I'm thinking to add phospates, corrosion inhibitors, organic acids, some inorganic compounds and glycol in to my agent. But without surfactants I've got concerns about the extingusihing capacity.
Do you agree to my concerns ?
If not what should I change in order to increase suppression capacity ?
Is there a way to produce more ecofriendly and human safe non foaming agent ?
Thank you for your ideas
There is a high chance that your research is on the right track. The logic presented appears to be relevant, but further detailing regarding the chemical formulation of the component in question is necessary. In addition to the mentioned components, you can explore other substances that have extinguishing properties, such as specific inorganic salts. Inorganics like aluminum hydroxides, antimony, tin, halogenated organics like chlorinated and brominated compounds, organophosphorus compounds, or even nitrogen-based compounds. These salts can help suppress the fire without creating foam. Although some components necessary for fire suppression may end up producing foam, you can investigate the possibility of using such substances in the form of gel.
