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# Suppressant: Oxygen containing Fluorocarbons

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Fluorinated Ethers: A New Family of Halons?. Adcock, J. R.; Mathur, S. B.; Huang, H. Q.; Mukhopadhyay, P.; Wang, B.; 1991

Property Estimation of Halons.. Mallard, W. G.; 1991

Global Environmental Characteristics of Second-Generation Halon Replacements.. Walters, E. A.; Molina, M. J.; 1993

Recent Advances in Development of Non-Volatile Precursors [NBPs] to Alternative Halon Fire Extinguishing Agents With Reduced Global Environmental Impacts.. Bannister, W. W.; Jahngen, E. G. E.; Crawford, A.; Conray, J.; Kibert, C.; Nelson, D. F.; Mitchell, B.; Dierdorf, D. S.; 1993

Second Generation Halon Replacements.. Skaggs, S. R.; 1993

Clean Streaming Agents.. Thomas, S. D.; 1995

Low Volatility Halon Fire Extinguishing Agents With Reduced Global Environmental Impacts.. Bannister, W. W.; Watterson, A. C.; Chen, C. C.; Hedberg, F.; Kozumbo, W.; 1997

Investigation of Extinguishment by Thermal Agents Using Detailed Chemical Modeling of Opposed-Flow Diffusion Flames.. Pitts, W. M.; Blevins, L. G.; 1999

Next Generation Fire Suppression Technology Program (NGP): Technical Highlights.. Gann, R. G.; 1999

AB INITIO-Based Screening Tool for the Atmospheric Lifetimes of Halon Replacements.. Huie, R. E.; Louis, F. L.; Gonzalez, C. A.; Kurylo, M. J.; 2000

Experimental Investigation of Extinguishment of Laminar Diffusion Flames by Thermal Agents.. Yang, J. C.; Bryant, R. A.; Huber, M. L.; Pitts, W. M.; 2000

Novel New Class of Low GWP Compounds as In-Kind Clean Agent Alternatives to HFCS and PFCS.. Rivers, P. E.; 2000

Progress Under the Next-Generation Fire Suppression Technology Program (NGP) in 1999.. Gann, R. G.; 2000

Advancement in Sustainable Fire Suppression Development C6 F-Ketone: A Novel New Halon Replacement Alternative to HFCs and PFCs.. Rivers, P. E.; 2001

Examination and Comparison of Existing Halon Alternatives and New Sustainable Clean Agent Technology in Suppressing Continuously Energized Fires.. Smith, D. M.; Niemann, R.; Bengtson, G. F.; 2001

Thermal Decomposition Product Testing With C6 F-Ketone.. Ditch, B. D.; Rivers, P. E.; Thomas, S. D.; 2001

Assessment of the Fire Suppression Mechanics for HFC-227ea Combined With NaHCO3.. Skaggs, R. R.; 2002

Discharge of CF3I in a Cold Simulated Aircraft Engine Nacelle.. Yang, J. C.; Manzello, S. L.; Nyden, M. R.; Connaghan, M. D.; 2002

Enhanced Powder Panels.. Cyphers, D. C.; Frederick, S. A.; Haas, J. P.; 2002

Next Generation Fire Suppression Technology Program: FY2002 Progress.. Gann, R. G.; 2002

Physical and Environmental Properties of a Next Generation Extinguishing Agent.. Owens, J. G.; 2002

Update on the Evaluation of Selected NFPA 2001, Agents for Suppressing Class "C" Energized Fires Featuring C6 F-Ketone.. Bengtson, G. F.; Flamm, J.; Niemann, R.; 2002

Update on the Examination and Comparison of Existing Halon Alternatives and New Sustainable Clean Agent Technology in Suppressing Continuously Energized Fires.. Bengtson, G. F.; Flamm, J.; Niemann, R.; 2002

V-22 Fire Protection Update: Dry Bay Active Fire Suppression and Shipboard Firefighting.. Bein, D.; 2002

Consideration of Liquid to Gas Phenomena for a Sustainable, High-Boiling, Tropodegradeable Halocarbon.. Rivers, P. E.; Schmeer, J. S.; Owens, J. G.; 2003

Phase Doppler Measurements of Liquid Agent Transport Over a Heated Cylinder.. Presser, C.; Avedisian, C. T.; Johnson, B. S.; 2003

Understanding the Stability and Environmental Characteristics of a Sustainable Halon Alternative.. Owens, J. G.; 2003

Clean Agent Systems Testing Using a Sustainable Halon Replacement Alternative to HFCs.. Perko, J.; 2004

Environmentally Acceptable Flame Extinguishants NGP Element: 4D/6/23.. Mather, J. D.; Tapscott, R. E.; 2004

FK-5-1-12 Performance Characteristics: Recent Developments.. Carnazza, B. P.; Owens, J. G.; Rivers, P. E.; Schmeer, J. S.; 2004

Next Generation Fire Suppression Technology Program: FY2004 Progress.. Gann, R. G.; 2004

Analysis of Vapor Density Effects on Hold Times for Total Flooding Clean Extinguishing Agents.. Mowrer, F. W.; 2006

Innovative Development of 500 psig Delivery System for FK-5-1-12.. Flamm, J.; Bengtson, G. F.; Niemann, R.; 2006

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