Chemical plant fire, Jincheng aviation UAV with 8 fire-fighting bombs 160 kg dry powder to support the fire brigade to put out the fire!

fire broke out in the chemical plant and smoke billowed

At about 14:00 p.m. on September 27, a fire broke out in a chemical plant in Taixing, Jiangsu Province. The personnel in the plant area took emergency measures to put out the fire. After half an hour, the fire did not decrease but increased. The fire was burning and smoke was rolling. The staff in the factory quickly called 119 for support. When the firefighters arrived at the scene, it was about 15:00 p.m., the fire was in full swing, and there was a tendency to endanger the surrounding plants. At the same time, hundreds of people gathered around the plant, which had a certain impact on the fire fighting and equipment layout.Police vehicles arrived at the scene to evacuate the crowd

At 15:30 p.m., Zhou Zhongming, chairman of Jincheng airlines, had already led his team to conduct routine fire-fighting UAV test exercises at the outdoor flight site. At this moment, he suddenly received a call from a fire station in Taixing, Jiangsu Province, requesting rapid fire-fighting UAV support. As soon as possible, chairman Zhou led the team to drive back to the factory and quickly arrived at the scene of the accident with 2 fire fighting UAVs, 1 police reconnaissance UAV, 1 fire command vehicle and 10 20 kg dry powder fire bombs.

Jincheng aviation emergency rescue command vehicle

Quickly remove three UAVs from the command vehicle

At 16:00 p.m., the chemical plant has been on fire for more than 2 hours, and the fire engine has been suppressing the fire for nearly one hour. Although it effectively prevented the spread of the fire, the fire source fire was not effectively suppressed. The reason is that the fire in the plant is so fierce that firefighters can't bring fire hydrants to the fire source to suppress it. Jincheng airlines and his party have arrived at the scene to quickly deploy the UAV.Jincheng Airlines jc-15 early warning reconnaissance aircraft

Jincheng aviation professional pilots quickly deployed jc-15 early warning reconnaissance aircraft (equipped with high-definition camera, pager, night lights) to detect fire sources at high altitude and eliminate potential safety hazards around. Through the investigation of UAV high-definition images, the commander can clearly observe the fire source and surrounding hidden danger facilities in the command vehicle, and drive away the surrounding onlookers through the drone shouting.Onlookers on the scene

Quickly mount fire extinguishing bomb for UAV

At 16:30 p.m., after Jincheng aviation reconnaissance UAV locked the fire source, it provided the reference basis for the scene personnel to formulate the fire fighting plan through the return picture. Subsequently, two jc-19 multi rotor fire fighting UAVs of Jincheng aviation carried CL-20 fire-fighting bombs and dropped 20kg fire-fighting bombs from high altitude in turn. The two UAVs threw 8 fire-fighting bombs in front of and behind, with a total of 160kg of dry powder, which effectively controlled the fire.Jincheng aviation fire UAV

Jincheng aviation fire UAV quickly reaches the sky above the fire source

Jincheng aviation fire fighting UAV throws dry powder fire extinguishing bomb

At 17:00 p.m., through the close cooperation of three UAVs, 160 kg dry powder was accurately scattered to effectively suppress the fire, creating a safe fire fighting environment for the fire officers and soldiers on the scene. Finally, firefighters with professional fire-fighting equipment quickly rush into the fire source, which will quickly put out the suppressed fire. Finally, the local firefighters expressed their thanks for the rapid support of Jincheng aviation and agreed to the suppression of the fire by the fire fighting UAV. This time, the cooperation of fire fighting UAV and fire brigade fully demonstrates the advantages and efficiency of ground air integrated fire fighting, and also fully proves the important value of fire fighting UAV in future fire fighting tasks.