Fire Extinguisher Range
Handheld fire extinguisher
Wild Fire Barrier
Rapid Response UAV
19th July
The aviation industry has its own collection of fire hazards, with the potential for a fire to start in a number of ways. Surprisingly, the latest approach for in-flight fire protection is to simply “land as soon as possible.” Although there are active firefighting devices such as automatic fire suppression systems and fire extinguishers on board in the event of a fire, there is very little passive fire safety (to prevent the fire from spreading).
Because of the increased use of composite materials in planes, the threat profile of in-flight smoke and fire is also changing. After combustion, composite materials burn differently, spread heat differently, and contain harmful substances in various ways.
Zenova FP can easily be applied to compartmentalize any potential fire hazard zone, mitigating the ever-present risk being faced by this industry. Not only does Zenova FP restrict the spread of fire on any substrate, it also buys much-needed time for personnel to respond to dangerous situations where every second counts.
Along with addressing safety hazards before they become catastrophes, Zenova offers the aviation transportation industry insulation solutions which not only greatly reduce operational costs to cool or heat sensitive cargo, but also reduce the carbon footprint of this sector. The transportation industry is under a lot of pressure to boost its fuel quality. Although CO2 emissions in several other sectors are decreasing, transportation emissions are expected to increase in the future. The shipping industry’s global CO2 emissions are projected to rise as a result of increased transportation, as well as challenges in implementing successful fuel efficiency measures and replacing fossil fuels.
Zenova IP can be applied to the interior of all types of shipping containers in a very thin coat to greatly increase the efficiency of this space, which offers an ever-increasing ROI as this one-time solution remains effective for years to come.
Shockingly, the current in-flight fire safety solution is simply to “land as soon as possible”. And while there are active fire fighting systems on board in the event a fire breaks out such as automatic fire suppression systems and fire extinguishers, there is very little in the way of passive…