Concealed Often Equals Confusion – Part 2
The sections of NFPA 13 allowing sprinklers to be omitted from concealed spaces can be very specific and confusing. The critical considerations are often whether combustible materials exist (or could exist) and whether there are enough combustibles to pose a fire risk to the building should a fire originate in a concealed space. This blog reviews some of the additional spaces where NFPA 13 allows sprinklers to be omitted.
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Assessing the Internals
Understanding and applying NFPA 25 Chapter 14 is essential to maintaining the reliability of fire protection systems. Regular internal assessments help detect early signs of obstruction, while thorough investigations ensure that identified issues are properly addressed. By adhering to these guidelines, facility managers and fire protection professionals can ensure compliance, extend system longevity, and, most importantly, maintain readiness to protect lives and property.
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Concealed Often Equals Confusion
Explore concealed spaces in NFPA 13 and their impact on fire safety compliance and design considerations for effective protection.
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