(1) Significantly reduced water consumption. Conventional water spray typically uses 70%-90% of the water used in water spraying, while fine water mist fire extinguishing systems typically use less than 20% of the water used in conventional water spraying;
(2) Reduced fire and water damage. For water spraying systems, water damage caused by using large amounts of water for fire suppression often exceeds fire damage;
(3) Reduced heat spread in the fire area. Due to the heat radiation blocking effect of fine water mist, the spread of fire is effectively controlled;
(4) Better electrical insulation performance, effectively extinguishing fires involving electrical equipment;
(5) Effectively extinguishing low flash point liquid fires.
Compared to gas fire extinguishing systems:
(1) Fine water mist is harmless to humans and has no impact on the environment, making it suitable for inhabited areas;
(2) Fine water mist has excellent cooling properties, effectively preventing structural deformation caused by high temperatures, and preventing reignition after extinguishing;
(3) Water sources for fine water mist systems are easier to obtain, resulting in strong fire suppression sustainability;
(4) Effectively reducing the smoke content and toxicity in fires. (5) Smaller pipe diameter saves on pipe materials. Compared to traditional automatic sprinkler systems, it is lighter, reducing weight by up to 90%. Installation costs are also correspondingly lower.
