options to the use of halons for aircraft fire supression systems- report update
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Options to the Use of Halons for Aircraft Fire Supression Systems- Report Update. Louise Speitel Fire Safety Branch FAA Wm. J. Hughes Technical Center Atlantic City International Airport, NJ 08405 International Aircraft Systems Fire Protection Working Group November 18, 2009 - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Options to the Use of Halons for Aircraft Fire Supression Systems- Report Update
Louise Speitel
Fire Safety BranchFAA Wm. J. Hughes Technical CenterAtlantic City International Airport, NJ 08405
International Aircraft Systems Fire Protection Working Group November 18, 2009Atlantic City, New Jersey
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Outline
• Update the report “Options to the Use of Halons for Aircraft Fire Suppression Systems--2002 Update”
• Report was developed by a task group of this working group, IASFPWG.
• Describe 2002 report
• New task group is being formed to update this document
• Solicit participants of new Halon Options Task Group
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Table of Contents: 2002 Report
• Introduction.
• Halocarbon Replacements.
• Alternative Technologies.
• Applicability of Technologies to Aircraft Applications.
• References.
• Companies and Manufacturers.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
• Overview of Fire Protection.
• Environmental Overview.
• Toxicology Overview.
• Options.
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Chapter 2: Halocarbon Replacements• Toxicology.
Acute Toxicological Indices
Subchronic and Chronic Tests
Exposure Limits
• Environmental Considerations.
Ozone Depletion Potential
Atmospheric Lifetime
Global Warming Potential
Atmospheric Impacts of Blends
Regulatory Restrictions
• Commercialized Halocarbon Replacements.
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Chapter 3: Alternative Technologies• Foams.
Low-Expansion Foam
High- and Medium- Expansion Foams
• Water Sprinklers.
• Dry Chemicals.
Monammonium Phosphate
Sodium Bicarbonate
Potassium Bicarbonate
Proprietary
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Alternative Technologies (cont.)
• Carbon Dioxide.
• Loaded Stream.
• Water Misting Systems
• Fine Particulate Aerosols
Spectrex Fire-Extinguishing Agent
PyroGen and Firepak
Soyus
Aero-K
KD-A96
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Alternative Technologies (cont.)
• Inert Gases.
• Solid Propellant Gas Generators.
Primex Aerospace Inert Gas/ Powdered Aerosol Blend
Walter Kidde Aerospace/ Atlantic Research Corporation Consortium
• Combination and New Foam Agents
Envirorogel
Cease Fire
FlameOut
ColdFire
Fire-X-Plus
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Chapter 4: Applicability of Technologies To Aircraft Applications
• Requirements.
• Engine and APU Compartments.
HCFCs, HFCs, PFCs, and Blends
Trifluoromethyl Iodide (FIC-13I1) and FIC-13I1 Blends
Gas Generators
• Hand-Held Extinguishers
Halocarbons and Halocarbon Blends
Carbon Dioxide
Combination Agents and Foams
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Applicability of Technologies To Aircraft Applications (cont.)
• Cargo Compartment.
Water and Water- Based Agents
Halocarbons and Halocarbon Blends
Particulate Aerosols
• Lavatory Trash Receptacle
Water-Based and Combination Agents
Halocarbon and Halocarbon Blends
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Other
• References.
• Appendidx A- Companies and Manufacturers.
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Mark CummingsHoneywellPhoenix, AZ Phone: 602-231-4350Email: [email protected]
Oliver MeierThe Boeing CompanySeattle, WAPhone: 425-717-0579Email: [email protected]
Josephine GatsonidesKidde ResearchBerkshire, United KingdomPhone: 44 1753683245Email: [email protected]
Marco TedeschiNAVAIRSYSCOMLakehurst, NJPhone: 732.323.1107Email: [email protected]
Len SeebaluckKidde Aerospace and DefenseWilson, NCPhone: 252-237-7004Email: [email protected]
Stephane PuglieseAirbus FranceToulouse, FrancePhone: 33 5 61 18 57 58Email: [email protected]
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Adam ChattawayKidde ResearchBerkshire, United KingdomPhone: 44-1753-766190Email: [email protected]
Sham HariramBoeing Commercial AirplanesSeattle, WAPhone: (206) 655-9951Email: [email protected]
Mike MaddenThe Boeing CompanySeattle, WAPhone: 425-266-4838Email: [email protected]
John O’SullivanBureau VeritasUnited KingdomPhone: 44 779 816066Email: [email protected]
Thomas GehringEurocopterGermanyPhone: 49 906 71 4649Email: [email protected]
Tom CortinaHalon Alternatives Research CorporationArlington, VAPhone: 703-524-6636Email: [email protected]
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Al CarloThe Boeing CompanySeattle, WAPhone: 425-293-3256Email: [email protected]
Alan RandlePacific ScientificDuarte, CAPhone: 626 359 9317 x123Email: [email protected]
Mike CosgroveNaval Air Systems CommandPatuxent River, MDPhone: 301-995 3993Email: [email protected]
Alessandro Della RoccaAlenia Alenia Aeronautica S.p.A.Naples, ItalyPhone: 39-081-887-3113Email: [email protected]
Ian CampbellMeggitt Safety Systems Inc.Simi Valley, CAPhone: 805-584-4100Email: [email protected]
Mike BennettBennettech LLC1020 Kellyn LaneHendersonville, TNPhone: 937-367-5675Email: [email protected]
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Bradford ColtonAmerican Pacific CorporationLas Vegas, NV Phone: 702.699.4131Email: [email protected]
Konstantin KallergisAirbus Bremen, GermanyPhone: 49 421 538 4389Email: [email protected]
Mark L. RobinDuPont Fluoroproducts4417 Lancaster PikeBuilding 711, Desk 1240-BWilmington, DE 19805Ph: 302-999-5002Email: [email protected]
Louise C. SpeitelFederal Aviation AdministrationW.J.H Technical CenterAtlantic City, NJ 08405 Ph: 609-485-4528Email: [email protected]
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See April Horner to add your name to this list.