Hello everyone,
This was touched on in a Lab Wishlist email back in December 2012 but I would like to revisit fire suppression options in an nmr facility. I just got an email they are about to start installing sprinklers in the building, and while I am assured they are aware of the magnets, the fact that I wasn't at least consulted has me skeptical. Am I missing anything in my considerations:
-Copper pipes is a must (no steel)
-Dry suppression would be ideal
-If not dry, then a double pre-action system
Any concern with head placement? Seems it wouldn't matter much once you reach the point of water in the room. What have I forgotten?
As always, thanks to all who respond.
David
David Richardson, Ph.D.
NMR Instrumentation Specialist
Chemistry Department
University of Central Florida
david.richardson_at_ucf.edu<mailto:david.richardson_at_ucf.edu>
407-823-2961
http://chemistry.cos.ucf.edu/nmr/
Received on Mon Sep 28 2015 - 09:16:21 MST