Fire Engineering Solutions - Aircraft Hangar High Expansion Foam Deluge System

Fire suppression and environmental capture system for a new 50m x 50m hangar at Brisbane International Airport, the first hangar to be constructed since the introduction of the BAC's new environmental policies in early 2012.

[@TiggerTron]

I would buy a hangar, use this system, and open a club inside it where every night is bubble party.

[@thatguy8077]

I'm late to this reply haha lol

[@Kushana1957]

The NFPA 409 committee have again rejected the use of 'inside air' for high expansion foam production in aircraft hangars. Outside air has to be used for life safety.

[@Ares550]

LE REDDIT ARMY REPORTING IN

[@JayS-l6f]

It's basically a dumping system. Any kind of fire it just dumps the hell out of foam to put out fire. I'm not cleaning that up lol.

[@dafshari6051]

Hi There, Such an interesting job.

[@contactkarthik1239]

Amazing very useful

[@romanibukharst9517]

thanks, nice and good

[@HighVoltageMadness]

how high can the foam get?

[@joeymohlis3010]

as high as it wants.

[@thatguy8077]

As high as the amount of foam inside the tank. If there's enough it can fill the whole room

[@chinosrt10]

But, The persons who are in the fire , they can see ?

[@wcresponder]

As you can see in the video at 6:15 a man standing then leaving and the foam was half his hight there would be plenty of time to evacuate. Additionally when the system senses the fire it will sound an alarm to evacuate.

[@salvadorbernardino7558]

Excellent Sir, thank you very much

[@thatguy8077]

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[@soccerguy2433]

seems wasteful and costly to activate the entire system for such a small fire. A lot of clean up to stop a small fire.

[@thatguy8077]

Yeah