Dewayne,
Thanks, that's what I was thinking and hoping for was to treat it as
obstructed construction w/low sprinklers. I just wanted to be sure I wasn't
missing anything.
Any other opinions on this?
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In past similair situations here, we have done the individual stores.
The AHJ's have had no problems since the walls are fire rated.
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On Nov 22, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Greg McGahan [EMAIL PROTECTED
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Merry CHRISTmas to all
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, then pipe these from your most remote branch line(s).
The orfice would be equivalent to those in your most demanding area, the
pipe size is a min of 1.
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, and as the
handbook explains 7.3.2.7 it states this is not to provide a pass or fail
situation but to provide documented results to serve as a comparative basis
to identify possible system malfunctions or impairments.
Bobby Gillett
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. with a quick
opening device.
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for our
plastic piping and have never had it kicked back. Even the straps are
supplied with their own screws from both of the above manuf., this is part
of their listing. If you follow the listing on the pipe and then the strap,
I don't see where you are not in compliance.
Bobby Gillett
Sr.Project
One question, the 6 rod rule (9.3.5.3.8) for lateral would still apply, if
this is the case then you would only need longitudinal on your cross and
feed mains per 2007, correct?
Bobby Gillett
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To be clearer, the question is asked as if we were using the straps on the
cpvc as previously mentioned and not hanging it.
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We are installing a 13R system. There is a pump room with (5) 400gallon
plastic tanks that will be piped together. Is there anything that gives
direction for the requirements for piping materials, valves, etc. between
the tanks and pump?
Thank You,
Bobby Gillett
Sr.Project Manager
Key
That is what I had planned and put a air relief or vacuum break on the fill
pipe. One thing we were debating was the use of plastic or steel, but we
decided to groove it and go steel.
Thanks,
Bobby Gillett
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where to find direction for protecting the packaging of
explosives/ammunition.
Thank you in advance.
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the spacing protects it now. There reason for tearing
down and rebuilding is to create an open floor plan for packaging, right now
there are concrete walls throughout and minimal space for packaging. At the
same time they are increasing eave height.
Bobby Gillett
Sr.Project Manager
Key Fire Protection
=The depth of the bottom chord member
C=The distance from the bottom of the top chord to the bottom of the bottom
chord
D=The outside diameter of the pipe
Length = (AxC)/(B+D)
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The processing side conveys bricks of C-4 and drills holes in them to be
strung together. They are packaged in the new building.
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A= 3'-10 B= 3 C= 20 D= 4
3.83/(3+4)x20
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, Army Tech
Bulletin 700-2. Extinguishing Media recommended: Wet System/Deluge System
recommended.
They are telling they want it wet, utilizing the original riser.
I'm going to try and get more specifications from them.
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system is what is desired. If the need was to provide a
deluge or ultra high speed deluge, they take care of that themselves!!!
H...
Thank You again to all.
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I agree, everyone's first response, including mine, was C-4?!?!?! With the
hole jaw open and eyebrows raised thing going on.
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, it wasn't as bad as it seems as long as you were prepared when
you bid it. The field training and installation went well.
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Does anybody know where one can find any information (spec's, data sheets,
etc.) on Hodgman sprinklers?
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Thanks to all for the help, I have Googled it as well. I have a call in to
Globe's Tech dept. to hopefully get an answer. We have a fire marshal
questioning an old vertical sidewall he came across. He doesn't believe.
Thanks, again.
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
Key Fire Protection, Inc
That is exactly right. We even went as far as to pull out the sprinkler and
show him, where it could be seen goodstill not satisfied. What's a man
to do? We'll see what he says next.
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contractor made him pose his question, and if we weren't there
would he have just left it alone?! Here nor there, we plan on showing him
cut sheets from another one, explaining this one isn't available anymore,
and go from there.
Thanks to all.
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
Key Fire Protection, Inc
to the
electrician before hand, if it doesn't answer his questions he can reference
it while the pump rep is walking him through it.
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Understand, sorry I couldn't help further.
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control valve of the ACV. Does this scenario sound correct?
Thank You,
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?
Thank You,
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Thank You
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Not right now. But if duplicates of the material info and specs aren't
possible then availability to info for future situations would be
sufficient.
I appreciate the help.
Bobby Gillett
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allowing only the jockey to come on.
Any other comments are definitely welcome.
Thank You,
Bobby Gillett
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Great, thanks for the help. I'll look into this.
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FYI - In a similar situation with FM they say you should install all galv.
pipe on a dry system. I had to talk and talk to get the should allowed and
them to pass the black on the inside of the last one I did for one of their
clients.
