NO MERCY FOR THE FIRE

Monthly Archives: February 2014

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 7/8. Extinguishing tank fire – outline of the task In the northern provinces of Canada, oil pipelines run in a length of several thousands of kilometers in uninhabited areas. The pump stations that convey the oil operate without an […]

Extinguishing tank fire without water supply – a case study. ...

This entry was posted in Case study Science on February 17, 2014 by FoamFatale

tank fire fighting does'nt hurt our environment — Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 6/8. What are the main features of the latest tank fire extinguishing systems? The amount of foaming agent necessary for extinguishing is less than 10% of the amount used by former techniques The foam is not produced at […]

Today’s tank fire extinguishing: the main technical features. Part 6/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged environment ISO 14001 on February 10, 2014 by FoamFatale

Introduction of the ISO 14001 to the disaster recovery – part 5/8. Tank fire protection development: the main research task is to eliminate the drawbacks. Research covered three key areas: elaboration of a strategy improving the success ratio of fire fighting determination of new technical parameters for extinguishing development of […]

Tank fire protection development: the latest direction. Part 5/8.

This entry was posted in Science and tagged development environment ISO 14001 on February 3, 2014 by FoamFatale