Dear Forum,
 
I was wondering if there is a Standard or Datasheet that people are aware of
for decommissioning a system.
We are requested to decommission a few buildings here. Some are remaining
open, some are closing. Some will be heated but some are not. 
One of my big concerns is that in some cases there are drywall/plaster
ceilings, with drops to the heads. Therefore there will be water in the
drops. Since the system would be left such that it would not be a sealed
system, thereby allowing room for expansion during freeze periods, would
there still be cause for concern of breakage/leakage?
Some of the areas would be very difficult to remove every sprinkler (with
severe floor obstructions.), and there may be areas with certain amount of
misc trapped water. 
Has anyone got experience in this regards, or is there a Standard to be
followed.
Any help would be appreciated.
 
BTW, I recently closed QED Sprinkler Designs to take a position back in the
'Homeland' with my Father's Company. (Believe we just became the first Irish
AFSA memberJ). I had mentioned this move to a few of you before but there
have been a few postponed starts which has led me to be in limbo for a while
there. 
Thank you all for your help and encouragement while I was State side (it was
a very special 16 years for me), and hope to keep in touch. 
 
Damien Shannon
Provincial Sprinkler Company Ltd.
Unit 4, Cork Airport Industrial Estate
Kinsale Road, 
Cork, Ireland.
Tel: (021) 4965058
Fax: (021) 4317425
 
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