Fire Sprinkler system | Firefighting lesson 6

[@jamesschwartz6557]

Level 2 inspector here. This is an amazing break down of the basics. I’ve been in many classes that struggled to word everything and quick and concise as this. I’ll definitely be sending this to a few people.

[@AMJEngineering]

I am really happy to hear that, and appreciate every step taken to support my channel growth and continuation.

[@roymohanan6482]

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[@alexsmith-ob3lu]

Amazing video! I work as a low voltage electrician (have been doing addressable and conventional fire alarms for two years now) and I love how you combined the electrical and mechanical side of fire sprinklers in a short video!

[@Mrhandyhitman]

Best beginner introductory to fire sprinklers on youtube!

[@AMJEngineering]

Thank you. Appreciate your feedback.

[@alamedajon1453]

39 year fitter, Very informative The best information I have ever seen describing fire sprinklers design, But it is 225 sq ft. not 200

[@calebmoore2112]

For someone that’s a sprinkler man this is best video showing how they work and all that

[@AMJEngineering]

Thanks a lot for your valuable feedback🌹

[@jaimsvery1591]

Thanks.... From South Korea ~^^

[@AMJEngineering]

Most welcome😉

[@ishfaqahmad7116]

Very good effort, easy to understand and got a lot of information from you, thank you very much,

[@NoorUlArefeen]

Please let me know which chemical we use cleaning of shell and tube heat exchanger.

[@ginanjaradiprakoso2395]

You came in right time, thanks for sharing, also can you provide the installation method of deluge valve, sprinkler system (dry, wet, preaction), thankss

[@AMJEngineering]

Most welcome

[@djjammindave]

EXCELLENT CLASS MATERIAL. I HAD TO DOWNLOAD THIS, THANK YOU.

[@AMJEngineering]

Glad to hear that

[@matthewcoss7443]

The download button mate 😂

[@monaliverma6531]

Awesome narration

[@HAIDERREHAN009]

A complete guide for fresher who want to learn about sprinkler system.

[@AMJEngineering]

Thanks

[@Jard-v3]

If you break that red capsule on accident will it go off? Even there’s no fire?

[@khumbumalinga9470]

Yes

[@rachellord2240]

How to see the color of the bulb in the ceiling?

[@usero_50]

Really appreciated man! Like & Subscribed.

[@nftgamesmemecrypto5040]

I'm always watching this is me Melandro and I'm always focus the whole area and I am also expose in many types of pipings

[@bocarjohnlloydd.6621]

question, do you still need a pump, if your main water supply is from a water tank above your building?

[@paulmaxwell8851]

It simply depends on whether that gravity feed will supply enough pressure. It almost certainly cannot, so a pump is usually required.

[@sandeeppande7880]

Good Explanation, Please also upload for NFPA 15

[@AMJEngineering]

Will do hopefully

[@JaykeSapalaran-iq3qs]

Great video information ❤ Thank you for sharing your knowledge ♥️🇵🇭

[@danielninovillavicencio4379]

very informative, great video

[@rksudera]

Simply Superlative!

[@Crazywhitie]

4:02 the rod is to close the the Tee. Min. 3in. Also a fire system isn’t meant to fight the fire. It’s purpose is to contain fire , refuse heat and smoke so people can get out.

[@terrydavis3620]

Yep. Glass bulb at 4:49 has paint on it too.

[@paulmaxwell8851]

Around here (Canada), sprinklers are NOT considered life-protection devices. They are structure protection devices, and they can and DO often extinguish fires on their own. Smoke detectors are the only devices considered to be true life-protective.

[@Crazywhitie]

​@@paulmaxwell8851 Canada has Fire Protection in Parking Garages. Those are Non- Combustable... There are so many unprotected areas of a building Per NFPA coding. Like stair wells 13 - only top and bottom. But 13R every accessible landing.. do you guys guarantee a property loss % when installing?

[@wawansharpone7341]

This is an excellent share. Thank you so much.

[@AMJEngineering]

Thank you.

