Marine CO2 fire extinguishing systems offer numerous advantages in marine applications, including the following:1. Highly Efficient Fire ExtinguishingCO2 rapidly reduces the oxygen concentration in the fire area (to below 15%), extinguishing various fires through suffocation. It is particularly effe

Fires are categorized into six types, with the meanings of Type A and Type B fires as follows:Class A fires involve solid materials. These materials are typically organic and produce glowing embers when burned. Examples include fires involving wood, cotton, wool, linen, and paper.Class B fires invol

When using a Marine Rescue Scoop (marine rescue scoop stretcher), rescuers must possess the following core skills, taking into account the characteristics of the equipment, the complexity of the offshore environment, and the requirements of the rescue process, to ensure efficient and safe rescue ope

1. All lifeboats must be of a shape and proportions that provide ample stability in waves and sufficient freeboard when fully loaded with all persons and equipment. All lifeboats must have a rigid hull capable of maintaining positive stability.2. All lifeboats must be strong enough to be safely laun

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Water is the source of life, but the salt water in the sea cannot be drunk directly. In this case, where does the drinking water for ships come from?

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