In-rack fire protection sprinkler system
AssigneeThe Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co., Inc.
InventorsThomas Multer, Oliver Pahila
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AssigneeThe Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Co., Inc.
InventorsThomas Multer, Oliver Pahila
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A fire protection sprinkler system is provided for the protection of commodities including Class I-IV hazards, Group A cartoned and exposed plastics (expanded and unexpanded), flammable liquids, tires, roll paper, and aerosols, stored in a plurality of adjoining racks having a longitudinal flue space between the racks. The system includes at least one fluid supply conduit in fluid communication with a source of a fire protection fluid. The system also includes at least one solid horizontal barrier covering each rack and the longitudinal flue space at a predetermined vertical spacing. The system further includes one or more rack-level fire protection sprinklers in fluid communication with the fluid supply. The sprinklers are disposed in the vertical flue space between adjacent horizontal barriers, and each sprinkler is spaced vertically from the commodities stored between adjacent horizontal barriers.
A fire protection sprinkler system for the protection of commodities including Class I-IV hazards, Group A cartoned and exposed plastics (expanded and unexpanded), flammable liquids, tires, roll paper, and aerosols, stored in a plurality of adjoining racks having a longitudinal flue space between the racks, the system comprising:
A method of protecting commodities including Class I-IV hazards, Group A cartoned and exposed plastics (expanded and unexpanded), flammable liquids, tires, roll paper, and aerosols, stored in a plurality of adjoining racks having a longitudinal flue space between the racks, the method comprising:
A fire protection sprinkler for protecting commodities stored between two solid horizontal barriers in a plurality of adjoining racks having a longitudinal flue space between the racks, the sprinkler comprising:
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