Pete:
I've seen setups where a separation assembly, similar to the illustration in
NFPA 13 Figure A.9.3.3(a) of a Seismic Separation Assembly, were used. Other
pipe lengths and distances were used to account for the tide changes.
Larry Keeping, P.Eng.
Professional Loss Control
3413 Wolfedale
Frankly, I think everyone should just call Galen before they submit
their project for approval ...
SML
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Jeff Bridges
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Thank you for the feedback
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Subject: RE: Outdoor Dining
Jeff,
Thanks for providin
Jeff,
Thanks for providing more specific information about the project as well as
identifying the AHJ. First, however, please understand that compliance with
NFPA 701 does not mean the fabric is noncombustible. NFPA 701 is a flame
propagation standard. In order to qualify as noncombustible the
I agree with the field inspector if the canopy is immediately adjacent to
the building - within inches - and if there are combustibles under it. If
it is further than that it would be subject to whether or not it falls
under the definition of "attached" in the building code.
Greg McGahan
Living
For large fluctuations requiring long runs, and if you do your geometry
right, you can use shorter flex lines at either end with rigid pipe in
between.
On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 7:49 AM, wrote:
> I had a similar application back in 2010. We contacted US HOSE CORP (
> www.ushosecorp.com) about a c
I had a similar application back in 2010. We contacted US HOSE CORP
(www.ushosecorp.com) about a custom fab stainless steel braided hose. Due to
the possibility of multiple planes of movement the Metraflex was not going to
work. The other things to think about are UV exposure, temperature var
Pete,
I failed to mention that the braided steel hose lines were 4" diameter.
John
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Pete,
We did eight dry pipe systems for a marina near Nashville in 2009. Dry pipe
valve houses were on shore, and we fed to the docks with stainless steel
braided hose lines manufactured by Nashville Rubber and Gasket, 1900 Elm
Tree Drive, Nashville TN. 615-883-0030. They even provided grooved e
That's the best way I've seen. And if you have a larger main that you are
flowing thru, you can use FDC's (as connectors) and multiple hoses to get
the flow you need.
Cliff Whitfield, SET
President
Fire Design, Inc.
Ph: 719-488-3479
cl...@fire-design.com
www.fire-design.com
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I was leaning towards high pressure UV protected hose. Does that create a
listing issue?
Not many floating docks subject to elevation changes here in the Big Sky
County.
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Original message From: Pete Schwab
Date:10/30/2014 7:
The last one of these I quoted I proposed using a 25 ft piece of 2-1/2"
rubberized fire hose with a wrap for UV protection. Didn't get the job, but the
engineer was looking at that as a viable solution.
Todd G Williams, PE
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
Stonington, CT
www.fpdc.com
860-535-208
Our situation is an un-attached free standing structure. NFPA 13 8.15.7
refers to attached exterior features I believe
FWIW this is in LA City. Restaurant is on the ground floor of a low rise.
Framing of outdoor dining area (28' x 60') is square steel tubing and not
attached to building
Fabric is
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We have a project with a fixed dock connected to a floating dock. We need to
install a hose connection on the floating dock. NFPA 303 allows flexible
connections where approved by the AHJ. I am not sure that the Metraflex
Connector will work for the 3-4 feet of tide variation. Does anyone
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