FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

Fire Detection Systems

Fire detection systems are critical for early detection of fires and rapid implementation of necessary measures. These systems include:

• Smoke Detectors: Detect smoke in the environment and trigger alarms.
• Heat Detectors: Detect sudden increases in ambient temperature.
• Flame Detectors: Detect light emitted by flames.
• Gas Detectors: Detect the presence of flammable gases.

Fire Alarm Systems

Alarm systems integrated with fire detection systems notify people inside the building and the fire department when a fire is detected. These systems include:

• Alarm Sirens: High-volume alarms alert people inside the building.
• Visual Alerts: Notify of fire danger with visual signals.
• Emergency Announcement Systems: Provide guidance with voice announcements.

Fire Suppression Systems

Fire suppression systems are designed to control and extinguish fires. These systems provide active protection and include:

• Sprinkler Systems: Automatically activate during a fire and spray water.
• Gas Suppression Systems: Use special gases to smother fires, particularly preferred in areas with electronic equipment.
• Foam Suppression Systems: Effective in flammable liquid fires, creating a foam layer to cut off the fire's contact with oxygen.
• Powder Suppression Systems: Chemical powders are sprayed during a fire to prevent the spread of fire.
• Hydrant Systems: Fire hydrants outside buildings provide quick access to water for firefighters.

Passive Fire Protection Systems

Passive fire protection systems are designed to prevent the spread of fire and increase the fire resistance of structures. These systems include:

• Fire-Resistant Doors and Panels: Prevent the spread of smoke and flames during a fire.
• Fire Insulation: Insulation made with fire-resistant materials protects structural elements against fire.
• Fire Curtains: Automatically activate during a fire and separate areas to prevent the spread of fire.
• Smoke Control Systems: Control the spread of smoke and ensure evacuation routes remain clear.

Fire Tanks

Fire tanks ensure the safe and quick supply of water for firefighting in emergencies. Some basic elements to consider in the manufacturing of these tanks are:

• Durability and Safety: Fire tanks are made from highly durable materials. Usually, steel or galvanized steel is used. These tanks must be resistant to high pressure and temperature during a fire.
• Capacity and Dimensions: The capacity of fire tanks is determined based on the size of the building or facility and fire risk assessment. Large-volume water storage capacity is critical for effective firefighting.
• Installation and Maintenance: Fire tanks should be installed in an easily accessible and quickly responsive manner. Additionally, continuous functionality should be ensured through regular maintenance and checks.
• Compliance with Standards: Fire tanks should be produced in accordance with local and international fire safety standards. This guarantees the reliability and effectiveness of the tanks.

As Genç Enerji, we provide professional services in all stages from the design to the implementation of Fire Tanks. We establish safe and efficient systems by developing the most suitable solutions for your needs.