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Fire Protection

John E. Green Company has more experience in the installation of fire suppression
systems than many companies specializing in this field. Our work includes systems for:
 | public utilities |
 | high rise buildings |
 | office buildings |
 | hotels |
 | shopping malls |
 | hospitals |
 | schools and universities |
 | restaurants and food service facilities |
 | research facilities |
We will undertake systems of any size, and have provided installations as large as
38,000 sprinkler heads.
John E. Green's own experienced work force handles all aspects of sprinkler system
installation. This includes:
 | underground supply piping |
 | fire pumps |
 | ground level suction and gravity tanks |
 | distribution piping and sprinkler head installation |
 | monitoring systems |
We have also installed specialized systems designed for computer areas,
transformers, and chemical fire hazards, including:
 | foam |
 | halon |
 | high and low pressure carbon dioxide |
 | water fog |

John E. Green installed the fire suppression system for the 15-story 100 North
Centre in Troy, Michigan, on a design/build basis. The system included 2800 sprinkler
heads, piping, fire hose stations, fire pump, and a dry system for the adjacent parking
deck.

The Civic Center in Saginaw, Michigan features a theater, arena, and convention
center. John E. Green installed a sprinkler system for the entire complex, with all piping
and fire pumps.

A 7-story addition at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan included a 2420 head
sprinkler system installed by John E. Green. We provided all piping, fire pumps, and an
additional 850 head system on four floors of an existing building.

John E. Green installed more than 7000 sprinkler heads in the mall and three major
department stores for the Briarwood Mall in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The project also included
the distribution piping for all tenant sprinkler areas.

John E. Green installed an 1800 head fire suppression system in the 4-story Eastern
Regional Center for Wayne County Community College.

A diesel engine fire pump draws water from the Detroit River through 1800 feet of
8" ductile iron main to supply the fire suppression system at the City of Detroit's
Mistersky Generating Station. John E. Green installed the pump, underground piping, and
automatic deluge sprinkler systems protecting the station's transformers. The project also
included fire hose stations on all levels of the building, up to 160 feet above grade.
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