Water and extinguishing system
for shredders, crushers and
heavy industrial environments.

ABOUT ILUVIA
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Fire-sensitive and explosive-hazardous installations and environments require a reliable extinguishing system. Consequential damage can be considerable.

Can you, as a result of the harsh operating conditions, not install a fully automatic extinguishing system according to the sprinkler and deluge concept? Well, in that case Iluvia can definitely help you further.

The Iluvia extinguishing technology is innovative in several areas. An important unique feature is the reliable extinguishing inside any installation.

 

The Iluvia extinguishing nozzles withstand extreme impacts, explosions and shocks. Moreover, they are impervious to blockages.

 

If a fully automatic extinguishing system is already in place, the Iluvia extinguishingsystem can be linked to it.

BENEFITS

  • Innovative extinguishing nozzles:
  • Self-closing via hydraulic principle:
  • no electrical valves or electrical cables inside the extinguishing zone
  • clogging free
  • Extremely robust.
  • The extinguishing pipes are filled with water in standby mode. In the case of extinguishing command, the extinguishing is immediate.
  • Automatic deflating in case of frost > extinguishing option is retained.
  • An internal control system with automatic testing procedures.
  • The extinguishing networks that you use today, can be easily linked to the Iluvia extinguishing system.

EMPLOYABILITY

  • - At crushers and shredders of wood, scrap metal, waste... Innovative is that we can extinguish directly in the crushing room.
  • - In and around waste recycling machines (shears, balers, … ).
  • - Areas where harsch operating conditions prevail:
  • > vibrations and shocks
  • > rough working environment and rough cleaning (real risk of damage to the pipes and or extinguishing nozzles due to the production / human activity)
  • > hazardous environments
  • - Areas where no standard extinguishing system (type of deluge or type of sprinkler) can be used.
  • - Where a zonally extinguishing is wanted.
  • - In zones or sub-zones where automatic extinguishing detection is unreliable and the extinguishing system must be manually controlled.