Fire extinguishing systems in Palermo
The Tecno Edile Iannacco Group of Palermo, with its Sicil Tecno lmpianti division, boasts thirty years of experience in civil and industrial systems engineering. Offering a wide range of systems, the company also specializes in fire protection systems and flame suppression systems, with cutting-edge, modern solutions developed through ongoing field research. For detailed information on the features of the fire protection systems installed, please contact the company directly: call, email, or fill out the form in the contact section.
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Complete fire prevention systems
According to UNI standards, a fire prevention system is the set of technical elements of a building system designed to prevent, eliminate, limit, or signal fires, from passive defense (fire doors) to active defense (flame suppression). Implicit in the definition is the multiplicity of possible types of this system: signaling systems and fire suppression systems. Fire detection, which allows for the subsequent extinguishing of flames, occurs through sensors capable of signaling the presence of smoke or heat sources. Fire extinguishing, on the other hand, occurs using fire hydrants, nozzles, rotating hose reels, and mobile extinguishers. More rarely, a pressurized, automatically operating water network, controlled by the fire detection system and equipped with sprinkler nozzles, may be installed. In areas where the use of liquids or foam would be harmful to the equipment, automatic halon gas extinguishing systems are commonly used; this is the case, for example, in data centers, FileNet archives, and inverter rooms.
Domestic fire prevention systems
A fire extinguishing system, in the case of residential buildings, is required when the building exceeds 24 meters in height. The fire suppression system consists of:
- galvanized iron water supply network;
- fire extinguishers in a containment box, with built-in hydrant and related equipment;
- attack groups for fire brigade vehicles.
- The water supply network supplies water to every part of the building to be protected, feeding the various fire-fighting systems (hydrants, water supply systems, foam systems, etc.).
