Fire Protection
When it Comes to Fire Protection, There Should Be Passive Protection As Well
When you think of fire protection, you might only think about active fire protection systems. These types of systems include devices such as fire extinguishers, sprinklers and gas suppression systems, which can reduce or put out an existing fire. An alarm is also part of the active protection system since it alerts you to the existence of a fire. You also need to think about passive protection measures, which contain or slow the spread of fire so the active systems...
Read MoreActive Vs. Passive Fire Protection Systems
Many people believe that all fire prevention solutions are the same. In reality, there are two main types: active and passive fire protection.
Read MoreDifferences Between Active and Passive Fire Protection
When it comes to safeguarding buildings and infrastructure against fire incidents, the two primary methods of protection are active fire protection (AFP) and passive fire protection (PFP). These two approaches provide different ways to prevent, contain, or suppress fires. Many people believe that all fire prevention solutions are the same. In reality, there are two main types: active and passive fire protection (PFP). If you’re looking for a way to improve the protection at your company, take time to learn...
Read MoreFire Protection System
As a business owner, you need to take the appropriate steps to ensure the safety of your employees and the security of the building. As part of this, you want the best possible passive fire protection system installed. This system must meet building code fire protection requirements and be compliant with North American codes and standards. Learn the difference between a fire partition and fire barrier, so you can choose the right one. Fire Barrier vs. Fire Partition People often...
Read MoreHow to Handle Transformer Fire Protection Emergencies Calmly?
While the big ball of blue light generated from a transformer fire may look cool, when located in a substation close to a business or in a residential neighborhood, it becomes a major concern. When a transformer short circuits, the electrical arc vaporizes a large volume of insulating oil. As the vaporized oil has a larger volume than the original oil, a large pressure rise occurs inside the tank. Once the internal pressure exceeds the transformer’s tank or lid pressure...
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