Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a system for early detection of fire in an ESS battery module, particularly to a system capable of early fire detection of a battery module inside an ESS including: an air suction-type detector that is fitted to the exterior of the ESS and detects fire by introducing gas inside the ESS battery module; a suction line, of which one end is connected to the ESS battery module, sucks gas inside the ESS battery module in real time and introducing the gas into the air suction-type fire detector; a suction pump that is fitted to one side of the suction line and supplies power for drawing air from inside the ESS battery module into the suction line; and a multiple sensing unit that is fitted to one side of the suction line and senses a temperature of the gas introduced through the suction line, as well as any generated gas.

Abstract: A swirl nozzle assembly connected to a water supplying pipe. A main body has one end coupled to the water supplying pipe and the other end internally threaded to form a coupling part. A filter is positioned in an accommodating space which is defined inward of the coupling part of the main body, to filter foreign substances contained in the fire extinguishing water. A nozzle receiving element has one end coupled to the coupling part of the main body with the filter fixedly maintained inward of the coupling part, and the other end internally threaded to form a nozzle coupling part. The nozzle receiving element is defined with a water collecting chamber. A swirl nozzle is coupled to the nozzle coupling part of the nozzle receiving element and is structured to allow water droplets of a predetermined size to be sprayed at a predetermined scattering angle.

Abstract: A swirl nozzle assembly connected to a water supplying pipe. A main body has one end coupled to the water supplying pipe and the other end internally threaded to form a coupling part. A filter is positioned in an accommodating space which is defined inward of the coupling part of the main body, to filter foreign substances contained in the fire extinguishing water. A nozzle receiving element has one end coupled to the coupling part of the main body with the filter fixedly maintained inward of the coupling part, and the other end internally threaded to form a nozzle coupling part. The nozzle receiving element is defined with a water collecting chamber. A swirl nozzle is coupled to the nozzle coupling part of the nozzle receiving element and is structured to allow water droplets of a predetermined size to be sprayed at a predetermined scattering angle.