A stovetop fire suppression system for selectively releasing a fire suppressant powder onto a stovetop first or second burner. The stovetop fire suppression system includes a base member and a chute member secured to the base member at opposed first and second ends of the base member. The chute member is movable between a storage position and a dispensing position. The suppression system further includes a first actuating member disposed at the base section first end and a second actuating member disposed at the base section second end. In response to actuation of the first actuating member, the chute member is movable the dispensing position to release the fire suppressant powder onto the first burner, and in response to actuation of the second actuating member, the chute member moves to the dispensing position to release the fire suppressant powder onto the second burner.

A fire suppression system includes a delivery system that is configured to receive fire suppressant agent from a reservoir and provide the fire suppressant agent to an area at a flow rate, according to some embodiments. In some embodiments, the delivery system is further configured to provide a first quantity of fire suppressant agent to an area at a first flow rate during a first time interval. In some embodiments, the delivery system is further configured to provide a second quantity of fire suppressant agent to the area at a second flow rate during a second time interval. In some embodiments, the second flow rate is less than the first flow rate. In some embodiments, the first and the second quantity of fire suppressant agent are provided to the area via a nozzle.

Apparatus and method for disposing of hot coals, e.g. charcoal briquettes after barbecuing or coals from a campfire. Sand and rain water are provided in a double-chamber device to cool it below ignition temperature. By strategically deploying the apparatus in campgrounds and forest preserves, park rangers may provide campers and hikers with a more effective tool for ensuring the fire is fully extinguished. Sand and rain water are provided in a double-chamber device to cool it below ignition temperature.

The subject matter of the present invention includes a fully automatic, early detection fire suppression method. The fire suppression method implements MEMS technology combined with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). The fire suppression method includes real-time monitoring, fire detection sensors, and diagnostics algorithms. A uniquely integrated application of technologies provides for distinguishing between safe and dangerously destructive fire events and the instantaneous extinguishing of a dangerous fire at its inception.

A stovetop fire suppression system for selectively releasing a fire suppressant powder onto a stovetop first or second burner. The stovetop fire suppression system includes a base member and a chute member secured to the base member at opposed first and second ends of the base member. The chute member is movable between a storage position and a dispensing position. The suppression system further includes a first actuating member disposed at the base section first end and a second actuating member disposed at the base section second end. In response to actuation of the first actuating member, the chute member is movable the dispensing position to release the fire suppressant powder onto the first burner, and in response to actuation of the second actuating member, the chute member moves to the dispensing position to release the fire suppressant powder onto the second burner.

This patent is about fighting Wildfires and Large fires. Wildfires start from small fires. By the time people know a wildfire is burning in a remote area, it has grown so big that it is difficult to control or to extinguish. There are two steps to fight wildfires: to know it faster or earlier while the wildfire is small and to fight the fire efficiently. Large fires are explosions causing a factory or a train to burn. They are difficult to control by ordinary fire fighting techniques. An entity will have to monitor an area in real time using information from satellites and strategically placed monitoring thermal imaging devices and cameras near or in forests. Once a wildfire is confirmed, helicopters, airplanes and/or drones will be used to spread pellets or powder of dry ice on the fires. If necessary, water will be sprayed or spread after that.

Disclosed herein are a lithium ion battery fire suppressant capable of effectively suppressing a fire of a lithium ion battery and a lithium ion battery fire suppression sheet including the same. The lithium ion battery fire suppressant includes an extinguishing powder and an organic binder mixed with the extinguishing powder.