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LAMAR UNIVERSITY (Texas)

              Equipment:

·        The equipment used was one 1 1/2” line with an Akron Challenger aspirating nozzle at 95 psi. (Recommended at 125 psi)           

              Fuel:

·        September 2002 – this clip demonstrates FireStopper® attacking a 3 dimensional pit at Lamar University.  The fuel used was E-3, a highly refined, smokeless form of naphtha. This fuel is only in use at Lamar University and Texas A&M for training purposes. Total fuel used was 300 gallons of E-3. 

This same pit was extinguished previous to this video with a full 3D running fire using three Akron Turbo Nozzles and 6% FireStopper in two of them. 

              Size of pit:

·        24' x 24'  (576 Square Feet) 230B

TIRE FIRE DEMONSTRATION (see the included report)

              Equipment:        

·        One pumper truck

·        One 1 “ ATTACK LINE with a turbo nozzle

·        3 men

·        FireStopper ® AB 40002 FFC @ 3%

              Fuel:

·        117 semi-truck tires accelerated with 10 gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel  

AFVSPE~6.DOC

       A report on the above tests prepared by the U.K. MoD providing supporting information.  

BSI_EN3_Class_A_Certification_43A.mpg

             AB 40002 FFC  display's its tremendous capabilities on a class A fire attack used through a 9 liter portable extinguisher @ 10%.  The size of the wood crib was 4.3 miters long and qualified the product under BSI EN3 as a 43A classification.

Fire Dept_House fire_attack with FireStopper_6%_9Liter extinguisher

      This demonstration and fire exercise was conducted by Fire Department in North Carolina using FireStopper ® .  The training exercise demonstrates the enormous fire-fighting and suppression capabilities of AB 40002 FFC. No simultaneous internal attack of any type was used.

            Equipment:

·      One 9-liter water extinguisher with a standard strait stream nozzle pressurized to 100 -125 psi

             Fuel:

·      Class A materials: box-spring and mattress, pallets representing furniture and hey representing carpet material  

·      Class B materials: one quart of Diesel/Gasoline fuel was thrown onto the established fire a few seconds before extinguisher attack on the fire.

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