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Can the deluge valve in the storage tank fire sprinkler system be replaced with a pneumatic valve for remote control?

2021-07-29View Original

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I would like to ask the teachers: Is it possible to replace the deluge valve in the fire sprinkler system of storage tanks with a pneumatic valve that can be controlled remotely?
Reply #22021-08-11
It may or may not; is there any regulation specifying this?
Reply #32021-08-12
Rainfall valves are special valves used in fire protection; they operate mechanically and do not require electricity. Your pneumatic valve requires electricity and compressed air; in the event of a fire, it’s likely that there will be no electricity available as the wires get burned out.

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