Fire protection. Fire extinguishing media. Halogenated hydrocarbons - Code of practice for safe handling and transfer procedures

Fire protection. Fire extinguishing media. Halogenated hydrocarbons - Code of practice for safe handling and transfer procedures

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What is BS EN 27201-2 Code of practice for safe handling of halogenated hydrocarbons about?  

BS EN 27201-2 discusses fire extinguishing media. The aim of the BS EN 27201 series is to provide the best industry guidelines for the safe handling of fire extinguishing media, minimizing serious injuries. 

BS EN 27201-2 is the second part of the BS EN 27201 series that recommends procedures to be used in the transfer of halon 1211 and halon 1301 from one container to another to reduce unnecessary emission of these halons to the atmosphere. It also provides recommendations and information relevant to the health and safety of persons engaged in such procedures.  

Who is BS EN 27201-2 Code of practice for safe handling of halogenated hydrocarbons for? 

BS EN 27201-2 on halogenated hydrocarbons is useful for: 

  • Halogenated hydrocarbon manufactures 
  • Gas extinguishing systems manufacturers and suppliers
  • Installers
  • Entities involved in fire safety engineering
  • Quality control and testing department
  • Fire safety departments
  • Local authorities
  • Regulatory bodies

Why should you use BS EN 27201-2 Code of practice for safe handling of halogenated hydrocarbons?  

Traditionally, halogenated hydrocarbons (halons) have been the only fire-extinguishing agents used in civil transport aircraft as fire extinguishers because they are effective on different kinds of fires and they are very lightweight. To prevent hazardous situations, it is necessary that halogenated hydrocarbons are handled with precautions. 

BS EN 27201-2 provides you with code practice that can be followed while manufacturing and storing of halogenated hydrocarbons. It will ensure that halogenated hydrocarbons are handled with safety measures to avoid injuries to the users and to prevent damage to the environment.