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PalEx DCP-ABC is multipurpose dry powder for fire fighting. It is a Mono Ammonium Phosphate based powder treated with additives to make it free flowing and moisture repellent.
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| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Trade Mark / Brand | PALEX |
| BIS Standard Code | IS 4308:2019 |
| Type | Dry Chemical Powder ABC MAP Commercial / MAP 40, 50, & 90% |
It is a multipurpose extinguishing powder which is used to combat Class-A fires (wood, papers, timber, tyers, etc), Class-B fires involving non-polar fuel & polar fuel and Class-C fires involving energized electrical equipment.
Specific applications include refinery, textile etc.
MAP based ABC agent is much more effective than bicarbonate based extinguishing agent.
It should not be mixed with Bicarbonate based dry chemical powder.
ABC powder should not use in chlorine or oxidizer fire because of its vigorous reaction with oxidizer which release toxic gases.
It is also not effective for Class-D fires.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Free flowing yellow powder |
| MAP Content | 40, 50, 90% or As per requirement |
| Apparent density | 0.70-1.10 |
| Free flowing characteristics | >= 50 gm/s |
| Moisture Content | < 0.2% |
| Water Repellence | < 0.75% |
| Fire performance | Passes |
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Approvals | BIS (Bureau of Indian Standard) |
| Brand | PALEX |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard | IS 4308:2019 (BIS) |
| Type | Dry Chemical Powder ABC MAP |
| MAP Content | 40%, 50%, 90% or as per requirement |
| Fire Classes | A, B & C |
| Appearance | Free flowing yellow powder |
| Apparent Density | 0.70–1.10 |
| Free Flowing | >= 50 gm/s |
| Moisture Content | < 0.2% |
| Water Repellence | < 0.75% |
| Fire Performance | Passes |
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Class-A fires involve materials such as wood, papers, timber, and tyers.
Yes, it is used to combat Class-C fires involving energized electrical equipment.
Yes, it combats Class-B fires involving both non-polar fuel and polar fuel.
It should not be used on these fires because it reacts vigorously with oxidizers, releasing toxic gases.
No, it is not effective for Class-D fires.
No, it should not be mixed with Bicarbonate based dry chemical powder.
The MAP based ABC agent is much more effective than a bicarbonate based extinguishing agent.
Specific applications include refineries and the textile industry.
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