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Sprinkler arrangements differ in detection and water-delivery sequence. Based on Fleming (2002), p. 4-73.

Diagram for the article Fire suppression system (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Fleming (2002), p. 4-73; U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2005), pp. 10-1–10-2
Alt text: Four pipe networks compare charged water, gas-filled pipes, open outlets and preaction control.

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Short title	Four pipe networks compare charged water, gas-filled pipes, open outlets and preaction control.
Image title	Four rows in standby state, each with a water supply, a valve and a pipe with three outlets. Wet pipe: pipe full of water, closed heads; heat opens one head. Dry pipe: pipe filled with air or gas behind the valve, closed heads; heat opens one head, gas escapes, the valve opens and water then travels through the pipe. Deluge: air-filled pipe with open outlets; a separate detector signals the valve, and water then discharges from all outlets together. Preaction: air- or gas-filled pipe with closed heads; a separate detector signals the valve to admit water and a head must also open from heat before water discharges.
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