[@Baronvyazemsky]

Thank you for good explanation.

[@AMJEngineering]

Most welcome🌹

[@kyawshein6509]

Could I get fire alarm system tutorial ?

[@AMJEngineering]

Hopefully will do

[@ChuonSophak]

Great explanation, Sir

[@musabazhari6618]

Great explanation 👌 thanks a lot 🙏

[@AMJEngineering]

Thanks for your feedback

[@PromisKeeper]

The speed that things are covered is ok for someone who already has some familiarity with sprinkler systems. As someone else pointed out. 225 sq ft max not 200. Also this video is only 2 years, why is it using PIPE SCHEDULE in a new sprinkler system? That hasn’t been legal since I started in this industry 20 years ago.

[@wawansharpone7341]

Excellent and very helpfull

[@AMJEngineering]

Glad to hear that, thanks

[@soisaidtomydoctor3285]

Great explanation brother 👍

[@AMJEngineering]

Thanks a lot. Appreciate your feedback.

[@soisaidtomydoctor3285]

@@AMJEngineering hello brother, what is your company called, is there an open position for a hvac design engineer?

[@emadtaha5672]

Very good lecture

[@TexsunFU]

thank you!

[@raulvasquez3368]

thank you very much

[@AMJEngineering]

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[@swapankumar8834]

Thanku so much sir👍👍🙏🙏

[@antoanpccc2675]

Thank you

[@AMJEngineering]

Welcome👍

[@suishohamaru]

Nice lil vid. Light Hazard sprinkler coverage is 15 x 15 = 225 sq ft by the way, not 200.

[@AMJEngineering]

Oh it is a big mistake if i said 15x15=200😅. Any how 225 is the maximum allowed design coverage area, so good to adopt 200.

[@djjammindave]

WHERE ARE THE OTHER 5 PREVIOUS CLASSES? THIS ONE BEING NO. 6.

[@AMJEngineering]

Please check firefighting playlist

[@joshuapitong899]

Thank you.

[@AMJEngineering]

You're welcome!

[@ashokashok9685]

Good

[@jimmytvglobal]

Very good Video

[@AMJEngineering]

Thanks for the visit

[@kaungmyataung3667]

Thanks for sharing

[@AMJEngineering]

Welcome

[@agneramador4013]

I’m looking for a job at sprinkler

[@msh4598]

Really is perfect But we need arbica translated..and this my promise iwill send to more 3000

[@AMJEngineering]

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[@Enayat.tahiri]

I know sprinkler I have work in sprinkler systems 👍

[@AMJEngineering]

Good 👍

[@traceyflowers5291]

Hi wonder if you can answer my question, is it the case that all tenants in flats have to leave their home for 3/4 months while sprinklers are being installed? Thanks in advance.

[@hannajanebenedicto3073]

3:08

[@arun4846]

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[@paulmaxwell8851]

The artificial narration is very, very annoying. But the subject is interesting. I watched it to the end, even though I wish real humans would narrate these things.

[@resqjason2]

Paper is not flammable. It is combustible.

[@AMJEngineering]

Fire code and building codes of almost all countries define paper as flammable. Paper catches fire and sustain burning.

[@resqjason2]

@@AMJEngineering but paper does not meet the definition of a flammable material. I thought engineers would be better at that. Words have meaning.

[@resqjason2]

@@AMJEngineering gasoline is flammable. It releases vapors that readily ignite below 100*f paper must be heated to 451*f before it will combust. Also a sheet of paper will not be fully engulfed at the moment of ignition. It will burn from one side to the other over several seconds. A pan of gasoline or other flammable vapor will immediately ignite across its entire surface area that has the proper fuel:air ratio.

[@kavitaghar6897]

ppu

[@macoytv9768]

sana may tagalog neto bangis ng pagpapaliwanag e.

[@AMJEngineering]

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[@jpmojojack]

God I hate these AI voice overs. And just wait until someone dies because of misinterpretation or misuderstanding of poorly voiced informational videos. HIRE A HUMAN!

[@ashokashok9685]

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