Inert Gases
Specialist in Fire Extinguishing System
Inert Gas System
Inert systems have existed for decades and have proven to be 100% reliable. They are part of the natural air and they are the most environmentally friendly system for fire suppression. Most of the inert systems discharge directly from the cylinder with the charging pressure (200 or 300 bar.). LPG inert gases is 100% safe and with no impact to the environment.
LPG valves are the safest in the
market and enable the checking of all its elements at the time of
commissioning and subsequent maintenance. The valve incorporates a
relief reducing the risk of accidental discharge. All LPG valves are patented.
LPG systems offer great flexibility of adaptation to all the actuation and
release systems currently used in the market, allowing even combinations of
several of them as they incorporate protection elements against
accidental activation due to micro leaks.
The compressed gas is stored in high pressure cylinders, so that the necessary
space for the cylinders will depends on its pressure and capacity. The
cylinders capacity used by LPG is 80 & 140 lt., thus saving Space, Time,
and Costs.
Designing Solutions
In case of fire, the discharge in
the protected area is done by means of a pipes and nozzles network, specially designed,
and hydraulically calculated with our software to ensure total discharge.
The discharge of an extinguishing fixed system by gas generates an increase in
the room pressure, depending on parameters such as flow, concentration, or
leakage area that can lead to structural damage in the protected area. LPG
has tested and Developer methods for the calculation of the relief area,
avoiding damages to the premises and ensuring the capacity to keep the agent
concentration during enough time so as to extinguish the fire.
Approvals
LPG Inert systems and components are certified by VdS Schadensverhürteng (Vertrauen durch Sicherheit) in Germany, by the LPCB (Loss Prevention Certification Board) in England, by the CNPP (Centre National de Prevention et Protection) in France, by the VNIIPO in Russia and by the APCI (Fire Protection Agency) in Cuba.