No problem but I'll have to admit you really had me thinking I have missed a
day of reality! Thanks for the input.
Russell
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I would consider it a peak because of the intent of the 12/peak rule. You
also should look at saw tooth.
Russell
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Well, I looked at that but I've always envisioned sprinklers directly over
the area of combustibles (walkway) plus a row along each side of the
walkway. Perhaps I'm not reading this section correctly. I was hoping I
could narrow it down to just one row of sprinklers directly over the
walkway.
John
You start with a set of approved plans with the hydraulic calculations and a
permit. There would be various stages of inspection depending on the local
fire marshal and the Bucket test would be before cover up of the pipe and
fittings. If there have been changes made to the piping,they
