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Design and Manufacture of a Fire Nozzle

Design and Manufacture of a Fire Nozzle

Climate change, and how industries are responding to it, is changing the materials people work with. This is changing the fires that they might need to fight, for example lithium-ion batteries, which are vital to many low carbon technologies but are made of highly flammable materials. So, we need to continue to update our fire-fighting equipment.

Aims:

Report on the design of a new fire nozzle in response to changes in the fires people need to fight.

To do this you will:

  • Shadow staff from multiple departments, including engineering
  • Research changing industry needs and how this influences the design of fire-fighting equipment
  • Produce a report (to CREST criteria) based on your findings

Key skills and interests

  • Engineering
  • Research
  • Problem solving
  • Independent working
  • Communication
  • Planning
  • Graphic design or computer aided design (CAD)

Host company information

Delta Fire designs and manufacturers frontline fire-fighting equipment for the UK Fire and Rescue services, Military of Defence, petrochemical sites, waste-recycling plants, nuclear sector and beyond. Delta Fire exports globally and aims to be the world leader in Fire Nozzles, whilst also being the most sustainable producer in the industry.

Key contact: Jordon King

Address: Delta Fire Ltd, 2 Burtt Way, Broadland Business Park, Norwich, Norfolk, NR7 0FE

Visit the Delta Fire website for more information on the company.

CREST Awards

This project has been designed to help students achieve a CREST Award. Please download the CREST Project Guide to help you.

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CREST Project Guide PDF 199 KB Download