Recently, the installation of an automatic fire extinguisher system for a client was completed. This move has added a solid guarantee for the security of precious archival materials. Archives, as places for preserving important information such as historical materials and cultural heritage, have extremely high requirements for fire safety. The introduction of this automatic gas fire extinguisher system aims to effectively prevent and respond to possible fire accidents and minimize the losses caused by fires to archival materials to the greatest extent.
fire risk in archives should not be underestimated
Archives usually store a large number of flammable items such as paper documents, historical manuscripts and photos. Moreover, many archives are non-replicable. Once a fire breaks out, the losses will be incalculable. At the same time, problems such as aging electrical equipment and circuits in the archives may also cause fires. For instance, in the past, some archives were hit by fires caused by electrical malfunctions, resulting in a large number of precious archives being completely destroyed and causing irreparable losses. In addition, some human factors, such as illegal use of fire and smoking, have also increased the fire risk in archives.
working principle and advantages of the automatic fire extinguisher system
automatic fire extinguisher system installed this time adopts the advanced heptafluoropropane gas fire extinguishing technology. This system is equipped with highly sensitive fire temperature detectors. In the early stage of a fire, once the temperature exceeds 68 degrees, the temperature sensing device will be activated in an extremely short time and release heptafluoropropane gas to the fire area through the valve. Heptafluoropropane gas can rapidly reduce the oxygen concentration in the burning area, inhibit the progress of the combustion reaction, and thus achieve the purpose of fire extinguishing.
Compared with traditional fire extinguishing methods, the heptafluoropropane gas fire extinguishing system has many advantages. Firstly, it has a high fire-extinguishing efficiency. It can control the fire and put it out in a short time, reducing the damage of the fire to the archives and materials. Secondly, heptafluoropropane gas is colorless, odorless and non-toxic. After fire extinguishing, there is no residue and it will not cause secondary pollution to archival materials. This is crucial for protecting precious paper archives and electronic materials. In addition, the system is also equipped with an automatic alarm function, which can promptly notify the staff in the museum and the fire department, so that prompt response measures can be taken.
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