Automatic Sprinkler Protection
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A few of the more important points that are often overlooked are the following: 1. Vent for circuit closer. There should be a small outlet about J inch in diameter located under each cir- cuit closer so that when the water flow ceases the pres- sure under the diaphragm will be released at once and the circuit will be thereby broken. This also allows the pipe from the diaphragm to drain quickly by admit- ting air at the upper end. The vent should be piped through a visible outlet and so arranged... that water discharged from it will do no damage.
2. All drips should run to the space under the build- ing or out of doors in such a manner that the chance of clogging or freezing will be reduced to a minimum. Drips running to a sewer are liable to cause trouble by the backing up of water which may operate the alarms. When it is necessary to connect to a sewer, the drip pipe should run into an open cup or into a pipe of larger diameter, this latter pipe running to the sewer. The top of the cup can be closed with a sliding cover if desired and this, not being air-tight, will prevent any back pressure from reaching the retarding chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few of the more important points that are often overlooked are the following: 1. Vent for circuit closer. There should be a small outlet about J inch in diameter located under each cir- cuit closer so that when the water flow ceases the pres- sure under the diaphragm will be released at once and the circuit will be thereby broken. This also allows the pipe from the diaphragm to drain quickly by admit- ting air at the upper end. The vent should be piped through a visible outlet and so arranged... that water discharged from it will do no damage.
2. All drips should run to the space under the build- ing or out of doors in such a manner that the chance of clogging or freezing will be reduced to a minimum. Drips running to a sewer are liable to cause trouble by the backing up of water which may operate the alarms. When it is necessary to connect to a sewer, the drip pipe should run into an open cup or into a pipe of larger diameter, this latter pipe running to the sewer. The top of the cup can be closed with a sliding cover if desired and this, not being air-tight, will prevent any back pressure from reaching the retarding chamber.
What to read after Automatic Sprinkler Protection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dana, Gorham, B. 1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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