planning the week and the results I get

Nov 15, 2010

Like all of us, I have a lot on my plate and I decided this week will be productive.  So what;s the guiding theme?… It is “What would be the healthy thing to do?”   You think this will influence how it goes?  And how satisfied, then ready I’ll be for thanksgiving and guests.   Its gonna be a good week.   “What would be the healthy thing to do?”   That’s the mantra that will help me decide everything this week.   I say it works–letcha know !    Have a good week yourself !!  amy thurman

first blog- hey from Amy

Oct 21, 2010

Oct 21, 2010

Sooo  this is my first Blog and I’d love to know who I am talking to.  You are typically men I realize, some women.  You are technical and regular guys.  So if you have basic or complicated fire suppression system questions, OR if you wanna test my thoughts (and the site visitors’ thoughts) on life and ladies, I’m not bad!   Insightful and ready! 

So excited that my company has a better site up now!  What do ya think, and what’s on your mind?

Energized Electrical Fire

Jul 28, 2010

Data Center and concentrated Communications Equipment settings are a source of fire by a continuously energized circuit or power supply.

Test procedures and observations,  by the Engineering department,  caused the continuously Energized Fire condition to be recognized by NFPA 2001, as of yr 2006 : “A fire that involves energized electrical equipment is one in which an uninterrupted energy source will continue to reignite, including the surrounding Class A or B fuels.”

It is recommended by the revealing Test Results that Class ‘C ‘ Design Agent Concentration be applied where the distribution fuse points are above 4 amps 48 VDC.

Per NFPA 2001 Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems, Year 2008 edition, it is imperative that fire suppression system have “capability to both extinguish the combustion of materials and inert the Ignition Source.”

See the Test Procedure and Observations:

http://themodprogroup.com/site/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2005-Class-C-HOTWC-Abstract.pdf