The results of the activities of the All-Russian Research Institute of Fire Defense of the EMERCOM of Russia for 2022 have been summed up

The main results of the research activities of the institute over the past year and the tasks for the current one were discussed under the leadership of the First Deputy Head of the Ministry Alexander Chupriyan.

In 2022, the institute celebrated the 85th anniversary of its foundation. His activities were awarded the gratitude of the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin for the high results achieved in the performance of state tasks.

Head of the institute Denis Gordienko made a report on the results of the annual work of the All-Russian Research Institute of Fire Defense of the EMERCOM of Russia.

During the year, the institute conducted 31 scientific applied research, two thousand scientific and technical consultations. The scientists prepared 24 drafts of interstate and national standards and 5 drafts of rules and amendments to them, 8 drafts of methodological documents.

The team of scientists from the All-Russian Research Institute of Fire Defense together with the largest research center in Russia in the field of robotics (Central Research and Development Institute of Robotics and Technical Cybernetics) received the first prize of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation for the project “Development and creation of a ground-based robotic complex of universal rescue equipment for search, rescue and evacuation operations in conditions Arctic and Far North”.

Last year, a large amount of theoretical and experimental scientific research was carried out to improve technical regulation in the field of construction and fire safety of multi-storey wooden buildings. At the same time, more than a hundred fire tests of various wooden structures were organized, several standards were developed by organizations that establish fire safety requirements for various buildings. Work will continue this year.

The Technical Committee for Standardization TC 274 "Fire Safety" plans to develop 6 draft standards and amendments to them, 3 of them are interstate and 3 are national.

Also, scientists of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia will continue to expand the space of research, introducing modern highly effective technologies in the prevention and extinguishing of fires. Work will be carried out in the field of national regulation of fire safety requirements and in the implementation of the technical regulations of the Eurasian Economic Union "On the Requirements for Fire Safety and Fire Extinguishing Equipment."

Particular attention will be paid to the development of robotic systems in cooperation between scientists and domestic manufacturers of equipment.

The main criterion for all scientific developments of scientists of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia is the relevance in responding to fires and compliance with modern threats.