Traditional Methods for Extinguishing Forest Fires

1. Aerial and Ground Water Spraying:
   • Helicopters and Water-Dropping Planes: Water is dropped from aircraft onto fire zones to reduce flames. However, this method has limitations due to the rapid evaporation of water and high costs.
   • Fire Trucks: Fire trucks are used to extinguish flames in accessible areas close to roads, but they are ineffective in deep forest or remote areas.
2. Creating Firebreaks:
   • Cutting Trees and Vegetation for Firebreaks: By removing vegetation along the fire’s path, the spread of flames can be halted. However, this method requires extensive human resources and time, especially in large areas.
   • Controlled Burns: Setting controlled fires removes fuel along the fire’s edge, preventing it from spreading further. This technique requires careful management, as it carries risks of spreading if not controlled well.
3. Use of Firefighting Chemicals:
   • Foams and Coolants: Certain chemicals are used to lower the heat and prevent re-ignition. However, these chemicals can be harmful to the environment.
4. Manual Tools and Soil Application:
   • Manual Tools and Personnel: Firefighters use tools like shovels and rakes to control and extinguish fires, which is only effective for smaller fires or edge-of-forest zones.
   • Soil Covering: Sprinkling soil over flames helps reduce oxygen, smothering the fire. This is generally less effective for large-scale fires.

Innovative Approach with Touch Fire

1. Spraying a Touch Fire Solution Instead of Water Using Aircraft:
   • By spraying a Touch Fire solution mixed with water at the fire boundary from helicopters or planes, a strong barrier is created against fire spread. This method ensures that flames cannot cross the boundary and prevents further fire expansion.
   • Touch Fire not only extinguishes flames but also controls the temperature, unlike traditional water spraying alone.
2. Environmentally Friendly and Safe for Nature:
   • With antibacterial properties and eco-friendly composition, Touch Fire preserves trees and plants while protecting against fire, without harming the forest ecosystem even with repeated use.
3. Minimizing Smoke and Toxic Gas Emission:
   • Unlike traditional chemicals, Touch Fire prevents the release of smoke and toxic gases, maintaining air quality and ensuring the safety of the surrounding environment.
4. Creating an Intelligent Protective Layer:
   • The smart enzyme in Touch Fire intelligently regulates temperature, pressure, and fire spread, preventing the fire from advancing. This feature is unique to Touch Fire and is absent in traditional methods, making it an advanced and intelligent solution in fire management.

Overall, the innovative Touch Fire approach offers an effective, safer, and more eco-friendly alternative to traditional methods, reducing the need for resources, human labor, and associated costs.