Foam Fire Suppression Systems

Foam fire suppression systems are among the most effective solutions for fires involving flammable liquids, plastics, and other high-risk materials. In the event of a fire, foam is distributed across a wide area through pipes, monitors, sprinklers, or nozzles. It covers the burning material, cools it, cuts off the oxygen supply, and prevents reignition.

Thanks to adjustable foam expansion ratios—from low to very high—these systems provide optimal protection for different types of risks.

Benefits of Foam Fire Suppression Systems

Effective suppression of fires involving flammable liquids and plastics
Coverage and isolation of the fire source with foam
Prevention of reignition
Adjustable foam expansion ratio according to the type of risk
Flexible application – sprinklers, nozzles, and monitors
Components and foam concentrates tailored to individual requirements
Reliable protection for industrial facilities, warehouses, and petrochemical plants

Where Are Foam Fire Suppression Systems Used?

Refineries and petrochemical facilities
Industrial and logistics warehouses
Airports and aircraft hangars
Chemical industry facilities
Areas containing flammable liquids and plastics
High-risk industrial processes

Flexible Components and Equipment

Foam Monitors

Used outdoors to suppress fires from a safe distance and to provide preventive cooling for structures at risk of ignition. Depending on the model, they can be operated manually, electrically, or hydraulically.

Direct Foam Alarms

Enable regular system testing. Weekly tests can be performed using water, without the need to discharge or dispose of the foam-and-water mixture.

Foam Concentrates

Protein-based and synthetic foam concentrates are available, designed for suppressing fires involving solid materials, liquids, alcohols, and solvents.

How Does a Foam Fire Suppression System Work?

Foam is generated using a proportioning device that adds the appropriate amount of foam concentrate to the water flow. The resulting mixture is combined with air in foam generators and transformed into dense foam. The foam is then distributed throughout the protected area using sprinklers, nozzles, or monitors, creating a protective layer that extinguishes the fire and prevents it from spreading again.

Why Choose Delta Preving?

✅ Expertise in the design and installation of foam fire suppression systems
✅ Flexible solutions for specific risks and industries
✅ Certified and customized equipment
✅ Reliable protection in high-risk areas