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The agents
Cooling and re-ignition resistance
Cooling
Every QuenchPod agent carries water. As it contacts burning material the water flashes to steam, absorbing a very large amount of heat and pulling the fuel back below its ignition temperature. Wetting agents in Class A foam lower surface tension so the water soaks into timber and furnishings and cools deep-seated burning, not just the surface.
Re-ignition resistance
Once the flames are down, the foam blanket stays. It seals the fuel surface, holds flammable vapour beneath it and excludes oxygen, which is why a foam-covered fire resists flash-back long after knock-down. On vehicle and fuel fires a fluorine-free (F3) Class B foam forms that seal over spilled liquid; on vegetation, superabsorbent water-enhancing gel clings to fuels for hours and shields them from radiant heat.
Proven agents, new delivery
QuenchPod does not propose a new chemistry. It carries agents already used in the fire service every day — Class A and fluorine-free Class B foam concentrates, compressed-air foam, water with wetting agent, ABC dry chemical powder, wet chemical, and water-enhancing gel or long-term retardant. The concept is the delivery, not the agent.