Sentence examples for suppression equipment from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for New York Waterway, Pat Smith of Rubenstein Associates, said that since the fire, the company has put remote fire detection and suppression equipment in the engine rooms of its 40 ferries, and moved the battery that runs the radio from the engine room, which experts say is the most likely spot for a fire, to the pilothouse.

After a DC-9 operated by ValuJet crashed in the Everglades in May 1996 because of a fire in the cargo area, the F.A.A. doubted that the obvious fix — the installation of fire detection and suppression equipment — would pass muster with the White House because the cost might exceed the benefit.

Fred Dacimo, vice president of operations at Indian Point, says much of the facility is open space, made of concrete and steel that can't burn, or is near zones with fire suppression equipment.

The Park Service said the project would involve updating the statue's mechanical and electrical systems, along with its fire-suppression equipment.

Malden did install new fire-suppression equipment and trained workers in evacuation plans.

However, these methods suffer from the limited number of covered amino acids, lack of separation due to slow mass transfer kinetics, ion suppression or expensive equipment (Kaspar et al. 2009).

This does not include state and local government costs nor does it include federal cost for pre-suppression activities (planning, equipment and labor acquisition), wildfire initial attack, or hazardous fuels management.

The available pre-suppression costs (i.e. equipment purchase costs) and known suppression costs were based on Wu et al. (2009) analysis.

For the purposes of this article, the costs and benefits of using new technology focused on the fire suppression cost component, e.g. equipment cost and use, and the respective opportunity costs.

To date, technical control measures with Local Exhaust Ventilation LEVV), or wet suppression and personal respiratory protective equipment are most common to prevent occupational quartz exposure among construction workers [ 16].

If the noise interference is due to the susceptibility of the telephone exchange equipment, then a noise suppression choke should be installed at the telephone exchange MDF.