US3303886A - Combination air conditioning and foam plug fire extinguishing system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to fire extinguishing, and more particularly to an improved system for extinguishing fires in enclosures.
- an object of the present invention is to provide an improved fire extinguishing system for compartmented enclosures such as the rooms of dwellings or other buildings which system is not subject to the foregoing difliculties and objections.
- Another object is to provide such a system which is operable to extinguish fires in all the rooms of the building or to protect other rooms against the spreading of a fire being extinguished in one or more rooms.
- Another object is to provide such a system which is operable to selectively extinguish a fire in any given room to thereby concentrate on the location of the fire and to extinguish the same more rapidly with a minimum of fire extinguishing medium.
- Another object is to provide such a system which is manually and/or automatically operated.
- a further object is to provide such a system which is simple and economical in construction, is reliable and efficient in operation, and is readily installed.
- the foregoing objects are generally accomplished by utilizing an air conditioning trunk-line duct system and a high expansion foam plug generator connected to the duct system.
- air conditioning is meant, temperature control (heating and/ or cooling) and/ or moisture control of air which is delivered by a duct system to a plurality of rooms of a dwelling or the like.
- a high expansion foam plug generator By a high expansion foam plug generator is meant, apparatus such as shown in US. Patent 3,142,340 which produces foam from water, a foaming agent and air with as many at 2,000 volumes of stable foam being produced from one volume of water containing about 1.5% to 2% foaming agent.
- foam can be conveyed into an enclosure to fill or plug the same through a conduit under the influence of a fan for delivering the foam producing air to rapidly and effectively extinguish a fire in the enclosure.
- a system compirsing in combination a trunkline duct system having an upstream inlet and a plurality of downstream branch duct outlets, an air conditioning system having an outlet connected to the duct system inlet, a high expansion foam plug generator having an outlet connected between the duct system inlet and upstream of all of the branch duct outlets, a first closure in the duct system between its inlet and the foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the foam plug from entering the air conditioning system outlet, and a second closure upstream of the foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the conditioned air from entering the foam plug generator.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a system in accordance with the present invention including a simplified electrical wiring diagram.
- FIG. 2 is a fragmentary schematic sectional view of a closure suitable for use with the air conditioning system outlet and the foam plug generator outlet.
- FIG. 3 is a fragmentary schematic sectional view of a closure suitable for use with the branch duct outlets.
- FIG. 1 of the drawings there is shown a fire extinguishing system which generally comprises an air conditioning system 10 including a blower 11, a high expansion foam plug generator 12 such as shown in Patent 3,142,340, a trunk-line duct system 14 including a plurality of branch duct outlets 15, valves or closures in the duct system, and electrical components connected for controlling the operation of the closures as described hereinafter.
- an air conditioning system 10 including a blower 11, a high expansion foam plug generator 12 such as shown in Patent 3,142,340, a trunk-line duct system 14 including a plurality of branch duct outlets 15, valves or closures in the duct system, and electrical components connected for controlling the operation of the closures as described hereinafter.
- the air conditioning system 10 may be of any conventional type which supplies warm and/0r cool air to the rooms of a dwelling through the duct system 14 by means of the blower 11 at the upstream inlet 16 of the duct system.
- the foam plug generator 12, as already indicated may be of the type shown in Patent 3,142,340 which has an outlet 17 connected in the duct system between the duct system inlet 16 and all of the branch duct outlets 15.
- a first closure 18 is provided in the duct system between its inlet 16 and the foam plug generator outlet 17 which normally is open to allow air to be supplied to the branch duct outlets 15 but is operable to be closed to prevent the foam plug when generated from entering the air conditioning system 10.
- a second closure 19 is provided upstream of the foam plug generator outlet 17 which normally is closed to prevent conditioned air from entering the foam plug generator but is operable to be opened to discharge the foam plug into the duct system.
- the system so far has been described as being manually operable, but preferably an electrical network is provided for accomplishing automatic operation.
- a network is powered by a standby battery 25 rather than relying on house current which may not be available should the dwelling be struck by lightning with a fire resulting.
- the network as shown essentially comprises a solenoid 26 which when energized shuts down the air conditioning system including the blower; a solenoid 27 which when energized closes the closure 18; a solenoid 28 which when energized effects operation of the foam plug generator 12; a solenoid 29 which when energized opens the closure 19; and a switch 30 for energizing the solenoids 2629 which is manually operable or operable in response to a fire detecting arrangement of any conventional type.
