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Cutting Edge Special Hazard Hybrid Fire Extinguishment System Mark Martella Vortex Sales Manager Company Overview Easton, PA 150+ Engineers Thousands of Patents/Employees Privately Held Manufacturing World


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Mark Martella Vortex Sales Manager

Cutting Edge Special Hazard “Hybrid” Fire Extinguishment System

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Company Overview

  • Easton, PA
  • 150+ Engineers
  • Thousands of

Patents/Employees

  • Privately Held
  • Manufacturing World Wide
  • Invented “Grooved” Concept
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What Is Vortex?

A special hazards hybrid system that utilizes both an inert gas and atomized water droplets to extinguish a fire Combination of a water mist and clean agent/gaseous system

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Vortex Hybrid System Inerts & Cools To Fully Extinguish Fires

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Vortex Approvals

  • NFPA 770
  • FM 5580
  • UL 2127 Class A&B
  • FM Local Application

For Wet Benches

  • EPA SNAP Approval
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How Does The Vortex Hybrid System Work?

  • The patented supersonic

emitter creates a multi-layer shock wave of nitrogen that atomizes water to a sub 10 micron level. Then it:

  • Creates a homogenous

suspension of nitrogen and water by embedding the water molecules into the nitrogen molecules

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How Does The Vortex Hybrid System Work?

Clean Agent/Gaseous Component Nitrogen gas actively dilutes the oxygen level down to a safe 14 to 15% Water Mist Component Sub 10 micron non conductive atomized water droplets absorb heat from the fire to vaporize as steam

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Differences Between Gaseous/Clean Agent & Vortex Hybrid Systems>..

  • Reduced Room Integrity Issues
  • No dampers, fan tests or sealing the room
  • Sustainable “Green” System
  • Only uses water and nitrogen
  • Inexpensive Refill
  • Nitrogen and water are inexpensive and readily

available

  • Eliminates Life Safety Concerns
  • Safe for occupied spaces
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150,000ft3 Data Center

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Differences Between Water Mist & Vortex Hybrid Systems>..

  • Little or no containment needed
  • Reduced disposal costs & eliminates containment tanks
  • No risk of damage to high value assets
  • Completely safe on records storage, turbines, bearings..
  • Multiple piping material options
  • Schedule 10 plastic/metal piping
  • Uses less water more efficiently
  • 1gpm per emitter per minute down to < a 1/4gpm
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Pickle Line Local Application

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Water Tanks

  • Multiple sizes
  • No pumps
  • Low maintenance
  • Potable/distilled water
  • Site glass
  • ASME rated
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Nitrogen Cylinder Options

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Performance Analysis

Agent Flow, gpm Drop Size, µm Pressure, psig Momentum Vortex <= 1 < 10 25 High

Intermediate Pressure Water Mist 20 400-1000 350 High High Pressure Water Mist 8 100 1500-2500 Low to Moderate Sprinkler Systems >25 >1000 20-min High Inert Gases NA NA 2500 NA Halogenated Agents NA N/A 350 NA

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Performance Analysis

Agent Fuel Wetting Oxygen Depleti

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Temp. Reduction Block Radiative Heat Transfer Reduce Convective Heat Transfer Total Flooding

Vortex negligible Gradual Fast Yes Yes Yes (insignificant wetting) Intermediate Pressure Water Mist High Gradual Moderate Moderate Moderate Deluge (significant wetting) High Pressure Water Mist medium Gradual Fast Yes Yes Yes (heavy wetting) Sprinkler Systems Very High Gradual Moderate Moderate Moderate Deluge (significant flooding) Inert Gases None Rapid Minimal No No Yes (no wetting) Halogenated Agents None N/A Moderate No No Yes (no wetting)

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The “Solution” System

  • Room integrity issues
  • Lock out/down time
  • Little or no running water
  • Life safety concerns
  • Sustainability
  • Agent recharge costs
  • Multi-zoned applications
  • Asset protection
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