Halon fire extinguishing agent has the advantages of high fire extinguishing efficiency and no pollution to fire-fighting target, but it is gradually being phased out as ozone depleting substance. Therefore, as a substitute for Halon, the research of aqueous film forming foam extinguishing agent (AFFF) is in the ascendant. In this paper, three kinds of environmentally friendly aqueous film-forming foam extinguishing agent formula (F-1, F-2, F-3) were designed with the perfluorinated branched short-chain fluorocarbon nonionic surfactant (PBNS), N-octyl trimethyl ammonium bromide(OTAB) and dodecyl betaine(BS-12) compounded system as the foaming agent, and multiple foam performance experiments showed that F-1 had superior foam performance. The initial foam height h 0 was 48 mm, 25% drainage time was 240 s, the fire extinguishing time was 60 s, and the burn-back time was 610 s. This kind of fire extinguishing agent had potential fire-fighting application and could be used as the potential substitute for Halon fire extinguishing agent.
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