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Figure 8-7.—Air pressure maintenance device.
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Utilitiesman (Advanced) - Manual for electric, plumbing, water and other utilities
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MECHANICAL  OR  LATCHED-CLAPPER DRY   PIPE   VALVE.—   The   mechanical   or latched-clapper  dry  pipe  valve  operates  under the   same   theory   as   other   dry   pipe   valves. It  has  system  air  pressure  against  a  small disk,   diaphragm,   or   clapper.   An   Arrange- ment   of   levers,   links,   and   latches   on   the valve   clapper   provides   the   leverage   for   the closing  force  placed  on  the  water  clapper  (fig. 8-8). Water Deluge System A   water   deluge   system   (fig.   8-9)   is used  where  there  is  an  extra  hazard,  such as   areas   where   flammable   liquids   or   pro- pellants   are   handled   or   stored,   or   where there   is   a   possibility   that   a   fire   might grow  faster  than  ordinary  sprinkler  systems can   control.   These   systems   are   also   often used  in  aircraft  hangars  where  ceilings  are unusually  high  and  where  drafts  may  deflect the   direct   rise   of   heat   so   that   sprinklers directly  over  the  fire  would  not  open  promptly but   others,   at   some   distance   away,   might open   without   having   any   effect   on   the fire. In  the  water  deluge  system,  all  sprinklers  con- nected  to  the  piping  network  are  open  and  the water  supply  is  controlled  by  a  water  deluge Figure  8-9.—Deluge  system. 8-7

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