Effects of corrosion and microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) have been found to be major contributors to early failure of fire sprinkler systems.
fire sprinkler systems
The patented ePIPE process is a less invasive and more cost effective solution for MIC and corrosion control of fire suppression systems. With ePIPE, pipes can be restored IN-PLACE with minimal downtime to the fire suppression system when compared to traditional replacement methods.
ePIPE has been independently tested and approved in many jurisdictions and by the City of Los Angeles Mechanical Labs for application to fire sprinkler systems (RR-5565) for application to:
A 15 year old home in Southern California had already experienced four leaks in their copper drinking water pipes. Like the potable water system the fire sprinkler system was also
Testing of the fire suppression systems at four of the DC Metro Stations showed the system had active leaks, not holding pressure at the required 200 psi.
