A new fire system doesn’t use water or chemicals. So what puts out the flames?
An Ohio company is developing fire-suppression technology that uses low-frequency sound waves instead of water or chemicals. Sonic Fire Tech says its system can attack flames within seconds, but testing and certification are still underway.
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