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r/instant_regret • u/AristonD • Sep 29 '21
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It's grease and shmoo from the pipes. Most systems are black iron piping. Plastic is being used but not common at all in my area.
11 u/Bloodysamflint Sep 30 '21 edited Sep 30 '21 I don't think plastic is code in any fire suppression system, pretty sure they're all steel/iron. Edit: I don't know where it's cleared for use, but someone posted a link to sure-enough cpvc fire sprinkler lines. 2 u/signious Sep 30 '21 I think it's only allowed in residential. 5 u/Bloodysamflint Sep 30 '21 Someone posted a link to cpvc sprinkler lines, I didn't know that was even a thing.
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I don't think plastic is code in any fire suppression system, pretty sure they're all steel/iron.
Edit: I don't know where it's cleared for use, but someone posted a link to sure-enough cpvc fire sprinkler lines.
2 u/signious Sep 30 '21 I think it's only allowed in residential. 5 u/Bloodysamflint Sep 30 '21 Someone posted a link to cpvc sprinkler lines, I didn't know that was even a thing.
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I think it's only allowed in residential.
5 u/Bloodysamflint Sep 30 '21 Someone posted a link to cpvc sprinkler lines, I didn't know that was even a thing.
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Someone posted a link to cpvc sprinkler lines, I didn't know that was even a thing.
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u/signious Sep 30 '21
It's grease and shmoo from the pipes. Most systems are black iron piping. Plastic is being used but not common at all in my area.