Preparation of Dry Waters and their Fire Extinguishing Performance

Yong Jun He; Guo Dong Mu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.809-810.203

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Preparation of Dry Waters and their Fire Extinguishing Performance

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Dry waters with ammonium biphosphate solution as core were prepared and used as fire extinguishing agent for the first time. The dry waters were near-spherical and had a size smaller than 200 μm. The fire suppression performance of the dry waters was higher than that of ABC powder. The dry waters with different core composition could be mixed and used as fire extinguishing agent.

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Ammonium Biphosphate, Composite Material, Dry Waters, Fire Extinguishing Agent, Nanoparticle

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