Fire Protection System Design

Planning for fire protection involves an integrated approach in which we as system designers analyze all the building components
so that the fire-protection systems works together to effectively detect, contain, control, and/or extinguish a fire in its early stages - and to survive during the fire. To achieve the most beneficial symbiosis between these components,

KEY CONCEPTS

Detection, alarm/notification, and suppression systems all need to work together to effectively detect, contain, control, and/or extinguish a fire.

The design of any fire-protection system is an exact science that takes into accounts a building's use, occupancy, footprint, and even its other installed systems. Fire-protection systems are complicated and sophisticated, and are different for just about every building. Every well-designed system, whether it is being designed for a new building or being installed as part of a renovation or retrofit, are developed with specific objectives in mind.

Planning for fire protection involves an integrated approach. Our designers analyzes all the components of a facility and looks beyond a systems standpoint and examine, as a whole, how all the components will work together. The design process is a holistic one for both new construction and retrofits. As consultants and designers we involve the management, architects, engineers, contractors, and all those who need to be involved in the planning and design process, and fully understand the issues and concerns of all other parties.

Deevee Solutions has well-versed and skillful architects, engineers, and manufacturers' representatives to guide you in determining the perfect fire-protection system to meet minimum code or go beyond the essentials.

The Basics

In the design process, our typical fire-protection system goals are :

• Saving lives.

• Saving property.

• Preserving business continuity.

While no standard fire-protection design blueprint exists for any two buildings it all depends on how a building is used and occupied. A warehouse or storage facility, for example, will have different fire-protection requirements than a multi-tenant office building..

The basic components are:

• Detection.

• Alarms and notification.

• Suppression.

Code Compliance & NOC
Code compliance is the first objective in any design. Codes are legal minimum requirements that need to be met for a good design. The additional challenge is that fire codes can vary substantially across the country, even within a state. You might manage one building in the suburbs and one in the city. The fire code could be very different between those two buildings. Even minor differences can have major implications on system design.

Our designers and engineers adhere to these codes and ensures NOC from the concerned Fire Authorities for enhanced life safety.

Maintaining Safety
Beyond the components that actually make up an integrated fire-protection system, there's another important factor that affects
design: maintenance. An improperly maintained system lacks reliability and, therefore, true protection. If a system is not maintained properly, its reliability degrades rapidly. Deevee Solutions professionaly managed service team to routinely check, maintain and test your systems.

It makes sense to entrust your life safety and security solutions to us.