Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression 7
Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression 7 : Environmental Issues: The United States Environmental Protection Agency has approved condensed aerosol fire suppression systems as acceptable substitutes for Halon 1301 in Total Flooding Systems. Aerosol extinguishers are also non-ozone depleting and carry little or no global warming potential. Agafonov V. , et al. 2004. The Mechanism of Fire Suppression by Condensed Aerosols". Proceedings of the 15th HOTC". NIST, pp 984-993. Dwyer, David J. 2011. Improved firefighting system is on the way". The Surf Rider," 14-15: 2001-01-28. Kibert, Charles J. and Dierdorf, Douglas. 1993. Encapsulated Micron Aerosol Agents (EMMA). Halon Alternatives Technical Conference, 1993. NIST. May 11-13, 1993, pp 421-435. Halon Alternatives for the Ship-to-Shore Connector. Spectra, 12: 2001. Fleming, James W. , Williams, Bradley A. and Sheinson, Ronald S. 2002. Suppression Effectiveness of Aerosols: The Effect of Size and Flame Type. NIST SP984-4. National Institute of Standards and Technology
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