MDC 500 for 1-ton Pickup Truck

FEATURES
• Units engineered to mount on most standard truck bed sizes, or custom configured for OEM applications
• Modular design provides units sized to fit every hazard with agent capacities from 500 to 2000 lbs. and choice of components
• Available with BC type (Purple K or Monnex) or ABC type (multi-purpose) dry chemicals
• Designed for either one or two person operation for swift first response situations
• Gives rapid flame knockdown to minimize spread and damage of fire
• Totally self-contained unit includes agent container, actuator, expellant gas, agent lines, hose storage, and discharge method

• Works independent for possible interruptions in municipal electrical and water supplies
• Easy to maintain and fully field rechargeable to ensure long, reliable service life
• Built to strict U.S. military specifications for extra long service life
• Rugged construction - hardened stainless steel moving parts, corrosion-resistant hoses and finishes, and brass fittings available
• Complies with NFPA 17, critical components meet ASME and DOT codes


Mobile Dry Chemical System
APPLICATIONS
• Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting
• Petroleum Production Field Service
• Shipyard and Port Operations

• Remote Site Chemical Manufacturing
• Surface Mining and Belt Drive Systems
• Flammable Liquid Storage and Loading
• Processes Where Water is Reactive

• Heated Oil in Pressurized Piping Systems
• LNG Transfer and Charging Stations

• Oil-Filled Electrical Distribution Equipment

SPECIFICATION
Agent Container Assembly: The container shall be welded steel construction built to the latest ASME Unfired Pressure Vessel Code
Container Fill Cap.: Agent container(s) shall be provided with a cast aluminum fill cap, hardlube anodized black dyed and Teflon® coated
Container Pressure Relief Valve: Agent container(s) shall be provided with a pressure relief valve to prevent the container from exceeding pressures 10% above maximum working pressure
Actuation: Unit actuation shall incorporate UL® listed quick opening (QO) nitrogen cylinder valve
Expellant Nitrogen Assembly: Unit agent shall be expelled by gas pressure for nitrogen gas cylinder(s) conforming to the requirements of DOT 3AA
Agent Lines: Agent hand hose line shall be UL® 92 extinguisher booster hose fitted with reusable couplings and sized to the discharge requirements of the unit
• Agent Container Purge and Blowdown: Low pressure agent container piping for system purge and blowdown shall be brass or other suitable material
Hose Storage: Manual and electric hose reels shall be of steel construction suitable to carry the selected length and weight of hose

Agent Discharge: All agent discharge nozzles shall be constructed of brass, bronze or hardlube anodized aluminum and be equipped with on/off bail type handles capable of leak free sealing at unit operation pressure
Finish: Painted surfaces shall be cleaned and primed with an alkyd-phenolic rust inhibiting primer and receive a top coat of red automotive grade polyurethane paint
Skid: Skids for mounting system components shall be low profile welded steel construction with lifting provisions and arranged so completed unit can be securely mounted to truck bed
Operating Instructions: Control markings, and operating and precautionary instructions shall be permanently affixed near the appropriate controls for operator use

DESCRIPTION
Fire Hazard: The type of fuel, potential hazard size, and likely burning configuration factors like fuel pressure, obstacles, fires in 3 dimensions, etc
Protection Objective: The relative importance of code compliance, fire extinguishment vs. controlling fire spread, and your escape/rescue mission
Agent choice, discharge time and flow rate: Match agent with fire class, and define necessary agent discharge characteristics suitable for likely fire configuration
Unit capacity and components required: Allow a minimum 30 second agent discharge per application point (longer if possible), and address manpower/environment considerations
Training and ongoing support needed: Conduct a full assessment of fire fighter skills, and acquire maintenance/recharge supplies for both periodic training and fire emergency response

 

SDC 1000 with Turret

FEATURES
• Modular design provides units sized to fit every hazard with agent capacities from 500 to 4000 lbs. and choice of components
• Available with BC type (Purple K or sodium bicarbonate) or ABC type (multi-purpose) dry chemicals
• Designed for one person operation or can be configured for multiple application points
• Offers rapid flame knockdown to minimize spread and damage from fire
• Totally self-contained unit includes agent tank, actuator, expellant gas, agent lines, hose storage, and discharge method

• Works independent for possible interruptions in municipal electrical and water supplies
• Rugged construction - hardened stainless steel moving parts, corrosion-resistant hoses and finishes, and brass fittings available - stands up to the most hostile environments
• Costs less and easier to maintain than complicated automatic piped systems
• Complies with NFPA 17, critical components meet ASME and DOT codes

APPLICATIONS
• Specialty Chemical Manufacturing
• Petroleum Production and Processing
• Underground or Surface Mining
• Shipyard and Marine Operations

• Paint, Plastics and Textile Manufacture
• Flammable Liquid Storage and Loading
• Processes Where Water is Reactive

• Heated Oil in Pressurized Piping Systems
• LNG Transfer and Charging Stations

• Oil-Filled Electrical Distribution Equipment


Stationary Dry Chemical with turret

SPECIFICATION
Agent Tank Assembly: The tank shall be welded steel construction built to the latest ASME Unfired Pressure Vessel Code
Tank Fill Cap.: Agent tank(s) shall be provided with a cast aluminum fill cap, hardlube anodized, black dyed and Teflon® coated
Tank Pressure Relief Valve: Agent tank(s) shall be provided with a pressure relief valve to prevent the tank from exceeding pressures 10% above maximum working pressure
Actuation: Unit actuation shall incorporate UL® listed quick opening (QO) nitrogen cylinder valve
Expellant Nitrogen Assembly: Unit agent shall be expelled by gas pressure from nitrogen gas cylinder(s) conforming to the requirements of DOT 3AA
Agent Lines: Agent hand hose line shall be UL® 92 extinguisher booster hose fitted with reusable couplings and sized to the discharge requirements of the unit
• Agent Tank Purge and Blowdown: Low pressure agent tank piping for system purge and blowdown shall be brass or other suitable material
Hose Storage: Hose racks shall be of steel construction suitable to carry the selected length and weight of hose

Discharge: All agent discharge nozzles shall be constructed of brass, bronze or hardlube anodized aluminum and be equipped with on/off bail type handles capable of leak free sealing at unit operation pressure
Finish: Painted surfaces shall be cleaned and primed with an alkyd-phenolic rust inhibiting primer and receive a top coat of red automotive grade polyurethane paint
Skid: Optional skids shall be low profile welded steel construction with lifting provisions and arranged so system components can be bolted in place
Operating Instructions: Control markings, and operating and precautionary instructions shall be permanently affixed near the appropriate controls for operator use

DESCRIPTION
Fire Hazard : The type of fuel, potential hazard size, and burning configuration factors like fuel pressure, obstacles, 3-D fires, etc
The Protection Objective: The importance of code compliance, extinguishment vs. controlling fire spread, and your escape/rescue mission
Agent choice, discharge time and flow rate: Match agent with fire class, and define necessary agent discharge characteristics
Unit capacity and components required: Allow a minimum 30 second agent discharge per application point (longer if possible), and address manpower/environment considerations
Training and ongoing support needed: Conduct a full assessment of fire fighter skills, and acquire maintenance/recharge supplies