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Oil and gas
The oil and gas industry is constantly in search of mitigating the risk of fire and explosions. Flammable gases, vapours and hydrogen sulfide, can be released from wells, trucks and production equipment such as tanks and shale shakers. Ignition sources include static electricity energy sources, open flames, lightning, cigarettes, welding tools, hot surfaces and frictional heat. Heat in close proximity to combustible liquids create a high risk profile for fire accidents.
Overall, the oil and gas facilities inherently carry substantial fire hazards and often the harsh environments and the remoteness of their locations increases fire protection problems. Fire detection and suppression systems used in the industry have to exhibit extraordinary reliability, effectiveness, robustness and efficiency - as certified by credible and trustworthy independent organizations - and address common issues of health and safety and protection of multiple locations.
FirePro can achieve the fire protection requirements in the oil and gas industry’s onshore and offshore terminals, refineries, petrochemical plants and in general any industry-specific project where putting out a fire at its source can be the difference between a minor event and a catastrophic scenario. Our emphasis is to help protect the critical points of the operations so as to limit any continuity concerns while protecting lives and assets.
Why FirePro.
Leakage
FirePro fire suppression technology is capable of handling small openings in the enclosure that can lead to agent loss.
Compactness
Thanks to their compact size, FirePro generators are an ideal solution for electrical cabinets, as they can fit inside the panel, providing direct protection. The smallest generator in the FirePro series has dimensions of 32 mm (diameter) and 180 mm (height).
Easy to install in new or retrofit projects.
FirePro generators are an "all-in-one" container and are equivalent to the agent storage tank, piping, and nozzles of a pressurized gas system. They are installed directly in the hazard enclosure, without the need for additional space for the system.
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