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III Phase II Test Plan and Setup

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Antifreeze Solutions in Home Fire Sprinkler Systems

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The Phase II testing was intended to further study the potential for contribution of antifreeze solutions to fire conditions. The Phase II test plan was separated into two scopes. Scope A tested antifreeze solutions for the potential to create a large-scale ignition of the spray when discharged through sprinklers onto a fire. Scope B tested antifreeze solutions for their impact on a sprinkler system’s ability to control a fire condition and maintain tenable conditions.

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Code Consultants, Inc.. (2010). III Phase II Test Plan and Setup. In: Antifreeze Solutions in Home Fire Sprinkler Systems. SpringerBriefs in Fire. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3840-3_3

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