- the opening of the closure 19 may be delayed by connecting a time delay element 31 between the solenoid 29 and the switch 30. If desired, the closure means can be selectively operated to close the same from a remote location by solenoids 32 powered by the battery through switches 34.
- louver arrangement 35 which serves as the closures 18 and 19.
- the arrangement for the closure 18 may be held normally open as shown in full lines, while the arrangement for the closure 19 may be held normally closed as shown in broken lines.
- a flap valve arrangement 37 which serves as the closure means 20 for the branch duct outlets 15 and which is normally held open by a counterweight 38 and is closed by a solenoid 32.
- An advantage of discharging the foam plug through an air conditioning duct system is that the branches of the duct are proportioned in cross sectional area to deliver an amount of air depending upon the size of the rooms, whereby the amount of foam discharged into the rooms is likewise proportioned so that each room can be filled or plugged with foam in about the same period of time.
- a dwelling having an enclosed volume of about 24,000 cubic feet can be completely filled in about four to five minutes by a foam plug generator having a foam generating about 6,000 cubic feet per minute.
- a foam plug generator having a foam generating about 6,000 cubic feet per minute.
- Such a generator requires about 6,000 cubic feet of air and about 45 gallons or six cubic feet per minute of water containing about 1.5% foaming agent.
- the present invention provides an improved fire extinguishing system for enclosures.
- a fire extinguishing system the combination of a trunk-line duct system having an upstream inlet and a plurality of downstream branch duct outlets, an air conditioning system having an outlet connected to said duct system inlet, a high expansion foam plug generator having an outlet connected between said duct system inlet and upstream of all of said branch duct outlets, a first closure in said duct system between its inlet and said foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the foam plug from entering said air conditioning system outlet, and a second closure upstream of said foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the conditioned air from entering said foam plug generator.
- branch ducts are equipped with closure means selectively operable to prevent the foam plug from being discharged through said branch duct outlets.
- control system includes means for delaying the opening of said second closure until said first closure has been closed.
- control system includes means for delaying the opening of said second closure until said first closure has been closed.
- said mechanisms include means for normally maintaining said closure means open and for effecting opening of said closure means when said mechanisms are ineffective to close said closure means.
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Sheets-Sheet 1 Feb. .14, 1967 .1. TATTERSALL EI'AL COMBINATION AIR CONDITIONING AND FOAM PLUG FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM Filed March 24, 1965 INVENTORS JOHN TATTERSAL ERNEST A JOERREN AGENT 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Feb. 14, 1967 J. TATTERSALL ET AL COMBINATION AIR CONDITIONING AND FOAM PLUG [IRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM Filed March 24, 1965 FIG.2
INVENTORS JOHN TATTERSAL BY ERNEST A. JOERREN United States Patent 3,303,886 COMBINATION AIR CONDITIONING AND FOAM PLUG FIRE EXTIN-GUISHING SYSTEM John Tattersall, Ridgewood, N.J., and Ernest A. Joerren,
Brooklyn, N.Y., assignors to Specialties Development Corporation, Believille, N.J., a corporation of New Jersey Filed Mar. 24, 1965, Ser. No. 442,311 8 Claims. (Cl. 169-16) The present invention relates to fire extinguishing, and more particularly to an improved system for extinguishing fires in enclosures.
Heretofore, no satisfactory automatic fire extinguishing system has been known which is suitable in the rooms of dwellings or other compartmented buildings. Sprinkler systems have been used which spray water from nozzles which open in response to heat, but such systems are neither effective or reliable to put out a sizeable fire. Systems have been proposed which are installed under the ceiling and allow a mass of dry powdered chemicals to fall on the fire, but these too are neither effective or reliable. Both types of these systems furthermore are objectionable because the installation thereof is unsightly and not tolerable in a home, and because of the damage done to furnishings by the extinguishing medium.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide an improved fire extinguishing system for compartmented enclosures such as the rooms of dwellings or other buildings which system is not subject to the foregoing difliculties and objections.
Another object is to provide such a system which is operable to extinguish fires in all the rooms of the building or to protect other rooms against the spreading of a fire being extinguished in one or more rooms.
