With so many factors to take into account, the selection, sizing, and positioning of valves for fire suppression and protection systems can be a complex and time-consuming task.
In our next webinar, we’ll be demonstrating how fire protection engineers, designers, and operators can use BERMAD’s 3D High Risk Environment tool to simulate different scenarios and system types, and then use this information to select the optimal combination of valves for their systems.
Topics: Fire Protection, BERMAD webinar
Jason has 11 years of experience in the Middle East with a focus on fire protection and safety in the Oil & Gas industries. He has worked in the fields of life safety, foam, and foam hardware, and now heads up BERMAD’s presence in the Gulf countries.
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