by PLC Fire Blogs | Sep 3, 2021 | Assembly
This blog outlines a process to determine if a fire pump is needed for the sprinkler system and explains how to select a fire pump that meets the required pressure and flow. The need for a fire pump should be decided ideally when project scope is being developed. For...
by PLC Fire Blogs | Jul 15, 2021 | Assembly
When it comes to the protection of adjacent buildings, commonly used terms such as Exposure Protection and Spatial Separation should be familiar to most. The need to protect adjacent buildings arises from the possibility of spread of a fire from the building of origin...
by PLC Fire Blogs | Jun 7, 2021 | Assembly
1. Introduction: Foam systems use Low, Medium, and High Expansion foam concentrates to discharge foam into protected areas. Finished foam is a stable mass of small bubbles of lower density than most flammable liquids and water. Foam is a blanketing and cooling agent...
by PLC Fire Blogs | May 18, 2021 | Assembly
This blog outlines a process to determine if a fire pump is needed for a sprinkler system and explains how to select a fire pump that meets the required pressure and flow. The need for a fire pump should be decided ideally when project scope is being developed. For a...
by PLC Fire Blogs | Apr 30, 2021 | Assembly
Please note this blog is a continuation, if you have not read the first part please click here to be redirected to part 1 of 2. Casualties Immediate action should be taken to administer medical attention as required, and they should be safely removed from the hot...
by PLC Fire Blogs | Apr 23, 2021 | Assembly
Although an unlikely event, Fire Departments may have to respond to an emergency involving Class 7 radioactive materials. Many larger departments have Hazmat teams that are fully equipped and trained to manage this type of incident. This article is being provided to...
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