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A conversation about the difference between fire detection, protection, and suppression along with a list of automatic fire suppression systems.

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This article discusses the question “how are fires organized into classes” and talks about the basics of the five types of fires.

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Clean agent fire suppression systems are safe, clean, and environmentally friendly. They are fast and effective in extinguishing Class A, B, and C fires.

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A production ban on Halon went into effect in 1992 because of its extremely high potential for ozone depletion and contributes to global warming potential.

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FM200 is non-toxic to humans when used in concentration levels for suppressing fires and is safe to use in occupied spaces.

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Two wind turbine deaths occurred as a result of a fire in the nacelle. When a wind turbine catches fire, it can have devastating results.

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Our research shows that the leading cause of CNC fires in machine shops is mismanagement of dust and/or metal chips.

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Introducing machine shop automation does not mean replacing skilled workers.

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How to get up and running after a machine shop fire.

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Understanding dust collector fire protection helps you determine how to best mitigate your fire risk.

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Utility providers in the United States are looking at advanced technology for fire prevention and should be looking at counterparts around the world.

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Learn about the three levels of data center fire protection.

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