SIRON Deluge Services provides comprehensive maintenance solutions for deluge systems, ensuring reliability and longevity. Specializing in Dry Deluge Testing, we offer efficient methods with 50% cost reduction and 70% time savings compared to wet testing. Our services include inspection, cleaning, corrosion inhibition, and specialized engineering solutions. Our experienced team is fully trained and certified for offshore work in Dutch, Norwegian, and UK areas.
Dry Deluge Testing ensures critical firefighting safety systems are fully operational, maintaining system pipe work and equipment integrity. This method, utilizing pressurized vapor instead of corrosive seawater, guarantees system functionality without the risks and complications associated with wet testing. By identifying and addressing issues like corrosion and blockages, Dry Deluge Testing enhances system reliability and extends equipment life. Moreover, it meets regulatory standards while offering cost-effectiveness, minimal disruption, and improved safety for personnel and assets.
Fluorine-free foam refers to firefighting foam formulations that do not contain fluorinated compounds, such as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). These foams are designed to provide effective fire suppression while minimizing environmental impact and health risks associated with PFAS chemicals. Fluorine-free foams are gaining popularity due to increasing concerns about PFAS contamination and regulatory restrictions on the use of fluorinated firefighting foams.
Fluoropolymer-free firefighting foam concentrates are fire suppression agents that do not contain fluoropolymers. Unlike traditional firefighting foams which may contain PFAS chemicals, these concentrates are formulated without fluorine-based compounds. They are used for firefighting and fire prevention purposes, chosen for their reduced environmental impact and safety for both human health and the environment.
SFFF (Synthetic Fluorine-Free Foam) is a type of firefighting foam formulated without the use of fluorinated chemicals, such as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances). SFFF foam is designed to provide effective fire suppression while minimizing environmental and health risks associated with fluorinated foams. It is gaining popularity as an alternative to traditional firefighting foams due to increasing concerns about PFAS contamination and regulatory restrictions on their use.
