Designing for Safety Fire sprinkler acceptance testing is critical for success. May 8, 2017 Rob Neale No Comments Recent editions of the International Code Council’s (ICC) model building codes employ greater emphasis on automatic sprinkler systems as a...Read More
Wood’s Data Tools of the past are still tools of the trade today. May 8, 2017 Samuel S. Dannaway No Comments While perusing the office library I came across a blast from the past, or at least I thought so. It...Read More
FPE Corner Return to 90 South: Part II The ins and outs of the fire suppression systems in the Antarctic. March 27, 2017 Samuel S. Dannaway No Comments Captain Robert F. Scott and four others reached the geographic South Pole on Jan. 18, 1912, only to find out...Read More
Return to 90 South A look at systems between McMurdo and South Pole Stations. March 7, 2017 Samuel S. Dannaway No Comments As I write this I am sitting in a hotel room in Christchurch, New Zealand. This morning, our team will...Read More
FPE Corner Firestopping, Part I February 4, 2016 Samuel S. Dannaway No Comments What is that red, silly putty all over those pipes and penetrating the wall? If it is red, is it...Read More
Back to Basics: Wet & Dry Sprinkler System March 15, 2014 Todd Stevens No Comments The fire protection industry continues to grow and evolve every day. Engineers, designers and local authorities are confronted with new...Read More
Fire Pump Sizing and Selection March 14, 2014 Greg Trombold No Comments When starting a fire pump design, the most important item to consider is the water supply. If you are utilizing...Read More
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