yone direct me to an NFPA-13 Section
addressing This?
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missing something so obvious? Can anyone help with clarity? is it .6 or 1.2?
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as a minimum). I am confused. Am I
missing something so obvious? Can anyone help with clarity? is it .6 or 1.2?
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y is same situation?
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On Wednesday, April 3, 2024 at 06:43:54 AM PDT,
rimrock.design.servi...@gmail.com wrote:
Asking this on behalf of Rowe
,
minimum K-5.6 (K-80), and designed for a minimum of 8 in rack sprinklers
operating at 30 gpm (114 L/min) when one level of in rack sprinklers is
installed.
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of Influence of the Longitudinally braced 2½"
Grid lines from the Zone Of Influence of the 6" Grid Mains? Does NFPA-13
address this scenario?
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If the required pressure at the FDC is 178 psi and the City pressure is 84
psi, do I subtract the 84 psi from the 178? or do I just put the 178 psi on
sign?
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How do you determine the Standpipe augmentation for the FDC Signage. Is it the
required Standpipe required PSI minus the city water pressure? Any input or
help would be appreciated.
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Sr. Fire Sprinkler DesignerSINGLETON FIRE PROTECTION INC
Any thoughts on the classification on Silk Screening Production? What it be
Ordinary Hazard Grp.2 (Printing).
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.) into my
calculation? The 2 areas are separated by 1 hour rated walls.
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a Del Ray (LA County). Where
would it address it in the 2022 CBC or CFC, or any LA County regulations?
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On Tuesday, January 16, 2024 at 10:31:00 PM PST, Steve Leyton
wrote:
My bad - to be clear, I was talking about the space below the double layer
envelope on the bottom chords, as I misread the question. In the so-called
plenum space
I guess I should mentioned the Min. 19/32" wood structural sheathing above the
joist with lightweight concrete above the sheathing. Does that make a
difference?
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(similar to
SSP's & SSU's). It is a Tyco 25.2K head. branchlines are spaced 8' on one side
and 10' on other side. Any comments would be appreciated.
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I have a smoke shop retail store where the fire inspector flagged them to apply
for a hazardous material fire permit for the sales/storage of 2,730 11 ounce
cans of level 2 aerosols (Spray Paint). I looked in NFPA-30B (It addresses only
rack, palletized or solid piled storage) of high roof facil
Test email
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Todd,
I will call
hese small aromovers)
When is an armover required to be restrained (if at all?). Could not find any
specific length in NFPA-13 (2016 ed.)
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hese small aromovers)
When is an armover required to be restrained (if at all?). Could not find any
specific length in NFPA-13 (2016 ed.)
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Are you running your line down the middle of the rack or if it is against a
wall, between the wall and rack?
When you say beam levels, are you meaning tier heights/elevations?
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To
.C. (Did I say
that correctly?)
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Subject: RE: NFPA-13R or NFPA-13?
Let me play devil's advocate for a second. Why does NFPA 13x
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Forum,
Can anyone please add there 2 cents in and help clarify when t
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Subject: Area increase factor based on C.F.C. 506.3 (NFPA-13R or NFPA-13?)
Than you all for your valued opinions and expertise, especially your
The building is either designed to 13 or 13R. There is no "13 for
>>>> this area and 13R for that area." If the garages are considered part
>>>> of the building and the building is eligible for 13R (as this one
>>>> appears it may
>>>> be) then
(with garage areas calced at NFPA-13) or should it be classified as a NFPA-13
with dwelling units & residential heads (calculations based on the greater of
the area/density @ .10 or the head listing). If not, what is the determining
factor or the threshold.
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Douglas,
I used to design wet fire sprinkler systems for blowtherm, and the size of the
area of coverage (for that particular sprinkler head) usually determined if It
would be an ELO.
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To
at permits closer than 18" clearance? or a
head with a spray pattern similar to the Tyco's CC1 and CC2 sprinklers that are
not specific application sprinkler? Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
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its closer than 18" clearance? or a
head with a spray pattern similar to the Tyco's CC1 and CC2 sprinklers that are
not specific application sprinkler? Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
Thank You Very Much,
George Medina Jr.
its closer than 18" clearance? or a
head with a spray pattern similar to the Tyco's CC1 and CC2 sprinklers that are
not specific application sprinkler? Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
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Subject: RE: Fire Sprinkler System Connecting to a Dead end City main -
Standards Reference
As requested - Reference AWWA M31
He approved it after all, small job under 2k
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Subject: RE: Fire Sprinkler System Connecting to a Dead end City main
What Steve said with the added caveat about when you
After further Review and discussion and Hydraulic calculations
He approved the dead end scenario.
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g methods:
(1) Connecting pumper's to large mains from which flow tests have indicated
adequate flows to supply both sprinklers and the required hose streams.
