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This paper discusses the enhancement of fire protection systems over the last 100 years.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Fire Protection Systems Research Compiled for
, Inc. by P. Giltman 5/2010 Please With the number of technological advancements over the years, fire protection
systems have undoubtedly changed over the last century. Engineers have enhanced these systems to where they are almost impeccable while vastly reducing the response time to alert firefighters of potential
smoke or fire. They have conducted extensive research and numerous experiments to determine the best method to respond to fires. In practice, fire protection systems are designed to identify risks
and design safeguards to help prevent, control and mitigate the effects fire and smoke can have on buildings and people. Fire protection systems can also assist building owners, architects and
developers in identifying proper evacuation routes and fire exits in case of heavy smoke or a fire. Fire protection has almost become a discipline or science and its history traces
back to early Rome when Emperor Nero called for fireproof materials after the city burned down. Hundreds of other advancements were made since the Roman Empire before fire protection systems
really picked up steam in the 20th century during the pinnacle of the Industrial Revolution. Since 1910, engineers have designed ways to enhance these systems to protect all parties that
may be near a fire or suffer the effects of smoke inhalation. This essay will discuss the history of fire protection systems and how certain mechanisms have been modified and
enhanced over the last 100 years. At the turn of the 20th century, fire protection engineers were most concerned with subduing large factory and warehouse fires. However, various urban
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