Horizontal Fire Foam Bladder Tank for Fire Fighting

• Type: Vertical/Horizontal
• Working Pressure: 0.6MPa~1.2MPa
• Tank Capacity: 200~10000L
• Foam Concentrate Ratio: 3% or 6% Afff
• Flow Rate: 4-154L/S
• Inlet and Outlet Pipe Diameter: 3"-10"
• Model NO.: PHYM
• Color: Red or Customized
• Accessories: Ball Valve and Others
• Transport Package: Wooden Pallet or Wooden Case
• Specification: 200-10000L
• Trademark: SINCO/OEM
• Origin: Fujian, China
• HS Code: 8424100000
• Production Capacity: 500sets/Month

Product Description

Horizontal fire foam bladder tank for fire fighting
Introduction
Foam bladder tank, together with ratio controllers, form a balanced pressure proportioning system used to mix water and fire fighting foam together to generate an effective extinguishing medium.The bladder tank technology is a mixing method allows the water/foam ratio to remain stable by automatically adjusting to the variable flow rates and pressure conditions that may occur during system operation.This feature makes bladder tanks particularly suitable for multiple hazard systems, sprinkler systems and any other system operating under variable, non predictable, flow and pressure conditions.
Function
The bladder tank is a carbon steel pressure vessel containing an elastomeric separation bladder between the water and foam concentrate. The bladder permits water pressure to be transferred to the foam concentrate without the two fluids mixing together. A ratio controller generates a water pressure drop by means of a reduced cross section where the water stream passes through it. As the foam concentrate pressure is higher than the pressure at the ratio controller, the foam starts flowing towards the water and mixing at a calibrated rate, which is dependant on the water flow rate.
Specification

Model No.	PHY4	PHY8	PHY16	PH24	PHY32	PHY40	PHY64	PHY72
Diameter(mm)	50	65	80	100	100	150	150	150
Mixing Ratio	3% or 6%
Rated Working Pressure	1.2 Mpa
Working Pressure Range	0.3~1.2
Rated Flow(L/s)	4	8	16	24	32	40	64	72
Flow Range(L/s)	1~4	2~8	3~16	4~24	8~32	12~40	15~64	17~72
Pressure Drop(Mpa)	≤0.2

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