Armored cars "Typhoon-K" equip new fire extinguishing systems

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State Corporation "Rostec" begins mass production of automatic fire extinguishing installation for the Russian armored vehicle "Typhoon-K", according to the corporation's website.

Armored cars "Typhoon-K" equip new fire extinguishing systems




The development of Rostec is conducted by the Chelyabinsk enterprise "Elektromashina" of the research and production corporation "Uravagonzavod". The product has already been tested during combat conditions, confirming its high technical characteristics.

It is noted that the new system provides rapid detection and elimination of hot spots inside the car using high-speed automatic fire extinguishing modules. The system automatically reacts to fire, effectively localizes the fire and prevents the hearth from re-developing. Fire extinguishing agent has a safe composition, so that the crew can continue to perform combat missions without leaving the armored vehicle.

The novelty significantly increases the level of protection of the personnel transported on Typhoon-K armored vehicles. According to the developers, further used technical solutions can be applied, including, in civil engineering.
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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  1. +1
    14 March 2018 11: 54
    all this is wonderful, but how many of these typhoons are in the troops?
    1. +1
      14 March 2018 12: 13
      How much they paid, so much they received, - see government orders from the moment of conclusion of the contract!
      1. +3
        14 March 2018 12: 44
        you would be nice to politics, answer without giving any real information hi
    2. 0
      15 March 2018 10: 12
      The real number in the troops is a secret secret. Besides jokes. Secret. Moreover, the Typhoon did not pass until the end of field trials.
    3. 0
      15 March 2018 18: 37
      Not how much!) As much as the Su-57, Armat and Boomerangs ....... This list is sooooo long ..... but in fact, ears from a donkey ...
      1. 0
        16 March 2018 09: 54
        Quote: DenisG Sotnick
        Not how much!) As much as the Su-57, Armat and Boomerangs ....... This list is sooooo long ..... but in fact, ears from a donkey ...

        If the su-57, Armat and Boomerangs would be as many as the "typhoons" - that would be just great. Last year they wrote that there are already more than 250 vehicles in the army of Kamaz Typhoons.
        Here are photos of the army "Typhoons" from different districts a year ago:
        https://milinfolive.livejournal.com/4610.html
  2. +1
    14 March 2018 12: 59
    Quote: faiver
    you would be nice to politics, answer without giving any real information hi

    Apparently a diplomat ....

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