XWT type fine water mist nozzle

Type water mist nozzle
Product overview of medium and high pressure water mist nozzle:
It is composed of body, spray core, spray nozzle, dust cover, filter, etc. Water under a certain pressure passes through the filter After the mesh enters the nozzle, they rotate with each other in the spray nozzle to generate kinetic energy, and spray out through the mixing chamber at a certain angle formed by the nozzle body.
Main technical parameters:
Material: stainless steel.
, Working pressure range: .~.
, flow coefficient: =.,..
, Nozzle filter: stainless steel, mesh number:.
. The fine water mist sprayed by this nozzle belongs to I and II fine water mist, which varies with the changes of working pressure and flow coefficient.
Spray curve:
Features:
Using a fine water mist nozzle composed of multiple spray nozzles, compared with other nozzles with the same flow rate, the water mist uniformity is good within its coverage area . Compared with radial vortex atomization nozzles, the flow resistance loss is less, so that the fine water mist has more initial kinetic energy and permeability, and can be used in large spaces.
Main technical parameters of high voltage:
(There is no inspection report for high voltage)
Material: high quality copper alloy chrome plating.
, working pressure range:..
, flow coefficient: =.,..
, Nozzle filter: stainless steel, mesh number:.
. The fine water mist sprayed by this nozzle belongs to I and II fine water mist, which varies with the changes of working pressure and flow coefficient.
High-pressure spray curve:
High-pressure characteristics:
Using a fine water mist nozzle composed of multiple spray nozzles, compared with other nozzles with the same flow rate, the water mist is uniform within its coverage area Good sex. Compared with radial vortex atomization nozzles, the flow resistance loss is less, so that the fine water mist has more initial kinetic energy and permeability, and can be used in large spaces.
It can extinguish Class B jet fires, Class B oil basin fires (#diesel, #gasoil), bilateral double-row power cable fires, and book and archive fires.