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Candles and Cats

Candles and Cats

Author Rudy Cronk
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse.  And the reason the mouse was hiding in his little hole in the wall, was because the family pet was a big old tabby.  Often, we
Holiday Season Safety

Holiday Season Safety

Author Rudy Cronk
I don’t believe there is anything better than getting together with family and friends over the holidays to eat, drink, and enjoy each others company.  Along with the warmth that your family and friends bring to your home, comes the heat from holiday cooking, candles,
Determining Building Height

Determining Building Height

Author Kevin Kaye
If someone were to point to a building and ask you “What is the height, in storeys, of that building?”, how would you answer? Would you just count the number of window levels from outside of the building? Would you need to enter the building
Fire Safety Tips for a Safer Holiday Season

Fire Safety Tips for a Safer Holiday Season

Author Mohit Gogna
The holiday season is a special time to reflect on our gratitude and to celebrate with beloved family and friends. Naturally, fire safety may not be on one’s radar, however, according to the National Fire Protection Association, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are amongst the
Managing Aerosol Storage Hazards

Managing Aerosol Storage Hazards

Author Jithin Kurien
Aerosol products are widely used by consumers and for industrial applications. Some examples of aerosol products that we come across daily include deodorants, lubricant sprays, pesticide sprays, and even cooking oil sprays. However, a manufacturer or distributor who stores larger quantities of aerosol products faces
Protecting Adjacent Buildings

Protecting Adjacent Buildings

Author Jithin Kurien
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 to
Low, Medium, and High Expansion Foam Systems

Low, Medium, and High Expansion Foam Systems

Author Sumir Pattoo
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 that is
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