Industrial Fire

Industrial Fire Protection

John E. Green Company has more experience in the installation of fire suppression systems for heavy industrial plants than many companies specializing in this field. Our work includes fire suppression systems for:

automotive manufacturing assembly plants
paint process equipment areas
chemical plants
automated high-density storage racks
engineering and testing facilities
generating stations
cooling towers

We install all types of sprinkler systems:

wet
dry
pre-action and deluge
combined dry-pipe and pre-action
circulating closed loop

We well 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

 

More than 38,000 sprinkler heads were required for the hydraulically-calculated fire suppression system that John E. Green installed in a major new automotive plant. The project also included diesel/electric fire pumps, and both halon and low pressure carbon dioxide systems.

As prime contractor for automated paint systems in several major automotive plants throughout the Midwest, we have installed hydraulically-designed sprinkler systems to protect paint mixing, circulation, and application areas.

John E. Green installed a total of 26,500 sprinkler heads in two simultaneous projects for one truck manufacturer. We installed a 14,000 head system at a new plant in Pontiac, Michigan, while installing a 12,500 head system at a new parts warehouse in Belleville, Michigan. Both projects included underground piping, hydrants, P.I.V.'s, ground level suction tanks, fire pumps, overhead distribution piping, and special hazards protection.

  

John E. Green was the prime contractor for an upgrade of the fire suppression system at a manufacturing plant in Adrian, Michigan. Our work forces replaced an obsolete underground fire loop with over 7000 feet of 8 and 12 inch ductile iron pipe, including hydrants and sectional control valves. Our contract also included new draft curtains, new smoke release vents, and renovation of an existing 300,000 gallon ground level suction tank.

For a warehouse storing highly flammable plastic materials at the Adrian plant, we supplied both overhead sprinklers and a special sprinkler system piped directly into the storage racks.