Unmanned airships chain for wildfire sprinkler system (UAV)
Stop wildfires forever
Science and technology are winning and prevent wildfires
The process of preventing and fighting wildfires is complicated due to difficult terrain
The newest and proven technology allows us to deploy an “air bridge” in just a few hours
With the help of artificial rain it will be possible to retain a wildfire in distance of 2 miles from a living area
0.28
gph/ft2
maximum water flow - "heavy rain"
30
acres
one-time irrigated area
164
feet
one-time irrigated width
53,000
cubic ft per hour
maximum flow of water pumps
Artificial rain technology will keep wildfire under control
Recent research on wildfires in California, published in August 2018, predicted an increase in the number of wildfires as a consequence of climate change
0
people
in the area of contact with fire
984
feet
safe height above the fire
47
knots
resistance to wind in any direction
30
fire calls
return on investment
How It Works
A chain of 40 unmanned airships rises above the burning forest and hills, supporting the safe height. The group can stay there for days and weeks. Each airship has a big carrying capacity and brings powerful equipment for wildfire elimination, which can cover with artificial rain the area of 1.3 mln. sq ft. at one time. Infrared scanners and automation allow precisely direct airships to target. It allows to save water and time. An intense water evaporation can be transformed to fog. This fog will keep the fire near the ground. Afterwards the condensed water can be used again. The intensive irrigation of the forest area, which is not damaged by fire yet, creates a protective dewy zone. It helps to localize spreading of wildfire.
