Camion de pompiers d'urgence urbain HOWO 25 tonnes 8*4 à grand débit avec réservoir d'eau

The tonnage of forest fire trucks has many impacts on their firefighting effectiveness in forest fires. Specific details are as follows: Water carrying capacity and continuous firefighting abilityLarge-tonnage fire trucks: With a large water carrying capacity. For example, fire trucks with a capacity of 8 to 10 tons can carry more water or fire extinguishing agents and can continuously spray water for firefighting for a long time without the need for frequent refilling. This is crucial for extinguishing large-area and high-intensity forest fires. It can maintain a stable firefighting water flow for a long time and effectively control the spread of fire. Small-tonnage fire trucks: With limited water carrying capacity. For example, fire trucks with a capacity of 2 to 3.5 tons may need to return to the water source more frequently to refill water during the firefighting process. This will interrupt firefighting operations and affect firefighting efficiency. However, in cases of smaller fires and when close to the water source, small-tonnage fire trucks can also rely on their flexibility to quickly refill water and conduct effective firefighting. Power and off-road performanceSmall-tonnage fire trucks: With a lighter body and relatively stronger power, they have better off-road performance in complex forest terrains and can more easily pass through narrow and rugged roads to reach fire scenes that are difficult for large-tonnage vehicles to reach, such as some mountain forest areas with large slopes and narrow roads. This enables them to quickly arrive at the scene at the initial stage of a fire and promptly carry out firefighting actions to control the fire before it spreads. Large-tonnage fire trucks: Due to their larger own weight, they have higher power requirements for vehicles and are relatively weaker in off-road performance. They may encounter difficulties when passing through some soft ground, steep slopes, or narrow curves and require wider road conditions. But in forest areas with relatively flat terrain and better road conditions, the power advantage of large-tonnage fire trucks can be fully exerted, and they can quickly drive to the fire scene.

Suitable for various types of fires, including building fires and industrial fires. In high-rise building fires, its powerful fire pumps and long-range fire cannons can effectively spray water or foam to higher floors for firefighting.

It can be used for rescue work at disaster sites such as earthquakes, mudslides, and traffic accidents. Rescue tasks such as demolition, clearing, and search and rescue are carried out using the rescue equipment on the vehicle.