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Regarding INERGEN Clean gas Total Flood Fire Suppression System, these systems are specifically engineered for total flooding application in either unoccupied or occupied areas, but against its design, or their proved long term efficiency and global scale usage, since INERGEN agent is stored as a gas, it discharges as an invisible gas that can have a more destroying impact than the fire itself. Since 2008 up to now, there have been recorded on yearly basis several reports about INERGEN gas discharges conducting to faults in hard discs (HDD) operating in Data Centres protected by such a solution from fire due to the level of noise produced. The paper shows an analysis of this problem as hard disks damaging source detection and optimization by modelling of nozzle placement in the space choice as a technical solution to avoid these fire extinguisher side effects.

Modelling of noise reduction for Datacentre buildings fire protection with inert gas systems