Släckteknisk skillnad mellan mörkt och ljust släckpulver
(2018) In LUTVDG/TVBB VBRM01 20182Division of Fire Safety Engineering
- Abstract
- The purpose of the work was to investigate whether an extinguishing powder with a darker color other than white has an increased extinguishing effect when extinguishing a fire in an enclosure. In the experiments conducted, a conventional extinguishing powder was tested against a carbon black-dyed extinguishing powder with nitrogen or air as a propellant. All other variables were kept the same. To further investigate the differences in extinguishing time, air was used as propellant.
At a predetermined temperature the extinguishing powder was blown into a third-scale ISO-9705 compartment containing a heptane pool-fire burning at approximately 110 kW. All attempts were filmed and time to extinguishing was measured.
The temperature was... (More) - The purpose of the work was to investigate whether an extinguishing powder with a darker color other than white has an increased extinguishing effect when extinguishing a fire in an enclosure. In the experiments conducted, a conventional extinguishing powder was tested against a carbon black-dyed extinguishing powder with nitrogen or air as a propellant. All other variables were kept the same. To further investigate the differences in extinguishing time, air was used as propellant.
At a predetermined temperature the extinguishing powder was blown into a third-scale ISO-9705 compartment containing a heptane pool-fire burning at approximately 110 kW. All attempts were filmed and time to extinguishing was measured.
The temperature was continuously measured in the flame and in one of the corners of the room.
The results of the tests do not show any significant difference between the different extinguishing powders tested. However, the results indicate a slight statistical correlation that a colored powder seems to lead to a shorter extinguishing time than a conventional powder. In addition, the results suggest that minor differences between extinguishing times exist when air is used as propellant gas instead of nitrogen gas.
Future studies are suggested to include more similar tests to ensure the differences between the two powders. In addition, a standardized test for the measurement of extinguishing effect in actual conditions of various extinguishing media should be obtained. (Less)
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- author
- Larsson, Karl-Magnus LU
- supervisor
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- Dan Madsen LU
- organization
- course
- VBRM01 20182
- year
- 2018
- type
- M2 - Bachelor Degree
- subject
- keywords
- Släckpulver, Släckeffekt, ISO-9705, Pulversläckare, Extinguishing powder, Extinguishing effect, Powder extinguisher
- publication/series
- LUTVDG/TVBB
- report number
- 5578
- other publication id
- LUTVDG/TVBB--5578--SE
- language
- Swedish
- id
- 8965366
- date added to LUP
- 2019-01-23 10:44:58
- date last changed
- 2019-01-23 10:44:58
@misc{8965366, abstract = {{The purpose of the work was to investigate whether an extinguishing powder with a darker color other than white has an increased extinguishing effect when extinguishing a fire in an enclosure. In the experiments conducted, a conventional extinguishing powder was tested against a carbon black-dyed extinguishing powder with nitrogen or air as a propellant. All other variables were kept the same. To further investigate the differences in extinguishing time, air was used as propellant. At a predetermined temperature the extinguishing powder was blown into a third-scale ISO-9705 compartment containing a heptane pool-fire burning at approximately 110 kW. All attempts were filmed and time to extinguishing was measured. The temperature was continuously measured in the flame and in one of the corners of the room. The results of the tests do not show any significant difference between the different extinguishing powders tested. However, the results indicate a slight statistical correlation that a colored powder seems to lead to a shorter extinguishing time than a conventional powder. In addition, the results suggest that minor differences between extinguishing times exist when air is used as propellant gas instead of nitrogen gas. Future studies are suggested to include more similar tests to ensure the differences between the two powders. In addition, a standardized test for the measurement of extinguishing effect in actual conditions of various extinguishing media should be obtained.}}, author = {{Larsson, Karl-Magnus}}, language = {{swe}}, note = {{Student Paper}}, series = {{LUTVDG/TVBB}}, title = {{Släckteknisk skillnad mellan mörkt och ljust släckpulver}}, year = {{2018}}, }