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“Fire suppression” as a book category covers the theory and practice of preventing, controlling, and extinguishing fires across structural, industrial, marine, aviation, and wildland settings. Titles typically span fire science and dynamics; tactics and strategy; suppression agents (water, foam, dry chemical, clean agents) and equipment; fixed systems (sprinklers, standpipes, gaseous and water-mist systems) and their inspection, testing, and maintenance; integration with detection and alarm; hydraulics and pump operations; incident command, safety, PPE, and training; codes and standards (e.g., NFPA, ICC) and regulatory compliance. The category also includes case studies and after-action reports, risk assessment and pre-incident planning, WUI and community risk reduction, environmental and health considerations (such as PFAS and clean-agent stewardship), and emerging technologies. Intended for firefighters, fire protection engineers, safety professionals, facilities managers, students, and policymakers, these works range from technical manuals and textbooks to historical analyses and policy guides.

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