
Foam Management Plan: Managing PFAS-Containing Firefighting Foams
Why do you need a foam management plan? EU Regulation 2025/1988 represents a significant step forward in the regulation of
We take on the entire project management for the transition from PFAS-based AFFF to fluorine-free foam agents. From engineering and design to procurement and construction management of your project
We are designing and engineering sprinkler systems, deluge systems and foam systems according to NFPA Standards, FM Data Sheets, VdS guidelines, and DIN EN 13565
We take samples of foam concentrate and premix, have them analyzed for PFAS, and provide advice on current bans and the scope of cleaning
In this project, several companies are joining forces and financing fire tests to develop a protection concept for IBCs. Any company with corresponding risks can participate and will receive all results, but will only pay a portion of the costs.












Why do you need a foam management plan? EU Regulation 2025/1988 represents a significant step forward in the regulation of

Certain foam concentrates used to extinguish fires – especially AFFF – contain so called fluorosurfactants or PFAS. PFAS are harmful
Understanding foam part 1 The L Curve – Extinguishment times over the application rate from 9 different tests So we

What is AFFF foam? AFFF (Aqueous Film Forming Foam) is a fluorine-containing firefighting foam primarily used to extinguish flammable liquids
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