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I reached out this morning to someone who’s got a lot of full scall fire
testing experience, about whether there’s been any testing of sprinklers under
pervious ceilings. Bottom line is NO, there aren’t any fire tests that have
been done to specifically measure sprinkler responsiveness under t
What is the most cost efficient way to restrain sprigs longer than 4 ft?
Can wire be used similar to branchline restraint? In the past we would
offset the sprig location to just before the truss, sprig up, then run a
1ft armover to the upright sprinkler and add a ring hanger on the armover.
Looking
I reached out this morning to someone who’s got a lot of full scall fire
testing experience, about whether there’s been any testing of sprinklers under
pervious ceilings. Bottom line is NO, there aren’t any fire tests that have
been done to specifically measure sprinkler responsiveness under t
Excellent. That is exactly the interpretation I was hoping for.
Thank you for the information.
David L. Miller, P.E.
Engineered Fire Protection, LLC
11920 Richcroft Avenue
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70814
225-273-5040
From: Jones, William - Fire Plans Examiner/Inspector
Sent: Tue
I requested an interpretation from NFPA a couple of years ago for the same
situation. Here is their response:
Thank you for contacting the National Fire Protection Association with your
question on NFPA 13-2016 Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems.
It is not the intent of Section
