In electrical fire protection, water mist is mentioned as a method for extinguishing electrical fires; this section explains how it works.
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In electrical fire protection, water mist is mentioned as a method for extinguishing electrical fires; this section explains how it works.
It cannot be explained by what I currently know. Depressed.
In the event of a fire involving electrical equipment, cut off the power first; dry powder or carbon dioxide extinguishers can be used to put out the fire. As for the water mist, could it be nozzles that spray water in a misty form?
Electrical fire extinguishers use dry powder, carbon dioxide, or foam!
The PPT on fire safety training prepared by a colleague mentioned that water mist can be used to extinguish fires
Is it to isolate air? I don’t quite understand
A fire extinguishing method that prevents air from entering the combustion area by using spray water, or dilutes the air with non-combustible areas or non-flammable materials, thereby preventing the burning material from receiving enough oxygen and causing it to go out
It was mentioned in the fire safety training PPT prepared by a colleague. Just ask your colleague for the basis and source.
This post was last edited by dapao135 on 2017-9-21 23:39; Baidu searches provide this information
He works in the craft field and also downloads things from the internet; he can’t even list them one by one, and the descriptions available online aren’t very clear either
The design fire protection codes for thermal power plants and substations specify that transformers above a certain capacity require water spray fire suppression systems; I’m too lazy to look it up right now, but you can find the information on your own