

Storage tank firefighting has undoubtedly always been a challenge. Although approved by many authorities and certified by many international institutions, the storage tank firefighting technologies used so far can hardly extinguish large storage tank fires. The reason is simple. First, they generally cannot provide the necessary foam intensity due to physical performance limitations. Therefore, in the event of a very intense fire, the foam will likely be destroyed faster than the supply arrives. As a result, they cannot form a closed foam blanket to cut off the fire from oxygen. To overcome these limitations, there is – so far – no generally applicable, tangible solution. In summary: although everyone recognizes the importance of disaster prevention, the technology approved and used to date has not yet met these requirements.
The different operating principles of the FoamFatale storage tank firefighting system allow it to provide ALL the foam intensities required, making it technologically highly competitive with the currently widely used firefighting alternatives.
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To demonstrate the power of FoamFatale storage tank firefighting, we ignited a 500 m² storage tank. In addition, we let the fire burn for 30 seconds to be more convincing. After this pre-burning period, we released the foam that put out the fire in 40 seconds.



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The brand name of the technology is a play on words, derived from the word “Femme Fatale”. The term originates from the French phrase femme fatale, which means ‘deadly woman’ or ‘lethal woman’. A femme fatale, such as Mata Hari, is a seductive woman whom men cannot resist, and few escape unharmed. FoamFatale is the same for fire: irresistible, and deadly. Above all, the name FoamFatale® refers to the main feature of the technology. The irresistible extinguishing foam puts out fires with ferocity. No mercy for fire.


"Why did we choose FoamFatale to protect our large tank farm? The answer is simple: FoamFatale is the only storage tank fire suppression system that can extinguish large storage tank fires. That's why we couldn't have chosen any other when upgrading our fire protection system. In addition, our decision was backed up by the approval of Chevron's Houston headquarters."

"We have a FoamFatale system to protect our gasoline storage tank, and thanks to the outstanding features of this firefighting technology, we feel entirely safe. Our site is close to residential areas. So, immediate reaction and quick extinguishing are essential. We are always assured of its functionality, thanks to regular maintenance and inspections. I don't worry about the fire safety of my site."

"FoamFatale is the only way to protect the tank farm in the desert, under particular conditions. For instance, it works without a water supply, is automatic, and does not need a workforce: these features are essential. Above all, the immediate and overwhelming response means we can always keep our plants safe. In conclusion, I recommend FoamFatale to all responsible decision-makers."
A suspected lightning strike started a fire at the Explorer Pipeline tank farm in Glenpool, Oklahoma, on 17 August 2026. Three tanks burned, and crews applied foam. No injuries were reported.
A fire at the Kavkazskaya oil depot in Russia's Krasnodar region began in March 2025 and was still burning on its fifth day. Four firefighting trains were brought in.
A fire broke out at the Feodosia oil terminal in Crimea on 7 October 2024. More than 1,100 people were evacuated, and no injuries were reported.
A storage tank fire can have catastrophic consequences, causing loss of life, destruction of property, and environmental damage. As a result, they can also lead to disruptions in supply chains and severe economic impacts. The causes of storage tank fires can vary from human error to equipment failure and natural disasters. Preventive measures such as proper maintenance, training, and monitoring systems can help reduce the risks. In the event of a storage tank fire, rapid response and appropriate equipment should be used, and effective communication with authorities and nearby communities is critical to managing the situation.
A fast, automatic system could have kept many of these fires small.
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