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Thirty-two flaming-started fire tests were conducted in a test room to determine the effect of cathedral (sloped) and/or beamed ceiling construction on fast-response residential sprinkler performance. The fire tests were conducted with the ceiling being either horizontal or pitched to a 14° slope. Beams of two different depths were employed. Test results indicate that sloped and/or beamed ceilings represent a serious challenge to the fire protection afforded by fast-response residential sprinklers. However, with reasonable modifications to the installation standards and the water supply, fire control equivalent to that observed under smooth horizontal ceilings may be obtained.

Effects Of Cathedral And Beamed Ceiling Construction On Residential Sprinkler Performance