TESTS and COMPARISONS

	Heat reduction
	Smoke reduction
	Vapour reduction
	Wetting agent test
	BOD / COD tests
	Practical tests
	UL listing
	TUV tests

HEAT REDUCTION CHARACTERISTIC of FireAde 2000 COMPARED WITH AFFF FOAM

This test demonstrates the marked difference between the cooling efficiency of FireAde 2000 and Foam.

The test sample was 2 pieces of 3" diameter x 1/4 " steel bar. One held in a steady flow of foam and the other held in a steady flow of FireAde 2000. The starting temperature was over 1112 Degrees F / 600 Degrees C and the test period was 60 seconds.

Almost instantly (1 second) FireAde 2000 cooled the test piece to a temperature not likely to cause re-ignition and to a temperature that enabled safe handling and clean-up. The foam cooled the test piece at a far slower rate and significantly more foam over a greater period of time would have been required to match the low temperatures achieved by FireAde 2000