CFEES – KV – GREEN DRY CHEMICAL POWDER With team efforts of • CFEES scientists • KVFC team members • Our DSIR approved R & D facilities • Large-scale test facilities for fire performance test We developed CFEES KV GREEN An EFFICIENT VERSATILE, yet COST EFFECTIVE EXTINGUISHING AGENT Environmental impact of various CFC chemicals has threatened depletion of ozone layer. Hence their usage is either stopped or drastically reduced as per Montreal protocol. This has led to deprive us one of very efficient extinguishing agent Halon gas. CFEES has taken lead in developing substitute–Dry Chemical Powder based on Mono Ammonium Phosphate, a multipurpose extinguishing agent suitable for all classes of fire. K.V. Fire has entered into a technology transfer agreement with CFEES to produce an innovative multi purpose, environmental friendly dry powder to fight all classes of fire risks. Flame propagation is due to the chain reaction of the free radicals. CFEES-KV-GREEN interferes with this chain propagation by reacting and absorbing the free radicals. Water vapour, which is released due to decomposition in the flame zone, brings about cooling. Besides this a glossy layer of H2P2O6 is formed on the burning surface, which cuts off air and extinguishes the fire. APPROVALS : • Centre for Fire Explosive & Environment Safety (CFEES) Standard • Indian Standard IS 14609 • DSIR approved lab • ISO 9001:2000 • ISO 14001:1999 FEATURES • Non-toxic & non-corrosive ingredients developed by CFEES (DIFR) technology. • Versatile CFEES KV Green is suitable for Class A, B, C and even Class D (light metals). • Achieves max. fire efficiency by forming an extensive, dense cloud of powder having penetrating power and capable of pass the rating test as per 4A : 144 B APPLICATION: CFEES-KV-GREEN powder is suitable for use in all types of portable fire extinguishers, as well as for mobile extinguishers and fixed installations. Dry propelling agents such as nitrogen or carbon dioxide can be used. It does not require any special expellant gas and work efficiently with Nitrogen as well as with CO2.