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John Reinhardt FAA Fire Safety Section, AAR-422
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Minimum Performance Standard for Aircraft Cargo
Compartment Fire Suppression Systems
BULK LOAD FIRES
CONTAINERIZED FIRES
AEROSOL CAN EXPLOSION SIMULATION
FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS FIRE
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BULK LOAD FIRE TEST
Fire Load 178 card board boxes (30 of Vol.)
containing 2.5 lbs of shredded paper
Ignition nichrome wire wrapped around folded
paper towels
System Activation 1 min. after one of the
ceiling T/C reaches 200 oF
Test Duration Five tests _at_ 30 minutes each
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CONTAINERIZED FIRE TEST
Fire Load 33 card board boxes inside an LD3.
Three LD3 in Compartment
Ignition nichrome wire wrapped around folded
paper towels
System Activation 1 min. after one of the
ceiling T/C reaches 200 oF
Test Duration Five tests _at_ 30 minutes each
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SURFACE BURN FIRE TEST
Fire Load 0.5 U.S. Gallon of Jet A fuel (with
13 oz of gasoline)
Ignition Arc created by two spark plugs
System Activation 1 min. after one of the
ceiling T/C reaches 200 oF
Test Duration 5 minutes
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AEROSOL CAN EXPLOSION SIMULATION
Fire Load 58 card board boxes containing 2.5
lbs of shredded paper
Ignition nichrome wire wrapped around folded
paper towels
System Activation 1 min. after one of the
ceiling T/C reaches 200 oF
Activate Simulator when one of the cans temp.
reaches 400 oF (or test time 29 minutes)
Test Duration Five tests _at_ 30 minutes each
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  • Water Mist System
  • Water Mist System Combined
  • With Nitrogen

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High Pressure/Class I Water Mist System
  • High Pressure Pump (1150 psig)
  • 125 Gallon Water Tank (Pressurized to 40 psig)
  • Solenoid Valves
  • Number of Nozzles 32
  • Nozzle Angle 90o Down
  • Max Flow Rate per Nozzle 0.10 gpm
  • Number of Zones 4
  • Nozzles per Zone 8
  • Droplet size 70 to 100 microns
  • Distance Between Nozzles 16
  • Distance Between Zones 30
  • Activation Controller (Trigger Temperature - 212
    oF)

Environmental Engineering Concepts
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  • ACTIVATION CONTROL LOGIC
  • Two zones near fire will turn on for 5 minutes
    to knock down flames and cool down the cargo
    compartment.
  • After the 5 minutes
  • - A zone will turn on only if the temperature
    near the zone exceeds 212 oF turn off if
    temperature is below it.
  • - All zones will turn on if the ceiling
    temperature exceeds 350 oF.

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WATER MIST SYSTEM
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WATER MIST SYSTEM
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WATER MIST SYSTEM
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WATER MIST SYSTEM
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  • - High Pressure/Class I Water Mist System (As
    described before)
  • - Nitrogen System consisted of
  • 16 Cylinders Size-T Nitrogen Bank
  • Two Matheson Model 3020 Regulators
  • System Flow Rate 37.5 CFM to 89.3 CFM
  • Pneumatic Valve
  • One inch plumbing network
  • 5 Nozzles (5/8 ID)
  • Activation was controlled by the volumetric
    concentration of Oxygen (10) in the cargo
    compartment (Closed loop control system)

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WATER MIST SYSTEM WITH NITROGEN
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WATER MIST SYSTEM WITH NITROGEN
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WATER MIST SYSTEM WITH NITROGEN
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WATER MIST SYSTEM WITH NITROGEN
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  • A class I, high pressure water mist system did
    not pass the MPS for aircraft cargo compartments
    due to its incapability to inert the compartment
    against a HC explosion.
  • The same water mist system combined with a
    nitrogen system passed the MPS with a competitive
    weight factor.

The weight advantage will come from using the
proposed fuel tanks OBIGGS system for nitrogen
generation.
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