Kitchen Wet Chemical System
Wet Chemical is most commonly used to extinguish cooking oil
fires. It is the primary source of
extinguish kitchen fire`s, most of the wet chemical potassium compounds are
highly corrosive and have limited uses for fire protection.
Wet chemical suppresses fires by a process called
saponification.
Saponification is the process of chemically converting the
fatty acid contained in the cooking medium to
soap, or foam, and it accomplishes extinguishment by forming a surface coating.
Wet chemical suppresses fires by a process called saponification.
Saponification is the process of chemically converting the fatty acid contained in the cooking medium to soap, or foam, and it accomplishes extinguishment by forming a surface coating.