Forest & Grassland Fire Control — Solution Details
Key Challenges in Forest and Grassland Fire Prevention
Forest areas feature steep terrain and limited road access, making it difficult for fire trucks to enter, requiring firefighters to hike with heavy loads to reach the fire line. Surface fires and crown fires spread alternately, placing high demands on equipment for lightweight design, high-lift water delivery, and sustained operational capability.
Recommended Configuration: High-Pressure Relay Pumps + Water Mist Fire Extinguishers + Fan Units
The water delivery layer is equipped with high-pressure relay fire pumps (stages 2 to 5, with a head of 260–400 m) and fire hoses for long-distance relay water supply. The suppression layer is equipped with high-pressure water mist fire extinguishers (pressure: 11 MPa) and wind-powered/lithium battery fire fans for close-range firehead suppression. The support layer is equipped with chainsaws/lithium battery chainsaws to create firebreaks. This three-layer setup forms a complete firefighting chain.
Selection and Implementation Considerations
Prepare an equipment list based on the forest area under jurisdiction, team structure, and local fire prevention requirements; prioritize verification of product execution standards and test reports; upon delivery, conduct pump operation training and full-scale field drills.
Expected Outcomes
Improved response speed and sustained firefighting capability of the team, compliant equipment acceptance with complete records, and readiness to meet fire season operational requirements.
