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Typical fire extinguishing agents were considered: water; bischofite  solutions (with a mass fraction of 5% and 10%); bentonite slurries (with a  mass fraction of 5% and 10%); foaming agent emulsions (with a mass fraction  of 5% and 10%). The heating temperature range of 150-400°С was chosen to  correspond to the conditions of rapid thermal decomposition of forest fuels.  The experimental research findings suggest that the rates of moisture  release depend exponentially on the heating temperature. It was established  that the rates of moisture release in the above temperature range may differ  significantly for the forest fuels and fire extinguishing agents under  study. Conditions were identified when the general approximation equations,  presented in this paper, can be used to predict the vaporization  characteristics of firefighting liquids.

Characteristics of moisture release from layers of forest fuels with typical fire extinguishing agents