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Water Mist Fire Suppression

Dave Jordison, Graem Law, B.A. Ross

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A super-fine water mist system for fire suppression at the CO2 compressor train at Yara Belle Plaine has been designed, in compliance with NFPA 750, ASME B31.3 and Yara Best Practice procedures. The system targets specific suppression zones to efficiently suppress a fire while minimizing equipment damage. It allows for overhead access to equipment, is easy to maintain, and is sized with capacity for future expansion.

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A super-fine water mist system for fire suppression at the CO2 compressor train at Yara Belle Plaine has been designed, in compliance with NFPA 750, ASME B31.3 and Yara Best Practice procedures. The system targets specific suppression zones to efficiently suppress a fire while minimizing equipment damage. It allows for overhead access to equipment, is easy to maintain, and is sized with capacity for future expansion.

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A super-fine water mist system for fire suppression at the CO2 compressor train at Yara Belle Plaine has been designed, in compliance with NFPA 750, ASME B31.3 and Yara Best Practice procedures. The system targets specific suppression zones to efficiently suppress a fire while minimizing equipment damage. It allows for overhead access to equipment, is easy to maintain, and is sized with capacity for future expansion.

Key concepts: Mist, Environmental science, Hydrology (agriculture), Meteorology, Geology, Geography, Geotechnical engineering

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