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Substantiation of the possibility of carbon dioxide fire extinguishing of utility collectors using mobile fire-fighting equipment

https://doi.org/10.22227/0869-7493.2023.32.05.78-86

Abstract

Introduction. Modern development of economy and technology leads to an increase in the number of underground structures, which raises the issues of fire extinguishing organization in them in case of necessity. Statistical data show that the extinguishing time in underground structures is much longer than the average for other fires, while fires in collectors are fires of increased complexity of private nature.

In the published works devoted to fires in underground structures, the issue of extinguishing fires in collectors using special gas extinguishing equipment is not studied.

Purpose. Improvement of methods of fire extinguishing in underground collectors for engineering communications by using of carbon dioxide.

Tasks. Analysis of operational actions of fire departments when extinguishing fires in collectors for engineering communications and analysis of dangerous factors accompanying fire extinguishing in them; analytical substantiation of the possibility of extinguishing carbon dioxide in collectors for engineering communications by mobile fire extinguishing means, using the example of a gas extinguishing vehicle AGT-1; formalization of values of the second consumption of a fire barrel when carbon dioxide is supplied in the form of nomograms in conjunction with the volume of the room, which can be extinguished by the gas extinguishing vehicle AGT-1.

The analytical part. The algorithm of optimization of the choice of the number of forces and means, as well as the quantity of fire extinguishing agents for extinguishing fires in collectors for engineering communications is based on an analytical calculation of the equipment of fire departments, geometric parameters of collectors and conditions ensuring the tightness of the room.

Conclusions. The article evaluates the use of gas extinguishing vehicle (AGT-1) in underground collectors up to 1000 m3. On the basis of analytical calculations, the formalized data and nomograms for calculation of para­meters of extinguishing underground collectors are presented, the algorithm of a choice of extinguishing substances and their quantity is developed. The efficiency of application of gas extinguishing vehicle for liquidation of fires in cable lines under voltage and after its removal is proven.

About the Authors

A. N. Grigoriev
The State Fire Academy of the Ministry of Russian Federation for Civil Defence, Emergencies and Elimination on Consequences of Natural Disasters
Russian Federation

Alexey N. GRIGORIEV, Cand. Sci. (Eng.), Associate Professor of the Department of Fire Tactics and Service (as Part of the Educational and Scientific Fire-Fighting Complex)

Borisa Galushkina St., 4, Moscow, 129366

SPIN: 1467-6690



V. B. Zakharevskiy
The State Fire Academy of the Ministry of Russian Federation for Civil Defence, Emergencies and Elimination on Consequences of Natural Disasters
Russian Federation

Viktor B. ZAKHAREVSKIY, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Fire Tactics and Service (as Part of the Educational and Scientific Fire-Fighting Complex)

Borisa Galushkina St., 4, Moscow, 129366

SPIN: 8036-6712



D. S. Evteev
The State Fire Academy of the Ministry of Russian Federation for Civil Defence, Emergencies and Elimination on Consequences of Natural Disasters
Russian Federation

Dmitriy S. EVTEEV, Senior Lecturer of the Department of Fire Tactics and Service (as Part of the Educational and Scientific Fire-Fighting Complex)

Borisa Galushkina St., 4, Moscow, 129366

SPIN: 7499-0486



S. N. Anikin
The State Fire Academy of the Ministry of Russian Federation for Civil Defence, Emergencies and Elimination on Consequences of Natural Disasters
Russian Federation

Sergey N. ANIKIN, Postgraduate at the Department of Fire Tactics and Service(as Part of the Educational and Scientific Fire-
Fighting Complex)

Borisa Galushkina St., 4, Moscow, 129366

SPIN: 9419-3590



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Grigoriev A.N., Zakharevskiy V.B., Evteev D.S., Anikin S.N. Substantiation of the possibility of carbon dioxide fire extinguishing of utility collectors using mobile fire-fighting equipment. Pozharovzryvobezopasnost/Fire and Explosion Safety. 2023;32(5):78-86. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.22227/0869-7493.2023.32.05.78-86

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