Clean agent fire suppression systems are safe, clean, and environmentally friendly. They are fast and effective in extinguishing Class A, B, and C fires.
A production ban on Halon went into effect in 1992 because of its extremely high potential for ozone depletion and contributes to global warming potential.
Why do some wind turbines catch fire, while others do not? It turns out wind turbine design plays a critical role in predicting whether a fire will occur.
Since the mid-1990s, the wind industry has experienced tremendous growth and there are a number of fire risk factors that have emerged in recent years.
Gaseous fire suppression systems are perfect for protection of electronics and machinery. But there are several types of gases used in fire suppression. Learn what they are and when to use each.
