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Fire protection in electric stations

Electrical Engineering, 1951
The two most important aspects of fire protection in electric generating stations—prevention by engineering design and fire fighting—are discussed in detail.
H. A. Bauman, W. E. Rossnagel
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Fire Station Siting

2015
Fire protection and emergency response is a critical public service provided to communities. The importance of first responders is without question, saving lives, protecting property, preserving the environment and antiquities, and ensuring general safety and security.
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Fire Loss Reduction: Fire Detectors vs. Fire Stations

Management Science, 1979
This paper develops a method for comparing the cost effectiveness of two ways of improving the fire protection in a community: the installation of detection-alarm systems (DAS) in dwellings and the addition of fire companies. The method is developed from a number of relatively simple models and assumptions.
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A fire station placement model

Fire Technology, 1972
The authors have constructed an analytical model to solve the fire station placement problem. Quick and ready graphs have been prepared for its application by fire service personnel.
Richard D. Guild, Jess E. Rollin
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Dagenham Fire Station

2014
A standing building survey was carried out by MOLA at Dagenham Fire Station (NGR 549622 186720: Fig 1) on 17 November 2014. The fire station is located on the western edge of Central Park, a public open space, and is bounded on the south-western side by Rainham Road North.
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Cable fires in power station

Electronics and Power, 1977
The occurrence of a runaway cable fire at La Spezia, Italy, first alerted power-station operators to the dramatic risks inherent in p.v.c.-cable installations. The amount of research and development triggered off by that fire has been considerable throughout the world. Because of that r. & d., it is now hoped that the production of new p.v.c. compounds
T.M. White, A.R. Sutton
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The Fire Stations of Imperial Rome

Papers of the British School at Rome, 1986
LE CASERME DEI VIGILI DEL FUOCO DELLA ROMA ANTICA Il articolo riesamina le attestazioni riguardanti le caserme dei vigiles e le mette in rapporto col numero dei vigili e con la loro tecnologia. L'evoluzione dell'istituto è considerato nel suo ordine cronologico.
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EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY FIRE STATIONS: THE FEASffiiLITY OF CONTINUED OPERATION AS FIRE STATIONS

2005
This thesis has as the underlying premise that historic fire stations are architecturally and historically significant buildings. With that in mind, it examines the feasibility of continued operation of historic fire stations by twenty-first-century municipal fire departments and the ability of historic firehouses to accommodate the apparatus and ...
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The Old Fire Station, Worcester

2016
A programme of archaeological photographic building recording was implemented at The Old Fire Station located in Worcester city centre. The key spaces, interior and exterior of the building were photographed in addition to architectural details such as the windows and decorative brickwork.
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The Station Nightclub Fire

Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation, 2005
David T, Harrington   +2 more
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