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Sixten Dahlbom
Projektledare
Contact SixtenWhen transitioning to PFAS-free extinguishing agents, there is a risk that the new, fluorine-free extinguishing agent becomes contaminated due to PFAS remaining in the system. It is therefore important to clean the system before refilling and to ensure adequate cleaning.
The transition to fluorine-free (PFAS-free) extinguishing agents is underway in society. In many cases, simply replacing the firefighting foam concentrate is not sufficient; there is a risk that PFAS remaining in the system will contaminate the new extinguishing agent, perpetuating the spread of PFAS. Before refilling with new extinguishing agent, it is important to conduct thorough cleaning and ensure that it successfully removes PFAS from surfaces. Research conducted shows that despite repeated flushing, PFAS continues to persist in the system.
RISE has the expertise to provide support for cleaning PFAS-contaminated equipment. In a recently completed research project, we have gained knowledge about cleaning methods. RISE also possesses knowledge about current and upcoming regulatory requirements. We have the capability to provide recommendations for analyses to ensure adequate cleaning and to conduct these PFAS analyses.
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