Dear colleagues,
NFPA 11 - 2007 reads in paragraph
6.3.2 Medium- and high-expansion foam systems shall not be used on
fires in the following hazards:
(1)... skip...
(5) Liquefied flammable gas
Does anyone of you know if it is the intention of this paragraph to
prevent that storage of aerosol cans will be protected by high-expansion foam?
We are looking at aerosol cans that contain some butane and/or
propane as propellant, besides a flammable liquid like paint and solvent.
NFPA 30B only speaks about sprinkler; it doesnot tell us wether it is
possible or not to protect storage of aerosols with foam.
Are there any testresults available regarding the protection of
storage of aerosol cans with high expansion foam?
Frans Stoop
TOS architecture & fire protection
Netherlands
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