Fire Sprinkler Design & Engineering - Startech Engineering

A fire sprinkler is designed to control/stop the fire automatically in buildings and other enclosed spaces. Although these systems have a long history of protecting people and property, we don’t know much about them. Therefore, understanding these systems can help you choose the appropriate one for your property. Read the guide below to learn about fire sprinklers, from their benefits to types and operations. Fire Sprinkler Design What is a fire sprinkler system? A fire sprinkler system extinguishes fires from the beginning, thus refraining them from growing into dangerous fires. All this helps reduce property damage and saves plenty of lives. However, there are several other reasons for installing fire sprinkler systems.   Cost-effectiveness Though fire sprinklers' upfront cost is high, no one can deny their cost-effectiveness in the long run. They protect a building from the damage caused by the fire, thus reducing the repair cost and loss in business operation.   Quick resp...

A fire can occur in any establishment, whether a school, hospital, company, bank, or home. Therefore, a fire sprinkler system is vital to install in these establishments. A fire sprinkler system is made up of a complex network of pipes and sprinkler heads that releases water when heated to a specific degree/temperature. There are broadly two ways to design a fire sprinkler system. Pipe scheduling Hydraulic calculation Pipe scheduling is the most commonly used method for designing fire sprinkler systems. This method determines the pipe sizing in Fire Sprinkler Design by considering several factors, such as pressure requirement, hazard level, etc. However, this approach requires installing large pipes for large areas containing more sprinklers. For example, if the number of sprinklers in a ceiling is more than 50, generally, a 3 inches pipe is used. But how can you determine whether the pipe is providing the right amount of water? Here, the hydraulic calculations come into the picture....