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This chapter discusses gaseous fire protection systems, focusing on the agents used including carbon dioxide, halons, and clean agents. It describes the physical properties and application methods for these agents. It also covers the design standards, components, and maintenance requirements for gaseous agent extinguishing systems. The objectives are to describe the characteristics and applications of various gaseous agents and discuss the approval and testing of these extinguishing systems.
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