Fire Sprinkler / Suppression Pipe Lining
Stop corrosion & leaks. Avoid sprinkler blockage during fire.
Corroded Fire Suppression Sprinkler Pipe
Fire suppression pipes usually corrode due to inadequate corrosion prevention water treatment. When they do corrode, they eventually leak, but the problem could potentially be much worse! When the fire sprinkler pumps turn on the shock wave that travels through the pipe dislodges the corrosion deposits, which in turn block fire sprinklers when they are needed the most.
Fire Suppression / Sprinkler Pipe Lining
Relined Fire Suppression Sprinkler Pipe
Fire suppression sprinkler pipes tend to have narrower diameters than other pipes, and are thus usually rehabilitated using epoxy pipe lining. The process involves first using high pressure and high flow air to blow sand through the sprinkler pipes to remove corrosion deposits.
Next a special epoxy liquid is blown through the pipes which coats all surfaces uniformly and it is then cured by heat. Finally the pipes are pressure tested and the process repeated in case not all leaks were sealed. Learn more about epoxy pipe lining here…
