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Road tunnels
29 April 2013
Nobel Fire Systems has refurbished the fire protection system for two major road tunnels managed by the Highways Agency. The tunnels near Brighton and Folkestone are fitted with extensive lighting and have ventilation fans to ensure adequate levels of air quality. Controls for these lights and fans are situated in close proximity to both the tunnels in purpose built Tunnel Support Buildings, known as TSB's.
Nobel Fire Systems has refurbished
the fire protection system for two
major road tunnels managed by the
Highways Agency. The tunnels near
Brighton and Folkestone are fitted
with extensive lighting and have
ventilation fans to ensure adequate
levels of air quality. Controls for these
lights and fans are situated in close
proximity to both the tunnels in
purpose built Tunnel Support
Buildings, known as TSB's.
The controls are protected by multiple, large Carbon Dioxide gas systems designed to suppress flames in the event of a fire breaking out.
Nobel carried out Hydrostatic tests on the 46 CO2 gas cylinders as part of the manufacturer's 10 year check.
Nobel replaced 10 year old cylinders with either new or refurbished ones and refurbished the seven individual systems within the two tunnels.
The controls are protected by multiple, large Carbon Dioxide gas systems designed to suppress flames in the event of a fire breaking out.
Nobel carried out Hydrostatic tests on the 46 CO2 gas cylinders as part of the manufacturer's 10 year check.
Nobel replaced 10 year old cylinders with either new or refurbished ones and refurbished the seven individual systems within the two tunnels.
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