Todd, Here is a program that I found last week that converts pdf to dxf
files. the dxf can then imported into autocad and converted to dwg. it
makes the drawing usable in autocad. when you download it you get 20
free uses . maybe worth checking out. It is called Aide PDF to DXF
Converter 9.0.
I looked at it. It seems to do a nice job on the conversion.
Craig Leadbetter
Safeguard of Marquette
(P)906-475-9955 Ext 101
(F) 906-475-5474
(C) 906-362-5393
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Thanks, Gregg. I'll take a look.
At 08:52 AM 9/22/2008, you wrote:
Todd, Here is a program that I found last week that converts pdf to
dxf files. the dxf can then imported into autocad and converted to
dwg. it makes the drawing usable in autocad. when you download it
you get 20 free uses .
For the maximum ceiling temperature, Table 6.2.5.1 notes a 25 F
differential for Intermediate to Ultra high heads and a 35 F
differential for the Ordinary head.
1. Can anyone provide any information as to why 25 F is not used in all
cases?
2. Wasn't 50 F used as a guideline for many years?
I have no idea how or why the current differentials were determined. However
with the solder link sprinklers as you get close to the set point they
experience a phenomenon called cold flow. Over time a sprinkler operated
contentiously within 25 - 30 degrees of its set point would activate. With
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Does anyone know of a residential concealed head (flat) approved for
installation in a beam?
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I am designing a system for a board and care facility and am having some
issues with the fire marshal. Down the hall where the bedrooms are is a
large skylight. The dimensions are 16'x40'x3', which is 637 sq ft and a
pitch of 12:4. The skylight and frame are all non-combustible. Right now the
Does he reference a particular code requirement?
Craig L. Prahl, CET
Fire Protection Group
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Lockwood Greene
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The only code cited was 8.6.4.1.3 but this is concerning pendent heads and
we were designing using sidewalls and throwing across the area.
Karen Purvis
Designer
Facility Systems Consultants
714 S Gay St
Knoxville, TN 37902
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I don't see where NFPA 13 allows you to have a unprotected ceiling pocket for
sidewalls and or extended coverage.
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Look at NFPA 13, 2007, 8.5.7, he may be looking at this as if it is a ceiling
pocket. But in any case I couldn't find reference to a skylight smoke detector
requirement unless it's being used for smoke control.
The following excerpt is from the IBC, 2006 limiting the allowable area but
also
While yesterday marked a historic day for the fire sprinkler industry and
for fire safety in general, now is not the time to sit on this victory, and
wait to see what happens.
This was not Evil K. jumping the Grand Canyon. (Although most of us felt it
took at least that much concerted effort by
If I remember correctly in the TYCO white paper on Slope beamed ceilings
Tyco placed the concealed LF II in the beams for better performance. I'd
call Tyco Tech Support.
Thom McMahon, SET
Firetech, Inc.
2560 Copper Ridge Dr
P.O. Box 882136
Steamboat Springs, CO 80488
Tel: 970-879-7952
Fax:
Hello Thom,
Yes they did. I was reading the white paper on that over the weekend.
Monday, September 22, 2008, 4:36:53 PM, you wrote:
If I remember correctly in the TYCO white paper on Slope beamed ceilings
Tyco placed the concealed LF II in the beams for better performance. I'd
call Tyco
rehash an old argument.
why? because maybe there is more loss-data statistics or anecdotes.
mechanical engineer told me not to standard sprinkler computer data rooms
because
the water and smoke ruined all the computer equipment in the room of fire.
i told him, all sounds like too strong a
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