fire suppressant

They began spraying fire suppressant on the burning tires.

Some class-B fires can be controlled with the application of chemical fire suppressants.

As a fire-fighting foam, it is used as a short-term fire suppressant.

Fire suppressant, hot and cold water, and jelly-ice supply.

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Any fire in a crew space will be automatically extinguished with Halon or another fire suppressant.

Halons are used as fire suppressants.

Fire suppressant dripped from every surface.

Yellow crop-dusters circled overhead dropping red fire suppressant.

Marin pulled away from the hole and was preparing to take another run at the glass when the fire suppressant falling from the ceiling suddenly stopped.

When used as a fire suppressant, the fluoroform carries the DuPont trade name, FE-13.

Unlike Halon, which has long been the most common chemical fire suppressant, Novec is not a threat to the stratospheric ozone layer.

As with gaseous fire suppressants, condensed aerosol suppressants use clean agents to suppress the fire.

Retailing for about $15 a cubic foot, the compound is competitive with other fire suppressants and is relatively light in weight, Mr. Renaker said.

It can also readily form shock sensitive explosive compounds, and reacts violently with some fire suppressants, notably with halocarbons and water.

Mr. Quick's unit was trying to save about 25 homes on the Colville Indian Reservation by dropping buckets of water and fire suppressants.

In addition, new fire suppressant systems and chamber lighting have now been installed in all 8 chambers including the Echo and Fanfare chambers.

The company produced specialty chemicals used for polymers, fire suppressants and retardants, pool and spa water purification systems and various other applications.

And then there is Fire Knock Out, a bell-shaped Christmas-tree ornament that contains halon 2402, a fire suppressant.

The marshals regulate permits for tents, making certain they are fire-retardant, with no combustibles or open flames without provision for fire suppressant, and heat provided through the outside.

It should require that smoke detectors and heat-activated systems to release foam or other fire suppressants be placed in all areas that are inaccessible to an airplane's crew.

This number is indicative of what type of fire suppressant should be used to suppress a fire from igniting or extinguish a fire caused by the chemical.

The extinguishing performance of condensed aerosol fire suppressants is dependent on the density of aerosol particulates in the immediate vicinity of the flame.

In June 2012, contracts were awarded by the USFS to companies to build planes for future years capable of carrying approximately 3,000 gallons of fire suppressant.

If used, gaseous fire suppressants must occupy the space that is to be protected for a minimum period of time to be sure a fire can be completely extinguished.