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Extinguishing
FM200
Engineered
Pre engineered
CO2
FE-13
Wet Chemical
Dry Chemical
Alarmline Applications
Petrochemical Industry
Power Generation
Materials Handling
Escalators & Carousels
Heritage Buildings
Vehicle Hazards
Explosion Protection
Explosion Suppression
Systems
Isolation Valves
Explosion Vents
Market Sectors
Food
Chemicals & Pharmaceutical
Fossil Fuels
Special Applications
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Rail
Fire Protection Systems
Detection & Control
Extinguishers
Repairs
Market Sectors
Diesel Multiple Units
Diesel & Electric
Locomotives
Specialist Rail Vehicles
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Summary
Extensive Product Ranges
World-wide Approvals
Group Manufactured Products
Comprehensive Product Development Resources
Customer & Technical Support
Extensive Experience in Worldwide Markets
Market Leader
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Company/Group Profile
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Sales Turnover
26 m pa
Employees
250
UK Facilities
Northolt
Cramlington
Overseas Offices
Overseas
Singapore
Hong Kong
UAE
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Halons in Europe
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Critical Users
Aerospace
Military
Offshore
Channel Tunnel
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Impact of EU Regulation on
Fire Protection Industry
Accelerated opportunities for Halon replacement
Must address Halon recovery, recycling and banking
Industry must minimise Halon ditching
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Inert Gas
PFCs
TM
FE-13
FM-200
Safe for
Occupied Areas
Environmentally
Acceptable
No Post Discharge
Clean- Up
Effective
Fire Fighting
Agent
Container Floor
Space
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HCFC Blends
HFCs
PFCs
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Introduction of FM-200
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What is FM-200 ?
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FM-200 Chemical/Physical
Extinguishing Mechanism
Physical
Chemical
80%
Physical
80%
20%
Chemical
20%
Halon 1301
FM-200
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Halon 1301
CO2
Inert Gas
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Human Safety
FM-200 is
completely safe
for use in occupied
spaces.
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Why is Rapid
Discharge Important?
Fire growth may be fast, even for Class A fires
Heat and smoke damage is strictly limited
10 seconds vs 1 minute + represents a real advantage
Minimising damage results in
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FM-200 is Clean
No Residue To Clean Up
No Damage To Electronic Equipment, Magnetic Media,
Documents,
or Irreplaceable Objects
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Long-Term Availability
Agent of choice for the leading fire suppression
system manufacturers
No international production controls or limits
Supported by a Great Lakes Chemical Corporation,
a global corporation committed to improving fire protection
worldwide
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Design Control
Systems designed in accordance with
NFPA Standard 2001, Clean Agent Fire
Extinguishing Systems
BFPSA Code of Practice for Gaseous Fire
Fighting Systems
BS ISO 14520 Standard
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Cylinder/Valve Assemblies
FM-200 stored in steel cylinders super-pressurised with
N2 to 25 bar
Assembly equipped with:
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Pneumatic actuation
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FM-200 Pre-engineered
Pre-determined maximum design parameters
No flow calculations required
Prepared bills of materials
Reduced engineering / design costs
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FM-200 Engineered
Optimum design for risk
Reduced pipe sizes
Unbalanced flows acceptable
Common void & room protection
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Discharge Nozzles
Smoke Detectors
Containers
Manual
Station
Raised Floor
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Nozzles
Custom designed and tested
180 degree type for side wall discharge
360 degree type for central ceiling mounting
Maximum ceiling height 3.66 m
Maximum valve-nozzle plane
elevation also 3.66 m (pre-eng only)
Maximum coverage of 14.7
and 9.1 m respectively
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Software Development
Finite element analysis
Core mathematical
model
Key Kidde systems
performance data
ECS-III version software
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FM-200
International Acceptance
Performance Approvals
ULI and FMRC in
USA
LPCB in UK
US Navy
US Coast Guard
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UL, Canada
KGCL, Korea
BOMBA, Malaysia
APSAD, France
SSL, Australia
CNPP, France
Tianjin, China
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East Europe
France
North America
Netherlands
South America
Spain
Middle East
Portugal
Africa
Italy
UK
Australia
Far East
Thailand
Japan
China
Singapore
Hong Kong
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Asset Protection
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In todays global
business environment,
the need for clean
agent fire suppression
has never been greater.
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Surviving a Fire
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A fast-acting
fire suppression
agent can prevent
catastrophic
consequences.
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Primary Applications
Computer/EDP facilities
Telecommunications
Process Control
Industrial/Chemical plant
Cultural Heritage
Medical and laboratory
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Primary Applications
Computer Rooms
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Primary Applications
EDP facilities
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Primary Applications
Process Control
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Primary Applications
Cultural
Heritage
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Primary Applications
Industrial/Chemical plant
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Marine FM-200
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Marine Systems
New market with strong
growth potential
Dedicated Design
manual issued
Product Launch Spring 1999
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Applications
High quality owners
Companies that value safety
maintenance
Owners subject to strict
environmental regulations
Direct Halon 1301
replacement systems
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Type of Ships
Product/Chemical/Shuttle Tankers
Warships
Oil Rigs
Tugs
Workboats
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Marine FM-200
International Acceptance
Type Approvals
USCG
MCA
ABS
Det Norske Veritas
Swedish Maritime Authority
Norwegian Maritime Directorate
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Marine FM-200
International Acceptance
More Type Approvals
Netherlands Shipping Inspectorate
Ship and Maritime Authority Netherlands
Australian Maritime Safety Authority
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Marine FM-200
Sample European References
Type of ship
Shipyard
FM-200/kg
ms Insulinde
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ms Regina
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ms Millennium
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Seagoing yacht
De Vries yard 66
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Inland tanker
K. Damen
1540 on five
Balk
51 on three
Tugboat
Neptunus
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Fishing vessel
Gerb. Kooiman
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vessels
Patrol vessels
vessels
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Fyrewatch Modular
Marine FM-200 Systems
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Fyrewatch Systems
Automatic modular systems
Approved by FM and US Coastguard
Available in nine cylinder sizes to protect
volumes up to 27 m3
Heat sensitive discharge at 80o C
Adaptable for cable-pull discharge
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