Discussion on the Design and Optimization Strategy of Automatic Sprinkler Fire Extinguishing in Building Fire Protection Systems
Abstract
This paper focused on the design and optimization of automatic sprinkler fire extinguishing systems in building fire protection. It was emphasized the importance of considering various factors in design, such as fire risk assessment and space utilization. Optimization strategies include enhancing water and energy efficiency, using ecofriendly materials, and smart monitoring. Practical implementation and validation in different building types were presented, along with performance benchmark analysis. Balancing fire safety and resource utilization is crucial, and future research in AI driven tuning and nano materials was promising.
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