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How does FM-200™ work? What is 3M Novec 1230 fluid? Learn the differences and similarities of two primary fire protection clean agents.

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We discuss how to assess alternatively sourced FK-5-1-12, clean agents, in light of 3M’s Novec 1230 patent expiring.

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Answering the question, “is CO2 a clean agent?”

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A conversation about the difference between fire detection, protection, and suppression along with a list of automatic fire suppression systems.

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This article discusses the question “how are fires organized into classes” and talks about the basics of the five types of fires.

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Clean agent fire suppression systems are safe, clean, and environmentally friendly. They are fast and effective in extinguishing Class A, B, and C fires.

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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.

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FM200 is non-toxic to humans when used in concentration levels for suppressing fires and is safe to use in occupied spaces.

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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.

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Two wind turbine deaths occurred as a result of a fire in the nacelle. When a wind turbine catches fire, it can have devastating results.

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Our research shows that the leading cause of CNC fires in machine shops is mismanagement of dust and/or metal chips.

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Learn three methods for dust collector fire suppression.

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