27 Nisan 2016

How to Minimize Airport Fire Risks

An airport fire involving ground support equipment (GSE) can have an immediate impact on the airline and airport operations. A fire can leave equipment nonoperational, take an airplane […]
27 Nisan 2016

NTSB Issues Safety Recommendation for Fire Suppression in School Buses

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently issued ten safety recommendations including one recommendation that all new and in-service school buses have automatic fire suppression systems. This follows […]
27 Nisan 2016

How Does a Bus Fire Suppression System Work?

Bus operations pose several challenges with passenger safety at the forefront. Whether a bus is for business, schools, or general transportation, if a fire occurs in […]
27 Nisan 2016

What US Utility Providers Can Learn From Their Counterparts in Africa

From 2015 to 2018, California’s three largest utilities ignited more than 2,000 fires, incurring nine fines for electrical safety violations in the process. The most common mechanism […]
27 Nisan 2016

Three Levels of Data Center Fire Protection

Data centers come in all shapes and sizes from on-premise server rooms to enterprise data centers to the hyperscale data center for cloud computing. Protecting uptime, […]
27 Nisan 2016

How Do Electrical Fires Start?

Electrical fires are common in both commercial and residential settings. According to data from Electrical Safety Foundation International, more than 50,000 home electrical fires occur annually with […]
27 Nisan 2016

Fire Suppression System Maintenance

How often should you schedule your fire suppression system for maintenance? Most fire suppression system components do not have an indefinite lifetime and need to be […]
27 Nisan 2016

How Fire Suppression Works In Three Steps With Video

Fire Suppression in slow motion The primary goal of a fire suppression system is to prevent a fire from spreading. This slow-motion video shows a Nero Industry direct release […]
27 Nisan 2016

Why Wind Turbines Catch Fire

Fire is the second most common type of catastrophic wind turbine accident behind blade failure. However, by understanding and addressing fire risks, you can mitigate or […]