Production introduction
foinbo® Foam Concentrate AR-FP stands out for its exceptional scenario adaptability-unlike one-size-fits-all foam concentrates, it's engineered to address the unique alcohol-fueled fire risks of distinct industries, making Foam Concentrate AR-FP a versatile choice for sectors ranging from petrochemical refining to food-grade alcohol processing. What sets it apart is that it doesn't force users to adjust their operations to fit the product; instead, Foam Concentrate AR-FP adapts to the specific conditions of each site, whether dealing with high-temperature industrial solvents, food-safe alcohol blends, or mobile storage of alcohol-based fuels.
In petrochemical plants, where alcohol-blended solvents (like methanol-diesel mixes) are common, Foam Concentrate AR-FP's enhanced solvent resistance comes into play. Its fluoroprotein base is modified to withstand the aggressive breakdown of high-concentration solvents, forming a foam blanket that stays intact even when in direct contact with 90%+ alcohol fuels-critical for large storage tank fires where foam failure could lead to rapid flame spread. For food and beverage facilities processing ethanol-based products (such as distilleries or wineries), Foam Concentrate AR-FP is formulated with food-safe additives, ensuring no toxic residues remain on equipment post-fire, which aligns with food industry hygiene standards. Meanwhile, for logistics hubs that transport alcohol fuels via tankers, the concentrate's low viscosity (≤28 MPas at 20℃) allows it to flow through mobile fire systems quickly, supporting on-site spill response without delays.
This scenario adaptability also simplifies integration for users. Foam Concentrate AR-FP works with both fixed fire suppression systems (like in-plant sprinklers) and portable equipment (such as handheld foam applicators), so facilities don't need to invest in new tools to switch to it. Whether a site faces stationary tank fires, mobile spill risks, or food-safe operation demands, Foam Concentrate AR-FP adjusts its performance to meet the need-eliminating the hassle of managing multiple foam products for different hazards.
Products Parameters
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Model |
AR-FP 3% (-20℃) |
AR-FP 6% (-22℃) |
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Appearance |
Dark Brownish Liquid |
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PH |
7.0-7.3 |
8.6-8.9 |
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Viscosity @ 20℃ |
≤30 MPas |
≤30 MPas |
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Expansion Ratio |
7.5±1 |
7.3±1 |
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25% Drainage Time |
6.1( 1±20% ) min |
13.5( 1±20% ) min |
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Freezing Point |
-20℃ |
-22℃ |
Products Description
FAQ
Q: For small-scale craft distilleries with limited storage space, can Foam Concentrate AR-FP be stored in compact containers without losing adaptability?
A: Yes-Foam Concentrate AR-FP is available in 20L stackable containers (ideal for small spaces) that preserve its scenario-specific properties. Even in compact storage, the concentrate retains its food-safe additives and solvent resistance, so craft distilleries can use it for both small equipment fires and minor alcohol spills without compromising on adaptability.
Q: When using Foam Concentrate AR-FP in petrochemical plants with high-temperature equipment, does heat affect its ability to adapt to solvent fire risks?
A: No-Foam Concentrate AR-FP is tested to maintain performance in ambient temperatures up to 50℃, which is common in petrochemical settings. Its solvent-resistant formula doesn't degrade under heat, so it still forms a stable foam blanket on alcohol-blended solvents, ensuring adaptability to high-temperature fire scenarios.
Q: Can Foam Concentrate AR-FP adapt to temporary fire risks, like outdoor alcohol fuel events (e.g., ethanol-powered vehicle shows), where mobile systems are used?
A: Absolutely-Foam Concentrate AR-FP's compatibility with portable fire pumps and small-scale foam generators makes it perfect for temporary events. It mixes easily with on-site water sources (even slightly hard water) and adapts to the mobile, fast-response needs of outdoor alcohol fire risks, so event organizers don't need permanent systems to use it.
Q: For facilities that switch between alcohol and non-alcohol fuel storage (e.g., a warehouse that stocks both ethanol and gasoline), does Foam Concentrate AR-FP need adjustments to adapt to non-alcohol fires?
A: No adjustments are needed-Foam Concentrate AR-FP's dual-action formula adapts to both alcohol and non-alcohol fires. For gasoline (non-alcohol), its fluoroprotein base forms a sealing foam blanket, while for ethanol (alcohol), it activates its alcohol-resistant properties-all without manual changes, simplifying use for mixed-fuel facilities.
Q: If a facility uses older fire systems (installed 10+ years ago), will Foam Concentrate AR-FP still adapt to the system's output, or is retrofitting required?
A: Foam Concentrate AR-FP adapts to most older systems-its viscosity and mixing ratio (3% or 6%) are calibrated to match the output of legacy proportioners and nozzles. Unless the older system is severely damaged, no retrofitting is needed; the concentrate adjusts to the system's capabilities, making it a cost-effective choice for facilities with aging fire infrastructure.