Another object is to provide such a system which is operable to selectively extinguish a fire in any given room to thereby concentrate on the location of the fire and to extinguish the same more rapidly with a minimum of fire extinguishing medium.
Another object is to provide such a system which is manually and/or automatically operated.
A further object is to provide such a system which is simple and economical in construction, is reliable and efficient in operation, and is readily installed.
Other and further objects of the invention will be obvious upon an understanding of the illustrative embodiment about to be described, or will be indicated in the appended claims, and various advantages not referred to herein will occur to one skilled in the art upon employment of the invention in practice.
In accordance with the present invention, the foregoing objects are generally accomplished by utilizing an air conditioning trunk-line duct system and a high expansion foam plug generator connected to the duct system.
By air conditioning is meant, temperature control (heating and/ or cooling) and/ or moisture control of air which is delivered by a duct system to a plurality of rooms of a dwelling or the like.
By a high expansion foam plug generator is meant, apparatus such as shown in US. Patent 3,142,340 which produces foam from water, a foaming agent and air with as many at 2,000 volumes of stable foam being produced from one volume of water containing about 1.5% to 2% foaming agent. Such foam can be conveyed into an enclosure to fill or plug the same through a conduit under the influence of a fan for delivering the foam producing air to rapidly and effectively extinguish a fire in the enclosure.
More specifically, the foregoing objects are accomplished by a system compirsing in combination a trunkline duct system having an upstream inlet and a plurality of downstream branch duct outlets, an air conditioning system having an outlet connected to the duct system inlet, a high expansion foam plug generator having an outlet connected between the duct system inlet and upstream of all of the branch duct outlets, a first closure in the duct system between its inlet and the foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the foam plug from entering the air conditioning system outlet, and a second closure upstream of the foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the conditioned air from entering the foam plug generator.
A preferred embodiment of the invention has been chosen for purposes of illustration and description, and is shown in the accompanying drawings, forming a part of the specification, wherein:
FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a system in accordance with the present invention including a simplified electrical wiring diagram.
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary schematic sectional view of a closure suitable for use with the air conditioning system outlet and the foam plug generator outlet.
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary schematic sectional view of a closure suitable for use with the branch duct outlets.
Referring now to FIG. 1 of the drawings in detail; there is shown a fire extinguishing system which generally comprises an air conditioning system 10 including a blower 11, a high expansion foam plug generator 12 such as shown in Patent 3,142,340, a trunk-line duct system 14 including a plurality of branch duct outlets 15, valves or closures in the duct system, and electrical components connected for controlling the operation of the closures as described hereinafter.
The air conditioning system 10 may be of any conventional type which supplies warm and/0r cool air to the rooms of a dwelling through the duct system 14 by means of the blower 11 at the upstream inlet 16 of the duct system.
The foam plug generator 12, as already indicated may be of the type shown in Patent 3,142,340 which has an outlet 17 connected in the duct system between the duct system inlet 16 and all of the branch duct outlets 15.
A first closure 18 is provided in the duct system between its inlet 16 and the foam plug generator outlet 17 which normally is open to allow air to be supplied to the branch duct outlets 15 but is operable to be closed to prevent the foam plug when generated from entering the air conditioning system 10. A second closure 19 is provided upstream of the foam plug generator outlet 17 which normally is closed to prevent conditioned air from entering the foam plug generator but is operable to be opened to discharge the foam plug into the duct system.
While only three branch duct outlets 15 have been shown for purposes of illustration any required number may be provided. Each of these outlets is provided with closure means 20 which are normally open to discharge either conditioned air or in the event of a fire to discharge a foam plug into all of the rooms of the dwelling when the system is unattended to assure extinguishment of the fire at its origin, and to prevent spreading thereof by filling the entire dwelling with foam. However, when the system is attended by a person within the dwelling when a fire breaks out, the closure means of the rooms or areas other than the location of the fire may be closed to conserve foam by avoiding needless filling of rooms therewith and to assure more rapid extinguish ment of the fire.
The system so far has been described as being manually operable, but preferably an electrical network is provided for accomplishing automatic operation. Such a network is powered by a standby battery 25 rather than relying on house current which may not be available should the dwelling be struck by lightning with a fire resulting. The network as shown essentially comprises a solenoid 26 which when energized shuts down the air conditioning system including the blower; a solenoid 27 which when energized closes the closure 18; a solenoid 28 which when energized effects operation of the foam plug generator 12; a solenoid 29 which when energized opens the closure 19; and a switch 30 for energizing the solenoids 2629 which is manually operable or operable in response to a fire detecting arrangement of any conventional type. If desired, the opening of the closure 19 may be delayed by connecting a time delay element 31 between the solenoid 29 and the switch 30. If desired, the closure means can be selectively operated to close the same from a remote location by solenoids 32 powered by the battery through switches 34.
