white or blue
The most common type of portable foam extinguishers contains fluorosurfactants. There are other which also contains proteins or compressed air.
1997: before then they (fire extinguishers) were to a different standard; B.S. 5423. and they were different colours for different types of media (stuff inside) Foam, Water, Halon etc. Now they are all Red in colour, with the relevant information displayed on the extinguisher.
water, helium and water vapor.
one ha swater one has foam stuff
the type that spray foam
The standard colour of fire extinguishers in the United Kingdom is a signal red body with another colour banding depending on the kind of fire extinguisher.
Carbon Dioxide is the most common gas in fire extinguishers.
1.Foam 2.H2O 3.carbon dioxide 4.powder
Fire extinguishers commonly contain water under pressure, compressed carbon dioxide, foam, or specialized dry chemicals, depending on the type of fire they are designed to put out.
Fire extinguishers typically spray out three main types of agents: water, foam, and dry chemical powders. Water extinguishers are effective for Class A fires involving ordinary combustibles, while foam extinguishers can tackle Class A and B fires, particularly those involving flammable liquids. Dry chemical extinguishers, often containing agents like sodium bicarbonate or monoammonium phosphate, are versatile and can be used on Class A, B, and C fires. Additionally, some extinguishers use carbon dioxide (CO2) for electrical and flammable liquid fires.
well the tank that holds the foam is compressed with co2 but what actually makes the foam is the nozzle it acts as an aerator and thus making the liquid into foam ----------------------------------------- Air is the most simple example of gas used in foam fire extinguishers.
Most fire extinguishers discharge in less than 30 seconds if the valve is held open the whole time. Larger extinguishers last longer. Commercial extinguishers might run for several minutes, such as a foam system for filling an aircraft hangar.