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minus-square@I_Has_A_Hat@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink8•12 hours agoNot true everywhere. Many buildings, especially industrial, require a flush of the fire suppression system annually or biannually to test that everything is still functional.
minus-square@Ilovethebomb@lemm.eelinkfedilink4•8 hours agoThat’s to test the incoming main, the actual grid on the floor doesn’t get flushed. There’s a lot of dead end pipes that can’t be flushed.
minus-square@Zorglink2•8 hours agoDry pipe systems are a thing. But not very common from my limited understanding.
minus-square@Zorglink1•8 hours agoDry pipe systems are a thing. But not very common from my limited understanding.
Not true everywhere. Many buildings, especially industrial, require a flush of the fire suppression system annually or biannually to test that everything is still functional.
That’s to test the incoming main, the actual grid on the floor doesn’t get flushed. There’s a lot of dead end pipes that can’t be flushed.
Dry pipe systems are a thing. But not very common from my limited understanding.
Dry pipe systems are a thing. But not very common from my limited understanding.