol particles are condensed and the output fluid gas is produced by a heat-generating reaction, and these particles remain in the form of vapor until the start of the extinguishing operation and exit from the equipment. Aerosol extinguishing agents are dense and cold inside the system and are discharged in the form of solid particles.
The aerosol fire extinguishing system is unlike the gas fire extinguishing system, which only has a gas extinguishing agent, and also unlike dry chemical extinguishing agents, which have relatively large powder particles. Aerosol fire extinguishers are introduced with very small particles with a size of less than 10 micrometers, and compared to other dry chemical extinguishers, they remain suspended in the air longer and leave less residue.






