Sentence examples for firefighting water from inspiring English sources

BP has restarted production at one of its offshore oil platforms in Azerbaijan after repairing faulty firefighting water pumps.

An additional dilution can result from the firefighting water.

However, washing of powdered ENM during rain events or with firefighting water cannot be excluded.

However, it is suggested the UK has since fallen behind many international standards and codes, where firefighting water provisions are more reflective of modern building design as movable fire loads, compartment dimensions and window (ventilation) sizes have increased over the years.

The determination of firefighting water requirements in large, tall and complex buildings in the UK has largely been based on data retrieved from studies into full-scale test fires, combined with some real fire research undertaken by the Fire Research Station (FRS) from 1955 1970.

In the following hour the ship was hit by one 12-inch, three 8-inch and three 6-inch shells, which disabled her forward turret hydraulics, set the casemates afire and simultaneously severed the firefighting water supply.

Of course, firefighting requires water, and even that will be dazzling.

He was relieved when the town's planning commission, citing burdens on firefighting, police, water and sewerage resources, recommended this month that the town board reject the proposal.

Nearly every structure of public life that Americans take for granted -- from firefighting to water supply to the post office -- is described as decimated, far worse than the administration ever imagined.

"Their biggest problem over there in terms of firefighting is water.

This arrangement is often an advantage in the case of freshwater mains for firefighting or watering ships because they can thus be protected from frost.