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This chapter discusses automatic fire sprinkler systems, including the components that make up different systems, types of sprinkler heads, and choosing, installing, and testing systems. It seeks to describe sprinkler systems, discuss myths and realities of their operation, and explain design concepts and inspection/testing requirements. The student will learn about system components, types of systems and heads, requirements for installation, and standards for design and maintenance.
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