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Medium Velocity Water Spray Systems are installed to control the burning and to provide cooling and/or exposure protection to such risks where extinguishment is always not possible or even desirable e.g. fires involving flammable fluids having flash points below 650 C (1500 F). These 600 C systems are also used sometimes for power station applications in coal conveyors, cable galleries etc. High Velocity water spray systems are installed to extinguish fires involving liquids with flash points of 650 C (1500 F) or higher. Three principles of extinguishment are employed in the system - emulsification, cooling and smothering. The result of applying these principles is to extinguish the fire within a few seconds. For more details, attention is drawn to Section 6 of the Rules.

This section provides Rules and guidelines for the protection of the following.

a) Transformers, oil filled equipments of power stations

b) Turbo-alternators and other

c) Oil fired boiler rooms, oil quenching tanks.

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