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Channel 9 News - Brisbane Tunnel & OFB Fire Safety Solution
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 12/26/2008 - 06:13.
BREAKING NEWS!
Channel 9 News: Mike Harvey, CEO of OFB Corporation, explains how CAF fire protection system are the safest fire protection systems in the world for tunnel fire protection.
Brisbane officials should consider this alternative method of using foam rather than using water for fire protection.
Foam is 480% faster than water in putting out fires.
OFB CAFS system sets new international standard for fire fighting systems
OFB Corporation is excited to show to the world the tests which have now established a new international standard in firefighting equipment. These tests, which were conducted at the Fiscal Fire Training Centre, demonstrate just how quickly the OFB CAFs system can put out extremely hot fires.
Installation of OFB CAF System at Major Tyre Warehouse in Brisbane
In February 2008, an OFB CAF system was retrofitted to a fire sprinkler system in a major tyre factory/warehouse in Brisbane, Australia. This makes it the first installed Compressed Air Foam fire-fighting system which has met all the requirements of all Australian and International Standards.
The recently installed CAF System
OFB CAFS puts out real fire at truck accident tragedy
It so happened that on the way back from the official testing in Melbourne, the OFB team encountered a tragedy in which a truck had crashed and was on fire. The Queensland Fire and Rescue, lacking adequate nearby water supplies, had not been able to extinguish the fire for over 4 hours. They graciously permitted the OFB team to use the CAFS system to attack the fire. The fire was out in SIX MINUTES.
