The Interactions and Fire Extinguishing Mechanism of Inorganic Agent Complex

Xiang Zhang; Chao Lu Yin; Ping Li Li; Fan Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.904.20

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The Interactions and Fire Extinguishing Mechanism of Inorganic Agent Complex

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An inorganic salt complex which had a strong ability to generate lot of inert gases rapidly in a fire was prepared. Fire extinguishing agent added with sodium tungstate as a synergist had a great performance in gas release. Flammable gas and oxygen in fire could be diluted by Carbon dioxide and ammonium which released from the heating of inorganic salt complex.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 904)

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Xiang Zhang*, Chao Lu Yin, Ping Li Li, Fan Zhang

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Inert Gases, Inorganic Salt, TG-FTIR

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