Pacific Scientific Aerospace is to provide the engine and auxiliary power unit (APU) fire-suppression systems on the Airbus A350 XWB and for the first time will not use halon as the firefighting agent ...

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A-Gas, a world leader in the supply and lifecycle management of Halon based fire suppressant gases has acquired the business of Halon.US., Inc in California.

Until aircraft can be retrofitted with newer, non-halon-based fire-suppression systems, ARSA argues that MROs need to take care to recycle fire protection articles properly. Credit: Yasin ...

The gradual elimination of conventional liquid for fire suppression is causing an uptick in modifications. Ahmad Rajei, acting vice president design, engineering and innovation at Etihad Engineering, ...

A-Gas, which is backed by KKR, has acquired Halon.US, a fire suppression business in California. No financial terms were disclosed. BOWLING GREEN, Ohio–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A-Gas, a world leader in the ...

Diehl Aerosystems' division AOA is demonstrating its FIREX water-mist fire-suppression system for aircraft cargo compartments, which it says is the only halon replacement system to have passed all US ...

The National Fire Protection Association and the EPA continued to look for a halon replacement through the Significant New Alternatives Policy program, commonly known as SNAP. SNAP requires the EPA to ...

The use of fire protection technology in “mission critical” facilities has long been a standard for most engineering, IT, and facilities professionals. Whether it be as simple as portable ...

Fire protection for power plant turbine rooms has typically been a game of tradeoffs. Enclosure integrity issues in older facilities can render CO2 and halon systems ineffective. In new and old ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- FDNY and EMS workers responded to Costco in New Springville after a fire suppression liquid was discharged from the roof of the gas station at the wholesale store. The substance ...

Creating and launching a new product--or modifying an existing one--isn't as easy as it appears on television shows like Shark Tank. That definitely holds true when the product is for the U.S. Army ...