Designing Fire Sprinkler Systems That
Put Safety First

System Analysis: Assessing the building’s layout, occupancy type, and fire hazards to determine the sprinkler system requirements.
 

 Codes and Standards: Ensuring compliance with local building codes and national fire protection standards, that govern the design and installation of fire sprinkler systems.
 

Hydraulic Calculations: Performing hydraulic calculations to determine the water supply requirements, pipe sizing, and sprinkler head spacing to ensure adequate water distribution and pressure.
 

Design Layout: Creating a detailed plan showing the location of sprinkler heads, piping routes, control valves and any necessary fire department connections.
 

Material Selection: Selecting appropriate types of sprinkler heads, pipe materials, fittings, and other system components based on factors such as occupancy, hazard classification, and aesthetic considerations.
 

Coordination with Other Trades: Collaborating with architects, engineers, and other professionals to integrate the sprinkler system design with other building systems, such as electrical, HVAC, and structural elements.
 

Hydraulic Riser Design: Designing the hydraulic riser system, including the location, sizing, and arrangement of risers, as well as pressure-reducing valves and backflow prevention devices.
 

Preparation of Construction Documents: Creating detailed construction drawings, specifications, and hydraulic calculations that serve as a guide for contractors during the installation process.
 

Review and Approval: Submitting the design documents to the local authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) for review and approval before construction can commence.