Reza, you should check with the appropriate fire and building codes.  I suspect 
you will find it is not permitted to store both a flammable liquid and an 
oxidizer this way.
 
This might be something you should back away from.
 
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Ed Vining
4819 John Muir Rd
Martinez CA 94553
925-228-8792 



----- Original Message ----
From: Reza Esmaeili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, September 3, 2007 12:19:59 PM
Subject: Fire protection system for a room containing H2O2 and alcohol.


Hi Friends,
  I want to design a fire protection system for a room which has 3 x 1500 
gallon tanks of isopropyl alcohol and about 200 gallons of H2O2 30%.
  I know that isopropyl alcohol should be extinguished with ARC foam and I know 
that H2O2 is not flammable but in contact with fire releases oxygen which may 
intensify fire. In this room separating of isopropyl alcohol tanks with H2O2 
gallons with a wall is Not possible, so in case of fire they may penetrate to 
each other.
  I have two theories:
  1- I can design an ARC foam system for isopropyl alcohol tanks and a spray 
nozzle system for H2O2 gallons for cooling purpose, but in case of fire I am 
worry that spray nozzles splash water to isopropyl alcohol and spread fire.
  2- I can design an ARC foam system for both isopropyl alcohol tanks and H2O2 
gallons which I think is better than item one.
  What is your idea about the best fire protection system for this room?
  Many thanks for your kind help in advance.
  Thanks,
  Reza

       
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