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      Foam Water Sprinkler System
      Foam-water sprinkler systems are installed to protect structures, equipment and facilities where a potential hazard for two dimensional flammable liquid fire exists. These systems can provide prevention, extinguishment, control and/or exposure protection, depending on the application.

      Typically, foam water sprinkler systems are installed in aircraft hangars, petrochemical plants, tank farms, fuel loading facilities and power plants.

      Upon activation of the fire detection system the Installation control valveset opens. Foam concentrate, stored in a bladder tank, and water are mixed together using a proportioning device located above the Installation control valveset. The Foam-Water mixture then enters the installation pipework and is discharged through the spray nozzles over the protected area.