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by bayindirh
1923 days ago
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I understand the concerns you have, however I think there's a good middle ground. Would you consider the following procedure acceptable? - Isolate all rooms with fire-proof doors.
- Keep fire supression system at manual.
- When fire breaks try to contain (we have 24h watch).
- If fails trigger fire supression system. It has 90 second delay and activated per room.
- Leave premsises, make the calls.
Fire control and supressant control is not inside the system room. Also fire-proof doors seal the room reasonably well, so chemical doesn't move freely. Also there are better chemicals which break down faster and less harmful to everything.BTW, We use Novec. |
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