A photo from open sources
It is such a wonderful fire installation that the Japanese invented. Or, more likely, again bought for pennies this brilliant idea from some home-grown Russian self-taught Kulibin.
Officially, it is the employees of the Japanese company Morita Holdings Corporatio developed a mini-installation called Habot-mini, which can extinguish a fire without using either water or any other means, for example, chemical. This unit is not exceeding the size of a pram and weighing just fifty kilograms can compete in performance and extinguishing efficiency with any modern city fire by car.
The whole secret and uniqueness of this installation is that that Habot-mini extinguishes a fire with a stream of nitrogen, in which, like everyone it is known that the flame does not spread and goes out (any fire requires oxygen). Moreover, the unique unit does not need any stockpiles of nitrogen, he takes it directly from the environment, which is almost eighty percent and consists of nitrogen. In car there are compresses and a special separator of oxygen and nitrogen – just like all ingenious.
You might think that in a confined space from this oxygen-free people can suffer, especially firefighters themselves. But this is not so: the Habot-mini installation does not completely separate oxygen, but only reduces its content in the stream of supplied air, which is quite enough to strangle the fire. But a person may well breathing such oxygen-deprived air is all one thing located in the mountains at an altitude of five kilometers above sea level.
Everyone liked the fire engine.
For such a unique fire engine, only a constant a source of electricity, which can be fed from the nearest mains power or use of individual batteries, for example, atomic batteries, recently developed by Russian scientists who are capable of function for more than fifty years.
Habot-mini fire fighting system has another indisputable plus: it can be used to effectively extinguish a fire without causing harm to everything else. This is especially important when fighting fire in libraries and document repositories, museums and data centers, although in the most ordinary apartment, a nitrogen stream, knocking down the fire, will not cause harm an environment that anyone thinks will appeal to the layman.
As Morita Holdings Corporatio’s management assured, at the Habot-mini commercial market will arrive in two to three years, but this may happen earlier. For example, at the international competition iF Design Awards held in Germany, Habot-mini not only became winner (industrial design), but also very interested in representatives of many large commercial firms that may well contribute to its more rapid appearance on the market. That’s just how much this unit will cost, while nowhere else – not a word, not a word …
A photo from open sources
The photo shows the only instance of a real fire truck, created using the same technology. This is Miracle N7, which is in Russian translated as “The Seventh Miracle.” Today, this “Miracle” is registered in one of the nuclear corporations in Japan. It costs not cheap – two hundred fifty million Japanese yen.
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