McGuire - Who has a fire engine or foam truck trailer?

Looking to move to foam that has longer expiration date. Still doing annual testing

5 Region II plants had such a configuration.

NEIL has a testing requirement for testing the FOAM. There is an expiration date. 20 years. Fireaide has a lifetime warranty as long as it remains sealed in MFG container. 

6 have truck or trailer with foam. 

One plant has a cart that can respond to transformer. 

St. Lucie and Vogtle 3&4

carts are 30 gallons foam carts that can be rolled and connected. 

Farley - Fire Truck

Hatch - Hose stations and foam inductors

WBN - truck

SQN - Engine

BFN Truck

Turkey Point - Truck

North Anna - truck trailer

McGuire - Trailer

Brunswick - truck trailer

St. Lucie - Cart

Oconee - truck trailer

Harris - trailer

Catawba - truck - trailer

Robinson - Truck

V.C. 400 gallon pumper outside PA.

Who has thunderstorm or fire aide

F - Foam, will be adding wetting agent

Hatch- swapping to fire aide

Vogtle - Wetting Agent, fire aide

WBN - Fire Aide

SQN -

BFN

North Anna - AFFF

Surry - AFFF

St. Lucie - Foam

McGuire - AFFF

Brunswick - Fireaide

Oconee - Thunderstorm

Harris - Fireaide

Catawba - Thunderstorm

Robinson - Thunderstorm

VC - AFFF

Difference between Fire Aide / Thunderstorm

Bob Fetterly.

Environmentally difficult no matter which.

If you have an oil fire, all about blanket and thickness. Once the Thunderstorm was applied, it was out.

Fireaide will knock down the flame. The issue is does it keep it down once applied and prevent reflash.

The fireaide was down to negligible level in 15-20 minutes. Thunderstorm lasted 2 days.

Thunderstorm is more expensive.

Reflash?

The goal is to disrupt the fire tetrahedron and put the fire out.

If looking for long term blanket, then different chemical.