(2) Connecting pumper's to water mains not needed for sprinkler supply.
(3) Drafting pumper's from static sources.
If an
to get an exact estimate of time with out some cohesive set standards).
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Subject: RE: 4-WAY BRACING INCLUDING PRYING ACTION ON FASTNERS PER OSHPD'S
OPA#601
Okay you
California
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ying factor. If someone can briefly explain how the prying
factor works I would be indebted to thee for the rest of my short natural
life.
I could send a copy of Sheet 5.4 of the OPA #601 to anyone that can help.
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Definitely going to have a separate riser, I do not see any need to balance the
two since they are both from different systems. what do you think?
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balance the two? It is
economically advantageous not to connect at the base of the riser or to the
Supply main of the directly overhead system.
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Sent: Mon, Mar 7, 2011 3:35 am
Subject: RE: Non Sprinklered attic space less than 6 inches
11.2.3.1.4
Duane Johnson, PE
rogram Manager
ivision of
Can anyone direct me to the section regarding unsprinklered attic space above a
calculated area of 3,000 sq.ft. and it's requirements? I have NFPA13 2007 ed.
and can't seem to find it.
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The City of Los Angeles did not require fire sprinklers in the attic and most
home used CPVC. All homes over 10,000 sq.ft. required an F.D.C., so could it be
possible that they pumped into the F.D.C and pumped over 200 psi?
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Excellent!
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Subject: Residential Sprinklers
Folks,
Here is a link to an excellent article from the PME eNewsletter 2/3/11. I
ish more PEs felt this way.
http
f the booth so as not to
have to install a 6" riser for all the overage.
George Medina Jr.
Monterey Park, Ca
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Subject: Re: sprinklers in duct
The duct or the spray booth? just figure all.
O
We need restraints at the end of all branch lines here is So. Cal but look at
NFPA-13 2007, Sec.9.3.6.3
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Thanks Cliff
Oh, I forgot to mention that there is a new 5 head water curtain required now.
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Why would it matter on a pipe schedule system? You'll
ich I have not been able to find) and was
looking for a head that had that criteria in reverse.
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Encapsulated? You probably want to design it at the level where In-rack
sprinklers are not going to be required (If the corresponding table or figure
allow it) correct?
How are the plastics stored?
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?
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have a question for the forum. We have a contract to retrofit an existing
uilding for a "White Cap Construction Supply&qu
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Sent: Tue, Nov 16, 2010 2:36 pm
Subject: RE: Paint spray booth
Thanks for the input. Everyone that replied said heads were needed in the
it. My thinking was the same, but wanted to sound the forum to verify.
nother
s just to balance out the system. As
long as I had the same size orifices in the each different areas of the booth i
stood in compliance of not mixing orifices to balance out the system.
George Medina Jr.
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thod
for calculating the actual flow through the fire hydrant? Just my opinion.'
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Sent: Mon, Oct 18, 2010 10:41 pm
Subject: Re: Fire Hydrant Calculation Method
George,
I was being harassed by
perty. I requsted
a fire flow test for the address where the new private fire hydrant is going.
The fire flow availabilty form was:
90psi static, 82psi residual at 4657 gpm. The fire inspector wanted the new
private fire hydrant to produce a minimum of 1500 gpm @ 20psi.
George Medi
orrect either. Any
advice for this absent minded designer?
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Subject: RE: Fire Hydrant Calculation Information
Another method, from a parasite, without deter
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Subject: Fire Hydrant Calculation Information
orum,
What is the formula to find Hydrant flows at 20 psi? ( Was that said correctly
of 2½" outlets. If I could be directed to the location of the information
or if anyone has an old notebook with the following information it would be
greatly appreciated if shared.
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NFPA-13 2007ed. Sec. 22.4.4.5.4 & 22.4.4.5.5 might help.
George Medina Jr.
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Sent: Fri, Oct 8, 2010 11:15 am
Subject: RE: Full height walls in exposed room - segue
Since we are talking about this sor
make sure I get a second
opinion next time ( it was before i joined the great forum). So thanks for the
heads up.
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Subject: RE: Full height walls in ex
NFPA-13 (2007ed.) Sec. 11.1.2 and A.11.1.2 might help.
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Subject: Full height walls in exposed room
Office with ceilings
I think you only need to go 15' beyond the walls with coverage.
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Subject: Full height walls in exposed room
Office with ceilings containing a storage
am not Familiar with these code sections, and if there is anyone with
experience in it, your guidance would greatly be appreciated.
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Expansion joint? Maybe less expensive than Metra Flex.
