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IG-541 Summary
IG-541 is an eco-friendly fire extinguishing agent listed as "IG-541 (N₂: 52%, Ar: 40%, CO₂: 8%)" by the National Fire Safety Standards (NFSC 107A) and the American Fire Protection Association (NFPA 2001).
characteristic
· As a substitute for halon extinguishing agents, developed countries have researched and developed alternative drugs and systems since 1994 and used them since 1994.
· Electrically non-conductive
· No residue after evaporation
· The main principle of extinguishing fire is to block oxygen.
Comprehensive air-quality index
| Comprehensive air-quality index | IG-541 |
|---|---|
| ozone depletion potential(ODP) | 0(Zero) |
| Atmospheric Life Time(ALT) | |
| Global Warming Potential(GWP) |
Physical Properties
| Property | Units | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Molecular mass | - | 34.0 |
| Boiling point at 1.031 bar (absolute pressure) | ℃ | -196 |
| Freezing point | ℃ | -78.5 |
| Vapor pressure at 20 ℃ | bar | 152 |
| Specific volume of superheated steam at 1.013 bar, 20 ℃ | ㎥/kg | 0.697 |
| Configuration | N₂ : 52% Volume | |
| Ar : 40% Volume | ||
| CO₂ : 8% Volume | ||
Quality Requirements for Inert Gas Extinguishing Agents as Present in NFPA 2001
| IG-01 | IG-100 | IG-541 | IG-55 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Composition volume% | N₂ | - | At least 99.9% | 52% ±4% | 50% ±5% |
| Ar | At least 99.9% | - | 40% ±4% | 50% ±5% | |
| CO₂ | - | - | 8% ±1% | - | |
| Moisture Content Weight% | 0.005% max | ||||
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