Dubai, Foam Fire-Suppression System: Initial Test
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NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center recently upgraded the foam fire suppression system for our aircraft support hangar. The safety system uses high expansion foam, which contains less water and chemicals making it more environmentally friendly. The foam is used to help control damage in the event of a fire and prevent the loss of any aircraft. This video shows the new system being tested in the empty hangar to ensure that the consistency of the foam is correct and that it disperses quickly and evenly enough to suffocate a fire.
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😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
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How to get to narnia
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Who put those portals there?
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why is the alarm in continus
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i just want to jump in it lol look fun
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i wish i could go swimming in that
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Bubble bath in this bitch,
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How long does it take to clean that!? xD
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This looks fun.
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The NFPA 409 committee have again rejected the use of 'inside air' for high expansion foam production in aircraft hangars. Outside air has to be used for life safety.
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Idk if i would rather drown then burn lol
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That could be an amusement park attraction
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what about electrical equipment, your saving machinery but the electrical components are going to be destroyed
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imagine a bubble bath with all that foam
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world's best bubble bath
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That foam looks really light. It looks almost like slow motion when it is splashing down.
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Looks so awesome at 60fps!
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So...who's cleaning this up?
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Is there a way to extract all the oxygen out of the building or maybe pump it full of carbon dioxide. Looks like a messy clean up.
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