When a fire suppression system senses a smoke, it will instantly release a wet chemical from the system’s sprayer, cutting off the fire’s oxygen supply.
A fire suppression system needs to be installed within the exhaust hood.
Being sprinkled over a fire, a chemical precipitation sprinkler system reacts with the hot oil food products, creating a coating of foam sealant that conceals the combustible substance. As a result, the oxygen supply is blocked off, making the flame less spreadable and more difficult to ignite. This system uses potassium acetate, potassium carbonate, and potassium citrate when combined with hot or burning oil, to form alkaline mixes.