I've always heard that CO2 extinguishers will put out type-A fires, but they have so much force they tend to spread embers, and are thus not recommended for that purpose.
@DIVISION216: I managed to do it without any problems. Provided the extinguisher has been completely emptied nothing should blow up in your face. Take care though!
CO2 is useful because it leaves no residue like ABC and BC dry chemical units. CO2 is the most common extinguisher found in food processing plants. Also your typical BC powders like sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate (aka Purple-K) decompose into CO2 anyway at temps around 120C.
Lastly, gaseous agents tend to flood into cracks and crevices far better than foams or dry chemical agents. That is why CO2 or Halon is more effective at extinguishing engine bay fires than dry chemical.
Doesn't CO2 form condestion in electrical appliances?
SpecializedChild462 7 months ago
Where do you buy one?
vmelkon 11 months ago
I've always heard that CO2 extinguishers will put out type-A fires, but they have so much force they tend to spread embers, and are thus not recommended for that purpose.
zsvdkhnorc 1 year ago
Any tips on how to be a fire extinguisher expert? I think by doing that I can be a hero.
race1717 1 year ago
How do you take the valve off a CO2 fire extinguisher? I assume it's safe to do this when the extinguisher is empty...
GoldenRatio 1 year ago
@GoldenRatio i have the exact same question u just saved me from writing that thx lol mabye we just have to use google (sigh)
DIVISION216 1 year ago
@DIVISION216: I managed to do it without any problems. Provided the extinguisher has been completely emptied nothing should blow up in your face. Take care though!
GoldenRatio 1 year ago
bad when youre in a confined space.....
Athrunwong 1 year ago 6
since when do you recomend to use a co2 on a "B" fire.
clubxtra 2 years ago
CO2 is useful because it leaves no residue like ABC and BC dry chemical units. CO2 is the most common extinguisher found in food processing plants. Also your typical BC powders like sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate (aka Purple-K) decompose into CO2 anyway at temps around 120C.
Lastly, gaseous agents tend to flood into cracks and crevices far better than foams or dry chemical agents. That is why CO2 or Halon is more effective at extinguishing engine bay fires than dry chemical.
donaldjr1969 2 years ago
Если пожар большой, то надо тушить в стиле разрушителей легенд, забросить огнетушитель в огонь :)
iIiWARHEADiIi 2 years ago
ur an idiot
KaStIzM6 2 years ago
sweet
extinguisherman98 3 years ago