In FIG. 2, a louver arrangement 35 is shown which serves as the closures 18 and 19. The arrangement for the closure 18 may be held normally open as shown in full lines, while the arrangement for the closure 19 may be held normally closed as shown in broken lines.
In FIG. 3, a flap valve arrangement 37 is shown which serves as the closure means 20 for the branch duct outlets 15 and which is normally held open by a counterweight 38 and is closed by a solenoid 32.
An advantage of discharging the foam plug through an air conditioning duct system is that the branches of the duct are proportioned in cross sectional area to deliver an amount of air depending upon the size of the rooms, whereby the amount of foam discharged into the rooms is likewise proportioned so that each room can be filled or plugged with foam in about the same period of time.
As a practical example of a system in accordance with the present invention it has been found that a dwelling having an enclosed volume of about 24,000 cubic feet can be completely filled in about four to five minutes by a foam plug generator having a foam generating about 6,000 cubic feet per minute. Such a generator requires about 6,000 cubic feet of air and about 45 gallons or six cubic feet per minute of water containing about 1.5% foaming agent.
From the foregoing description, it will be seen that the present invention provides an improved fire extinguishing system for enclosures.
As various changes may be made in the form, construction and arrangement of the parts herein, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention and without sacrificing any of its advantages, it is to be understood that all matter herein is to be interpreted as illustrative and not in any limiting sense.
We claim:
1. In a fire extinguishing system, the combination of a trunk-line duct system having an upstream inlet and a plurality of downstream branch duct outlets, an air conditioning system having an outlet connected to said duct system inlet, a high expansion foam plug generator having an outlet connected between said duct system inlet and upstream of all of said branch duct outlets, a first closure in said duct system between its inlet and said foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the foam plug from entering said air conditioning system outlet, and a second closure upstream of said foam plug generator outlet operable to prevent the conditioned air from entering said foam plug generator.
2. In a system according to claim 1, wherein said branch ducts are equipped with closure means selectively operable to prevent the foam plug from being discharged through said branch duct outlets.
3. In a system according to claim 1, including mechanism for opening and closing said first and said second closures, and a control system for effecting closing of said first closure and opening of said second closure.
4. In a system according to claim 3, wherein said control system includes means for delaying the opening of said second closure until said first closure has been closed.
5. In a system according to claim 2, including mechanism for individually opening and closing each of said closure means, and a control system for selectively operating said mechanisms.
6. In a system according to claim 5, including mechanism for opening and closing said first and said second closures, and means in said control system for effecting closing of said first closure and opening of said second closure.
7. In a system according to claim 6, wherein said control system includes means for delaying the opening of said second closure until said first closure has been closed.
8. In a system according to claim 5, where said mechanisms include means for normally maintaining said closure means open and for effecting opening of said closure means when said mechanisms are ineffective to close said closure means.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,004,074 9/1911 Powers. 2,825,145 3/ 1958 Scott et al. 3,142,340 7/1964 Jamison 169-15 M. HENSON WOOD, JR., Primary Examiner.
V. C. WILKS, Assistant Examiner.
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1. IN A FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM, THE COMBINATION OF A TRUNK-LINE DUCT SYSTEM HAVING AN UPSTREAM INLET AND A PLURALITY OF DOWNSTREAM BRANCH DUCT OUTLETS, AN AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM HAVING AN OUTLET CONNECTED TO SAID DUCT SYSTEM INLET, A HIGH EXPANSION FOAM PLUG GENERATOR HAVING AN OUTLET CONNECTED BETWEEN SAID DUCT SYSTEM INLET AND UPSTREAM OF ALL OF SAID BRANCH DUCT OUTLETS, A FIRST CLOSURE IN SAID DUCT SYSTEM BETWEEN ITS INLET AND SAID FOAM PLUG GENERATOR OUTLET OPERABLE TO PREVENT THE FOAM PLUG FROM ENTERING SAID AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM OUTLET,
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