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Water System
Hydrant System:
A fire hydrant is an active fire protection measure, and a source of water provided in most urban, suburban and rural areas with municipal water service to enable firefighters to tap into the municipal water supply to assist in extinguishing a fire.
Water Spray System:
Arka Sanat water spray systems detect a fire particularly fast and cover the area with a water spray at the same time over all nozzles in the extinguishing area. A large volume of water is thus released and sprayed evenly over an extended area within a very short period of time.
Arka Sanat water spray systems are designed according to the individual needs of our customers and the fire protection requirements at the site, taking into account the actual fire load, structure of the building or the protected object. For special risks spray water fire extinguishing systems can be equipped also with foam proportions for foam concentrates. Fire Sprinkler System:
Sprinkler System:
The automatic fire sprinkler system is the most widely used fire protection system today. Many ordinary hazard systems used to be fed directly from the towns mains, but increasingly a water tank and pumps are being installed to guarantee adequate water flow and pressure.
Types of Sprinkler System:
Wet System
Dry System
Pre-Action System
Deluge System
We design and install all of these systems from A to Z.
Water Mist System:
Water mist fire suppression systems are becoming very popular and highly efficient fire-fighting. There are two types of water mist systems, pre-packaged and custom design.
Utilizing the unique properties of Water Mist, Arka Sanat has designed and developed both a low and a high-pressure version of Water Mist delivering droplet momentum to the seat of the fire.
Water Mist systems are designed to combat a wide variety of specific fire risks within the industrial/commercial, marine, Oil & Gas and Power Generation/Transmission market sectors.
The NFPA 750 defines three pressure regions for water mist-generating technologies.