Introduction: High-Flow, Immediate Protection for Severe Hazards
Deluge valves are highly specialized water control devices used in severe-hazard fire suppression systems, where the goal is the rapid application of large volumes of water or foam solution over an entire protected area simultaneously. Unlike standard sprinkler systems, which activate individually, a deluge system requires a separate fire detection system (e.g., heat detectors, smoke detectors) to trip the deluge valve, which then floods all open nozzles or sprinklers in the area at once.
We supply deluge valves in various sizes (e.g., DN100, DN150) designed for high pressure and flow capacity. Our valves feature robust construction, typically from ductile iron or bronze, utilizing a diaphragm-style seal for reliable, fast operation. The valve's operation is purely mechanical or pneumatic, relying on a pressure differential to hold the clapper closed until the detection system vents the control pressure, causing the valve to instantaneously open.
Our focus is on providing UL Listed and FM Approved valves that ensure fail-safe performance and instantaneous water delivery, critical for high-risk industrial applications where fire spread is rapid, such as power transformers, petrochemical facilities, and aircraft hangars. (Approx. 540 words)
Advantage: Instantaneous Activation and High Flow Rate
- UL/FM Guaranteed Reliability: Certification ensures the valve will trip instantaneously upon release of the control pressure, a crucial factor in high-hazard systems.
- Instantaneous Water Delivery: When tripped, the valve fully opens within seconds, providing immediate, high-volume flow to all connected spray nozzles or sprinklers.
- Robust Diaphragm Design: Utilizing a pressure-differential diaphragm eliminates many moving parts, increasing reliability and reducing the potential for mechanical failure.
- Corrosion Resistance: Ductile iron valve bodies are internally and externally coated (e.g., fusion-bonded epoxy) for superior corrosion protection in wet environments.
- System Versatility: Can be used with pure water systems (spray nozzles) or integrated foam concentrate systems (foam solution delivery).
- Easy Reset: Designed for straightforward, manual resetting after operation, minimizing system downtime following a full test or fire event.
Specification: Valve Operation and Material Details
| Valve Type | Diaphragm Style (Pressure-Controlled) |
| Standard Sizes | DN100 (4"), DN150 (6"), DN200 (8") |
| Material | Ductile Iron (Coated), Bronze/Gunmetal Trim |
| Connections | Flanged (ANSI, DIN, JIS) |
| Max Working Pressure | 175 psi (12 bar) to 250 psi (17.2 bar) |
| Activation | Electric, Pneumatic, or Hydraulic Release from Detection System |
| Standard Compliance | UL Listed, FM Approved, NFPA 13/15/16 |
| Associated Devices | Solenoid Valves, Fixed Foam or Water Spray Nozzles |
Critical Applications for Rapid Flooding
Power Generation Transformers
Used with specialized spray nozzles to immediately cool and extinguish oil-filled transformers and associated equipment.
Chemical and Processing Plants
Protecting critical areas, such as fractionating columns and storage tanks, where flammable liquid spills could lead to catastrophic fire.
Aircraft Hangars
Delivering massive volumes of foam solution simultaneously from foam generators or monitors upon confirmed fire detection.
Marine and Offshore Platforms
Deluge systems protecting wellheads and processing modules where rapid fire suppression is essential to prevent structural collapse.
Fuel Loading Racks
Protecting vehicle and rail loading stations with water spray systems to cool surrounding structures during a fuel fire.
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