Articles – Page 21 – International Fire Protection

As architectural design values have evolved, glass has remained one of the most ubiquitous construction…

The Association for Specialist Fire Protection has published a new edition of its ‘Yellow Book’…

Design, Installation, Inspection & Maintenance – Now and in the Future Fire resistance rated construction…

Being able to warn everyone of an emergency in or around a building is an…

European codes and standards increasingly recognise sprinklers and water mist. Over the past decade, most…

You may have heard the word firestopping thrown around the construction industry to describe any…

A small fire in critical facilities such as data centres, oil and gas facilities, power…

What needs to be considered in the construction process to ensure adequate passive fire protection…

In any automatic fire detection system, the detectors are the front line in the fight…

The growing sophistication of emergency lighting systems means that as well as being a vital…

Oxygen-reduction fire prevention is a revolution in fire safety, and the world’s latest technological innovation…

Everybody knows that fire always has the potential to be a real threat to both…

It has been 20 years since developed countries stopped production of Halons as a clean…

For more than three decades, Halon 1301 and Halon 1211 played a key role in…

It is often said that in order to shape the future you need to look…

As the use of intumescent coatings to protect structural steelwork from the effects of fire…

Modern design techniques offer advanced structural fire engineering and modelling that can benefit all concerned,…

According to the latest Fire Statistics issued by the U.K. Department for Communities and Local…

Fire is a terrible and ever present danger for hydrocarbon processing facilities, capable of inflicting…

Most, if not all of the codes and standards governing the installation and maintenance of…