Enclosure Integrity for Gaseous Suppression Systems
Is EZ-Path® a more predictable choice for cable penetrations?
When it comes to engineering gaseous suppression systems, traditional sealing
methods for cable penetrations such as caulk or putty or devices integrating foam plugs
or requiring an action to open or close the device, introduce variables that can make
designing effective enclosures a difficult task.
Since EZ-Path® is essentially self-sealing, we have often been asked about how it might
perform in this environment. We posed this question to one of the foremost authorities
on enclosure integrity testing in North America, Tim Lochner, a professional engineer
who designed, developed, and provided instruction on the equipment used to run the
pressure tests dictated by the relevant standards.
Follow the link below to find out why Tim feels that EZ-Path's predictable performance
makes it worth considering for these applications. |
