The dry chemical powder fire suppression system is a fully integrated engineering system that utilizes cartridge technology to provide maximum protection for heavy equipment and industrial facilities. The system is characterized by its high operational flexibility and superior ability to respond immediately.

Mechanism of operation and operation
The system operates through a precise cycle that ensures the extinguishing agent reaches the source of the fire with force.
The system starts working immediately upon fire detection via the automatic detection system, or through manual intervention.
The cartridge cylinder valve is opened, allowing the compressed gas to flow into the chemical tank.
The gas compresses and liquefies the chemical powder inside the tank. When the pressure reaches a certain point, the detonating disc explodes.
The chemical is propelled forcefully through the pipe network to exit through fixed nozzles (automatic system) or through hose reels (manual system).

Targeted work environments
Petrochemical complexes and oil refineries
Fuel and gas storage depots
Heavy industries that use active metals

Basic components of the system
Storage tanks: Cylinders designed for storing dry chemicals
Gas cartridge: The source responsible for generating thrust pressure
Distribution network: Includes manual hoses or fixed nozzles designed to precisely distribute the material.
Control unit: Includes manual and automatic actuators and intelligent detection systems
Technical accessories: include explosion discs, valves, and connectors