Foam Generator

Foam Generator

A foam generator is one of the most important components of foam fire suppression systems. This device produces the foam that will be used during a fire. Foam spreads over the fire, preventing contact with oxygen, thereby stopping the spread of flames and allowing for quick extinguishment of the fire. Foam generators are particularly effective in extinguishing liquid fires, such as petroleum and chemical fires.

Principle of Operation of Foam Generators:

Foam generators produce foam by combining water and foam concentrate. The system generally works as follows:

1. Mixing of Water and Foam Concentrate: The system mixes water and foam concentrate in a specific ratio to produce foam. This mixture is then pumped to the generator via a special pump.

2. High-Pressure Pumps: The mixture is pumped into the generator under high pressure. This ensures that a large amount of foam is produced efficiently.

3. Production and Dispersion of Foam: The foam generator concentrates the water-foam mixture and mixes it with air, producing foam. This foam is then delivered to the fire area, covering the fire and cutting off its oxygen supply.

Features of Foam Generators:

• High Efficiency: Foam generators quickly and effectively distribute large amounts of foam to prevent the fire from spreading.
• Automatic Activation: Most foam generators work in integration with fire detection systems, automatically activating when a fire is detected.
• Durability: Foam generators are designed to withstand harsh conditions. They are typically made with materials resistant to high temperatures and pressure.
• Various Types: There are various types of foam generators suitable for different fire types and environments. For instance, “AFFF” (Aqueous Film-Forming Foam) and “F3” generators can use different ratios of water and foam concentrate to be effective in different fire scenarios.

Applications of Foam Generators:

Foam generators are used primarily in areas with a high risk of fire, particularly for liquid and chemical fires. Some common applications include:

• Oil and Gas Industry: Used in refineries, storage areas, and fuel stations.
• Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Used in facilities containing various chemicals.
• Storage Facilities and Factories: Used in storage areas where flammable liquids are present.
• Airports and Marine Fires: Suitable for aircraft and ship fires.

Koza Yangın’s Foam Generator Solutions:

At Koza Yangın, we provide customized foam generators for every type of fire risk. Our generators offer high efficiency and durability, enhancing fire safety and providing an effective response in emergencies. With our foam generators, you can quickly, effectively, and safely intervene during a fire situation.