Believe it or not, it's not easy to move that much foam
I sort or remember pumping alot of it into
a 40 yard cubic dumpster. Then having to move it to a hangar to thaw out when the water in the foam
froze and we had a company come in to get rid of the remnants.
The hangar across the street has a deluge system, we have a system connected to the water mains.
Since no one bothered giving the supervisors keys to the fire room, the system could only be turned off
after the fire department broke into the room and shut the valves off.
I guess you don't give alot of thought to making sure you can turn off a fire suppression system, but
it sure would have been nice that day.
I spent about 22 years at Morristown and have seen some wacky stuff. Fortunately this I had
photographic evidence of
