Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
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What is usual spacing of clean agent nozzle with a standard orifice diameter?
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Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
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RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
if you are thinking spacing criteria like for sprinkler heads, have never seen that.
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
There is not any "standard" oriface diameters that I am aware of.
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
As mentioned previously the number of nozzles is determined by the listed coverage per nozzle. What you have to watch though is areas with suspended ceilings. If the coverage is ok with one nozzle you may very easily "overpressurize" the area in the vicinity of the nozzle and blow out tiles. To retain ceiling tile in place, and thus retain the agent, you generally have to spread out the discharge to more nozzles. I don't think the manufacturer design manuals tell you this.
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing
Regards
Dave
RE: Clean Agent Nozzle spacing