Thanks Mike!

Brian Harris, CET
BVS Systems Inc.
bvssytemsinc.com

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We don't do many, but over the years I've done a decent amount personally, some 
of my experience is dated and/or lacks trial and error honing but my 2 cents 
worth is:  I always use BBs when I can, make sure you look at each of the 3(at 
least) offerings of them currently as they have different limitations.  The 
Reliable last I looked threw furthest, the Viking requires their special attic 
head which has a lot of limitations to do the wider than base listing design 
where I think at least one of the others can do it with standard uprights etc.  
Typically I run down the middle low and jump up to short trees for the BB heads 
so we can keep the whole thing pitched one or two ways so we're not filling a 
building with drum drips and potential future failure points.  Typically the 
ends/corners I do in standard spray heads by splitting and going out to the 
edge and climbing back up the slope.  Smaller pipe is a lot easier to 
inevitably re-work since these are very difficult to get right becaus
   e of access, speed at which they're framed out and the fact that even when 
they're "typical" they're not typical.

Mike Morey
CFPS 3229 * NICET S.E.T. 123677
Project Manager * Fire Protection Group
Shambaugh & Son, LP an EMCOR Company
7614 Opportunity Drive * Fort Wayne, IN * 46825 direct 260.487.7824 /  cell 
260.417.0625 /  fax 260.487.7991 email [email protected]



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Subject: Attic Piping

 
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Seems were seeing more and more wood framed buildings these days and with that 
comes attics. Just curious what the general school of thought is with running 
piping in these spaces. Is it better to run the Main high under the ridges with 
back to back heads (size permitting) or is it better run Mains low and then run 
smaller Mains up the slope feeding branches at the ridges? I'm working on a job 
now that kinda resembles a long rectangle with no center (courtyards). I have 
all the heads laid out with B/B at the ridges, some AP's in the corners & 
throughout as needed. Just looking for ideas from some of you with much more 
attic experience than I have.

Brian Harris, CET
BVS Systems Inc.
Design Manager
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