The sprinkler control valve (s) shall be located in one of the following areas: (1) Facing an external space within a travel distance of 10m from entrance to the FCC. (2) Within a fire lift lobby/ smoke-free lobby. (3) Within a sprinkler pump room. (4) Within a 1-hr fire-rated enclosure, located at most 10m travel distance from the entrance to
ConsultaChapter 6 • Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment 271 • Gloves — Made of leather or inherently flame-resistant materials. They protect the hand and wrist from sharp or hot objects, temperature extremes, and scalding water. • Goggles — Protect the eyes from ash, embers, dust, and other particulates.
ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEMS (iii) separate dry and wet rising main systems in a building are permitted. (b) Notwithstanding the requirements in sub-clause (a), dry rising main conforming to SS 575 shall be provided to any part of a single or multiple
Consulta5.6.2 Machinery spaces of category A above 500 m 3 in volume shall, in addition to the fixed fire-extinguishing system required in paragraph 5.1.1, be protected by an approved type of fixed In the case of continuously manned machinery spaces, the fire-fighting system is only required to have a manual release capability.
Consulta7.2.6 Escutcheons and Cover Plates. 7.2.6.1Plates, escutcheons, or other devices used to cover the annular space around a sprinkler shall be metallic or shall be listed for use around a sprinkler. 7.2.6.2*Escutcheons used with recessed, flush-type, or concealed sprinklers shall be part of a listed sprinkler assembly.
Consulta17.1.1 Fire detection and fire alarm systems are to comply with Chapter 9 of the Fire Safety Systems Code (FSS Code), SOLAS Chapter II-2, Part C, Regulation 7-Detection and alarm and the requirements in this Section. 17.1.2 In passenger ships, a section of detectors and manually operated call points shall not be situated in more than one main
ConsultaFIRE FIGHTING SYSTEMS. 6.1. PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS. 6.1.1. General. All Purpose Groups, except Purpose Groups I shall be provided with portable fire
Consulta6(I) CHAPTER 6. FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEMS. ROOT OBJECTIVES. The primary intentions of this chapter are encapsulated in the following statements:-. R6.1 Provide appropriate and adequate fire-fighting facilities for occupants to perform initial fire-fighting. R6.2 Provide appropriate and adequate fire fighting facilities for fire-fighters to conduct
ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE-FIGHTING SYSTEMS Learning Objectives: Recall the location, design, and operation of shipboard fire-fighting systems to include firemain, aqueous film
ConsultaChapter 6-6 6.2.7 Foam inlets Where boiler room/s or storage room/s containing highly combustible materials are located in basement or not easily accessible for firefighting, foam inlets and pipe works shall be provided for the purpose of delivering foam solution to
ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE-FIGHTING SYSTEMS Learning Objectives: Recall the location, design, and operation of shipboard fire-fighting systems to include firemain, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), magazine sprinkler, installed carbon dioxide (CO2), and Halon systems.
Consulta1Chapter6FIREFIGHTINGSYSTEMS6.1.1PORTABLEEXTINGISHERSaAllpurposegroupsexceptPurposeGroupsandIIresidentialfloorsshallbeprovidedwithportablefireextinguishers
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ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE-FIGHTING SYSTEMS Learning Objectives: Recall the location, design, and operation of shipboard fire-fighting systems to include firemain, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), magazine sprinkler, installed carbon dioxide (CO2), and Halon systems.
ConsultaChapter 6-Fixed Foam Fire-Extinguishing Systems. 1 Application. 2 Definitions. 3 Fixed high-expansion foam fire-extinguishing systems. 4 Fixed low-expansion foam fire
ConsultaFire protection systems Ch. 6 Case study: 1.What actions and steps should have been taken prior to this event to ensure the pressure regulating hose valves were properly adjusted.Should have checked the flow rate, make sure the correct device was installed, should have tested the valves.
Consultafulfil the intentions of this chapter:- S6.1 Provisions for fire-fighting systems for initial fire fighting by occupants shall be installed appropriate to:- (i) the nature of the fire hazard
ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE-FIGHTING SYSTEMS Learning Objectives: Recall the location, design, and operation of shipboard fire-fighting systems to include firemain, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), magazine sprinkler, 4 Q6. What Navy rating maintains the magazine
ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEMS 6.1 PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS 6.1.1 General (a) All purpose groups, except purpose groups I and II (Residential floors) shall be provided with portable fire extinguishers.
ConsultaCHAPTER 6 FIRE FIGHTHING SYSTEM Fire Protection System • Are used to alert people that a small fire or some overheating has occurred, and that there is a danger of fire happening soon. • Smoke detectors, and heat detectors ,the fire alarm panels, sub-control panels, bells, break-glass can be grouped into this area.
ConsultaProtection of plastic pipes. Protection of metallic pipes. Chapter 3. Fire Escape. Minimum 2 fire escapes. 3 fire escapes for the floor with 500-1000 occupants. 4 fire escapes for the floor more than 1000 occupants. Distance from any point to fire escape in the range of 30-90 meters depending on types of building and fire fighting system.
ConsultaHandbook Chapter 1 General (Definition) Handbook Chapter 2 Means of Escape. Handbook Chapter 3 Structural Fire Precautions. Handbook Chapter 4 Site Planning and External Fighting Provision. Handbook Chapter 5 Electrical Power Supplies. Handbook Chapter 6 Fire Fighting Systems. Handbook Chapter 7 Air Conditioning and
ConsultaThe document discusses fire protection systems and firefighting equipment requirements for construction sites. It covers smoke detectors, heat detectors, fire alarm panels, sprinkler systems, standpipes, fire extinguishers, hoses, and other fixed and portable firefighting equipment. Requirements include maintaining access to equipment, periodic inspections,
Consulta6.2.2 Number, location and size of rising mains. a. Standard. The number, distribution, size and installation of rising mains shall comply with the requirements stipulated in SS 575. b. Locations of landing valves. Rising mains and the associated landing valves shall be kept free of physical and visual obstruction, and be located: (1) within a
ConsultaChapter 6-Firefighting Systems Clause 6.5 Fixed Automatic Fire Extinguishing Systems Search Firecode by: Keyword SEARCH Missing value Navigate to: Chapter Clause Go To Print Code Include Explanations, Rationale and Notes Amendment Annotation
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