Another Burn Test utilizaing BlazeTamer. This image below shows a pile measureing approx 22 L x 14W x 7H, and calculations placed this around 21.9 Million BTU, requiring a full 2,500 gallon water tender to extinguish. This was done and cold with 1,000 gallons BlazeTamer @ a .2% solution with a Type 6 Engine (not pictured).  

This first image shows the fact that we allowed the pile to get establish in Btu Content. This pile was 1500 degrees.

Above, we supplied water for 6'53", mixed at a .2% soltuion. This means that a combined total of a maximum of 138  gallons of water or a minimum of 103 gallons were applied to this pile.   Combining BT380 enhances water effectivness by 43%, this allowed this pile to remain in the state pictured below for 24'50" before the first sign of re kindle appeared.  The BT380 allowed the water to remain on the fuel longer and withstood more heat. Normal water begins its vaporization at 212 deg f. multiple measurements were taken and this pile was well into the mid 60's to mid 70's on the Temperature scale f.

If you look closely in the image below you can see the effect BT380 has. It binds to the hydrogen atom of the water and you can long strings of water held together. This is what enables the BT380 to form a "Blanket" if you will.