Sprinkler Talk is Project Fire’s channel where we talk about all things sprinkler related, from the latest innovations, industry news, technical bulletins and solutions for making a better more sustainable fire protection industry.
Sprinkler Talk started out as a series of short educational videos, we have now taken this idea a step further with a new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) platform.
Sprinkler Talk is Project Fire’s channel where we talk about all things sprinkler related, from the latest innovations, industry news, technical bulletins and solutions for making a better more sustainable fire protection industry.
Sprinkler Talk started out as a series of short educational videos, we have now taken this idea a step further with a new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) platform.
The presentations are bite sized webinars and cover one topic per episode which make them useful as a reference guide for various sprinkler sprinkler related education or learning. The videos cover the basics of fire sprinkler systems and design which will give you a very good understanding of the workings of automatic fire sprinkler systems, through to the fire codes used to design them and applications.
At Project Fire, we have built up over 40 years of experience in automatic fire sprinkler testing and monitoring and continue to be a driving force for innovation, sustainability, and best practice within the industry. We use our experience to provide educational programs across the UK and internationally, providing clear and updated information on fire sprinklers as well as generating both awareness and providing cross-sector sprinkler knowledge.
As industry leaders, we offer unique and bespoke sprinkler training and courses for international businesses and organisations.
Following on from part 1. This presentation will look at remaining aspects of residential sprinkler systems such as multi-storey applications, high rise applications, mixed use applications, alarm/signalling and testing & maintenance requirements.
This presentation will focus on water storage tanks and will look at the different materials that can be used, suction conditions, reduced capacity options and other requirements.
Following on from parts 1 and 2, this presentation will look at the remaining aspects of sprinkler heads such as data sheet information, flexible drops and specialist sprinkler head types.
A look at the limitations and maximum sizes of different types of installations (wet, dry, pre-action etc.) and zones for industrial and commercial sprinkler systems under BS EN 12845.
Following on from part 1, this presentation will focus on some of the advantages and disadvantages of mist systems in comparison to sprinkler systems such as reduced water storage, suitability for different fire types, installation standards and approval standards.
This presentation will introduce the idea of frictional losses in pipework and the need to calculate it in sprinkler systems. The presentation will examine the main equations that are used to calculate frictional loss and give some basic worked examples.
This presentation will look at some of the additional equipment and considerations required/recommended in buildings that are classed as high rise. The presentation will include a detailed look at multi-stage fire pumps.
This presentation will take a look at the testing and maintenance routine as detailed in section 20 of BS EN 12845 and TB203 and will answer the questions of what is required to comply with these standards on a weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual basis.
This presentation looks at what is stated in BS EN 12845 annex K and TB203 regarding a 25 year sprinkler inspection and test regime.
This presentation looks at areas of buildings that are listed as permitted exceptions for sprinkler coverage for industrial/commercial and domestic/residential. The presentation will also look at other options to omitting sprinkler protection.
This presentation will take a look at the general concept and advantages of modular construction and how this can be applied to automatic fire sprinkler systems. The presentation will include a detailed look at Project Fire’s pre-fabricated Firepods.
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