The Fire Triangle is a fundamental concept in fire protection, representing the three elements necessary for a fire to occur: fuel, heat, and oxygen [READ FULL ARTICLE]
Category: Sprinkler
Understanding the Corrosion Triangle
Article by – Dale Grant – Marketing Specialist- The Legend of Zelda has the Triforce. Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls of the 1990’s had their offense. Frito-Lay has the Dorito. Pythagoras had his theorem. Needless to say, the Triangle and its cousin the pyramid are proverbial rockstars in both the two and three dimensional […]
Fire Sprinkler Solutions for Storage Facilities
Article by Bryan Wheeland – Road Daywork Manager- In our internet based, consumer driven, global economy, the need to store commodities has never been greater. Warehouses and distribution centers continue a steady pace of growth while brick & mortar retail locations have been in decline. While those commodities wait for distribution, the need to mitigate […]
Top 10 Myths and Misconceptions of Fire Sprinklers
Article by Vincent Magna (Fire Sprinkler Project Manager) and Lars Mascera (Marketing Manager) Fire sprinkler systems are an essential part of fire protection systems in buildings. However, many people have myths and misconceptions about fire sprinkler systems that can lead to misunderstanding and misinformation. In this blog post, we will discuss the top ten common […]
A Guide to Fire Alarm Central Station Monitoring
Article by Jim Harrigan – Fire Alarm Service Sales Manager – Why monitoring is important One of the most important aspects of fire protection to a building and its occupants is to have in place a central station monitoring service for the fire alarm control panel and/or sprinkler system in a building. Having a properly […]
Fire Sprinkler Requirements for Elevator Shafts and Machine Rooms
Article by Joe Fowler – Project Manager – Nearly every modern, multi-story building that we walk into includes an elevator. As Estimators, we see the elevator shafts on a Reflected Ceiling Plan and we take note; “I better include for sprinkler heads at the top and bottom of that shaft”. As it turns out, it […]
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