- Protection of Research Activities: Ensuring fire protection systems do not interfere with sensitive research and development activities.
- Specialized Fire Suppression: Using specialized suppression methods suitable for different types of research.
- Regular Maintenance and Inspections: Conducting regular maintenance and inspections to ensure system reliability.
- Compliance with R&D Facility Standards: Adhering to fire safety regulations and standards specific to research and development facilities.

Rapid Response: Ensuring systems provide rapid response to fires to minimize risk to passengers and staff.
- Complex Layouts: Designing systems to cover the complex layouts typical of large transportation terminals.
- Durable and Reliable: Using durable and reliable components that can handle the high traffic and usage.
- Compliance with Transportation Safety Standards: Adhering to fire safety regulations and standards specific to transportation terminals.

- Ventilation and Access: Ensuring adequate ventilation and access for maintenance and emergency response.
- High Pressure and Capacity: Providing high-pressure and high-capacity systems to cover extensive underground areas.
- Durability in Harsh Conditions: Using durable materials that can withstand the unique conditions of underground environments.
- Compliance with Underground Safety Standards: Adhering to fire safety regulations specific to underground facilities.

- High Pressure and Capacity: Ensuring the system can deliver high-pressure water to upper floors.
- Space Constraints: Designing compact systems that can fit within limited mechanical spaces.
- Tenant Safety: Prioritizing the safety of residents with reliable fire protection.
- Integration with Building Systems: Coordinating with other building systems, such as elevators and emergency lighting.

- Guest Safety: Ensuring reliable fire protection to safeguard guests and staff.
- Aesthetic Considerations: Designing systems that blend seamlessly with the aesthetic of the facility.
- Noise and Disruption Minimization: Ensuring minimal noise and disruption to maintain guest comfort.
- Compliance with Hospitality Standards: Adhering to fire safety regulations and standards specific to the hospitality industry.

- Explosion-Proof Design: Using explosion-proof equipment to prevent ignition of flammable substances.
- High Capacity and Pressure: Providing high-capacity and high-pressure systems to manage large fires.
- Chemical Compatibility: Ensuring materials are compatible with the chemicals present in the facility.
- Integration with Safety Systems: Coordinating with other safety systems, such as gas detection and emergency shutdown systems.