Fire Protection Systems
by A. Maurice
Jones, Jr
A
valuable learning tool for firefighters and a handy resource for
design professionals
A practical understanding of fire protection
systems is essential to effective management of a fire scene.
Fire Protection Systems focuses on the operational
characteristics and abilities of different types of systems and
equipment that are used during fire department operations to access
a water source, apply a suppression agent to control a particular
type of fire, provide information concerning the location of a fire,
and more.
Systematic, easy-to-understand coverage
thoroughly explores various types of active fire protection systems
and components, how they operate, and the requirements for
installation, making this a valuable learning tool for firefighters
and a handy resource for design professionals.
Features:
- Explores
fire alarm and detection systems, fire suppression
systems, and control and management systems,
including how they are used by fire departments
during emergencies, to provide firefighters with a
practical application of system concepts
- Extensive
graphics and photos illustrate actual systems,
systems components, and systems in use, to provide a
visual application of the concepts
- Features
fire protection systems from the perspectives of the
contractor, insurance agent, and enforcement
delegate to explain how the components and systems
function and operate in the real world
- Correlates to the National
Fire Academy's FESHE course objectives for
Fire Protection Systems
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Contents:
SECTION ONE - ESTABLISHING THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FIRE BEHAVIOR, THE MODEL CODES, AND FIRE
PROTECTION SYSTEMS.
Chapter One - The Basics of Fire
Behavior.
Chapter Two - Fire Protection Systems and the Mode Code
Process.
SECTION TWO - WATER-BASED FIRE
PROTECTION SYSTEMS.
Chapter Three - Water Supplies for
Fire Protection Systems.
Chapter Four - Standpipe Systems.
Chapter Five - Fire Sprinkler Systems Basics.
Chapter Six - Types of Fire Sprinkler Systems.
SECTION THREE - FIRE ALARM AND
DETECTION SYSTEMS.
Chapter Seven - Fire Alarm System
Components and Functions.
Chapter Eight - Types of Fire Systems.
SECTION FOUR - FIRE SUPPRESSION
SYSTEMS.
Chapter Nine - Wet and Dry Chemical
Extinguishing Systems.
Chapter Ten - Gaseous Extinguishing Systems.
Chapter Eleven - Portable Fire Extinguishers.
SECTION FIVE - CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS.
Chapter Twelve - Smoke Management and
Control Systems.
Chapter Thirteen - Egress Control.
528 Pages -
7-3/8 x 9-1/4 in.
Copyright 2009
About the Author:
A. Maurice Jones, Jr. previously worked
in the Virginia Fire Marshall's office.
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