Dry pipe system is a sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers installed on a piping system containing air. systems provide automatic protection in spaces where freezing is possible. dry pipe systems are the second most common sprinkler system type. In regions using NFPA regulations, dry pipe systems cannot be installed unless the range of ambient temperatures reaches above 40F.The dry pipe valve and related equipment must be in a heated location.sprinkler system.The sprinkler heads in a deluge system are open, meaning they don't have a trigger function and are activated simultaneously.They are most often used in unheated buildings, in parking garages, in outside canopies attached to heated buildings, or in refrigerated coolers.dry systems have a slower response time, they should be converted to wet-pipe systems as soon as sufficient heat becomes available.
Dry Pipe Fire Sprinkler Systems Include
Retail and residential parking garages
Industrial warehouses
Loading docks
Commercial freezers
Residential attics
Advantageous for protection of collections and other water sensitive areas. This perceived benefit is due to a fear that wet system piping may leak, while dry pipe systems will not. However, the same potential for accidental water damage exists, as dry pipe systems will only provide a slight delay prior to water discharge while the air in the piping is released from the pipe.
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