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A riser clamp and a U-bolt may both appear on a fire protection piping system bill of materials, but they are not interchangeable support devices. A riser clamp is made to support a vertical pipe at an appropriate structural bearing location. A conventional U-bolt wraps around a pipe and is typically...
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How Should Contractors Specify Flexible Sprinkler Hose Assemblies for Suspended Ceilings?
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A fire sprinkler control valve does more than stop water during maintenance. It must remain in the correct operating position, fit the planned piping arrangement, and provide a dependable indication if someone moves it. For a contractor ordering a grooved butterfly valve with a tamper switch, the decisive...