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Sent: Thu, Jul 1, 2010 3:57 pm
Subject: Seismic Bracing
Hello Sprinklerforum,
I am looking for ways to
Where in NFPA-13 2007ed. for rack storage does it specifiy calculating the
overhead system with the in rack calculation demand?
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Tom,
I did not read the other e-mail to Ken,
Are you trying to Clarify if 6" ring hangers should be used to hang 2½" pipe?
at each end?
George Medina Jr.
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S
ess the only thing to confirm is not to exceed the
bending stress of 15 ksi
which might not be a problem since you are cutting the load a little less than
half.
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Tom,
Is your 6" Main on a trapeze hanger?
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Subject: trapeze hangers
I'm running a grid which consists of a 6" near main, 4" far main with 2
/2&
It's been ten years since I've been in Sprinkler school, So i guess I need to
sign back up again ;( .
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George Medina Jr.
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(ex - Sr. Fire Sprinkler Designer )
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Thanks Forum For Your Invaluable insights
I have always used the same method (average) and was wondering if there was
something I've been missing In the book.
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Sr. Fire Sprinkler Designer
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g all these years).
1.2√design area
S
S= Distance between sprinklers on branch line
1.2√design area
S
S= Distance between sprinklers on branch line
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Thanks everyone,
It is actually considered an open grid ceiling (Thanks for directing me to
Sec.8.15.3).
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Sent: Wed, Apr 14, 2010 6:14 am
Subject: RE: Grating
Boxes are placed on grated
What is the dimensions of grating when sprinklers are required underneath? I
looked under NFPA-13 (2007 ed.) index for Grating and found no specifications.
.
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2.8K heads.
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Subject: RE: WINDOW SPRINKLERS
You know there are window sprinklers other than Tyco's. I take the word "sill"
iterally when apply
I have read Tyco's Data sheet and was planning on using a SSP because of Tyco's
5.6k, and NFPA's 2007 Table 7.8.8.4 reference to 2.8k for windows >3 to 4ft.
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I apologize for not being more clear, the 2½" mullions are vertical and was
asking if each panel required separate sprinklers for them exceeding 1".
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My main concern was that some uprights are spaced directly above the lights and
it appeared that there was a large dead space below, but it appears the
consensus is that it is ok with upright only.
Thanks again guys.
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Thanks guys, just making sure!
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Subject: RE: 2'x4' Light Obstruction
I have always looked at the width as being th
s in place around it or is there a
solution I am missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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there a more cost affective method to comply with this rule? and is it being
enforced in any other jurisdiction?
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Can anyone tell me who makes the rubber links that we put around
underground pipe when it comes through concrete holes (subterranean
garage). I installed some about twenty years ago and can't recall the
name of the product or the manufacturer.
Thanks to anyone that can help,
George Medi
, would that be the
correct term? I had a pressure of 170psi so my only concern was keeping the
flow down for the meter size.
Thanks,
George Medina Jr.
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From: Thom McMahon
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Sent: Mon, Jul 20, 2009 8:38 am
Subject: RE: Room
ny research data on the 'Room Design Method' where the mathematics and science
required the 8" lintel and/or 8' maximum width of unprotected opening? Any
suggestions? (besides walking away from it).
George Medina J
In my 26 years in the Industry I have never installed one in the closed meter
loop or designed one with a check valve. Why would NFPA 'Pumps for Fire
Protection Sytems' by Kenneth E. Isman, P.E. & Milosh T. Puchovsy, P.E. state
that.
George Medina Jr.
Sr. Fire Sprinkler De
I am using a Gerand Model K Venturi Type Meter.
George Medina Jr.
Sr. Fire Sprinkler Designer
95-1015 Ka'apeha Pl.
Mililani, HI 96819
808-388-5974 CL#
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the pump and before closing the
isolation valve. Somebody correct me for being wrong.
George Medina Jr.
Sr. Fire Sprinkler Designer
Dorvin D. Leis Inc.
Honolulu, HI 96819
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e do not have to add sprinklers in the
ceiling pocket (because of the 1000 cubit feet rule). Can we put a residential
pendent 11" from the higher ceiling (under the soffit). Are pendent spacing is
16' x 16'.
George Medina Jr.
Sr. Fire Sprinkler Designer
95-1015 Ka'apeh
I?agree with you.
George Medina Jr.
Sr. Fire Sprinkler Designer
95-1015 Ka'apeha Pl.
Mililani, HI 96819
808-388-5974 CL#
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From: Byron Blake
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Sent: Sat, 7 Mar 2009 6:29 am
Subject: Test/Drain at the Riser
Here here. We witnes
?Can?CPVC piping be run in an attic space using SSU/SSP in a NFPA-13 type
system? I We were using Tyco Attic HIP heads originally, but are unable due to
the wood member changes.
George Medina Jr.
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