How Sound & Frequency Effects Fire

Low-frequency sound waves, particularly those between 30 and 60 Hz, have been shown to effectively extinguish small fires by disrupting the combustion process.

Frequencies higher than 60 Hz have less impact on extinguishing fires compared to lower frequencies. Additionally, the amplitude of the sound waves plays a role in their effectiveness, with higher amplitudes generally leading to better results.

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