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
Key Fire Protection, Inc
in but they don't check out!
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I agree. We argued for a long time (and lost), now wherever we travel we
always keep the same scenario, not to get bit there as well.
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Found it!
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I understand that this spells out the areas sprinkler pipe can and can't go.
But where does it say you can or can't pass through the electrical room.
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Is this in NFPA 70 2007 and if so where?
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What Thom said!!
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into the
stairwell (also fed by cpvc from the corridor). The question being asked by
the fire marshall - What is the fire rating of the escutcheons?
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But truly with the sprinkler being semi-recessed the pipe is not penetrating
the wall the sprinkler and escutcheon are. If the cpvc is considered
pentrating the wall, could you not transition to steel before the
penetration?
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
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(731) 424
My thoughts exactly Greg! Only way I know is to use a non recessed sprinkler
with a 2 piece deep plate and transition to steel.
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How do you propose fire rating the penetration when you have a HSW or
pendent in a ceiling? Especially concealed or semi recessed.
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wanting to know the fire
rating of the escutcheon.
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Thank You,
That makes total sense. I can't believe that fire caulking a sprinkler
w/concealed or recessed escutcheon would be expected, nor would it be
allowed.
Thank You to all who helped in this and those who still have comments to
come.
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
Key Fire Protection
Well the rating of the escutcheon is back, we replied to the fire marshall
with the comments from the IBC. His response was - show me the rating on the
escutcheon or show me in the SBC, I'm not recognizing the IBC. Anybody have
it in the SBC?
Thank You,
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
Thanks, Craig. He is using SBC '99. This project is in Northwest TN - local
city fire marshal.
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Thanks to all.
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Just to clarify, if it makes a difference, the sprinklers going to the two
rooms are staggered not being fed from a tee or cross.
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I thought Reliable had some new listings lately on them, might check theirs
as well.
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Staggered (membrane). We have passed along the '99 SBC info that Craig
supplied earlier, and imagine that - he's satisfied. If that didn't work, I
was going to take the advice a friend on the west coast suggested.
Thanks to all.
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No, but 9.3.5.4.1 Longitudinal sway bracing spaced at a maximum of 80ft on
center shall be provided for all feed and cross mains.
Are you putting Longitudinal on 1½ branch lines? Or am I mistaken?
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I was mistaken, I'm with you now. You must have some long bracing to require
this (5'-0 o.c.)
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Richard,
See NFPA 13 2007 8.16.2.3.3
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luck.
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Subject: Hanging branch lines from panel points
We
A test question leads me to ask the following;
Has anyone ever heard of a wax coated residential sprinkler? I would think
cost and appearance would limit everyone to poly. If there is any other
comments or reasoning please let me know.
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The polycoated also works well in this instance if color or appearance is an
issue. The original question came from a test question someone had on a
licensing ordeal. We had never heard of a wax coated res. And were just
curious to see what might be out there.
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details are general for all trades but specific at the same time. Our
S-T is in TN and I believe most GC don't enforce the whole branhline hanger
due to factoring in common sense vs. type.
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If the overhead system is wet then there would be no necessity for a dry in
the office. The office seems to be built inside the warehouse to a defined
height with nothing but a clg and insulation separating it from the
warehouse.
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I agree, that is the typical around here for that type of scenario.
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We knew it going into it, it was still close. We just had a real tight
schedule, we had 1 more day before it was below freezing when we finished.
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We look at it, as you said, a Sprinkler Success story. They look at it as
minor, not enough to report on. If they only understood!!
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Not if they stay parked there all night
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OH or LH - If there is a dry ex. coverage sprinkler for the hazard and roof
pitch that you can pipe around beams, etc. I would say - Yes.
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There was an earlier post about placing sprinklers under obstructions when
the overhead system is ESFR, are these required to be ESFR as well? I didn't
see any replies in the archives. How about it?
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to be ½ or larger and capable of restoring normal
air pressure to the system within 30 min. I don't see any requirements in 13
for pipe type of this supply.
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I agree, but this is the only reference I see in 13 that they might be
addressing this with.
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space them on a horizontal plane or with the slope. And do you space to each
hip ( 4 individual spaces) or space across the hip ( one floor space) ?
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and the As to the edge of the hip?
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and be 30 away. I believe this would act like an
obstruction and the one we added would not have an affect on the other
sprinkler spacing-correct?
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to opening distances will have to be field verified but I
believe they're closer than 30. The bad part is everyone (HVAC, Elect.,
Plumbing, etc.) had our sprinkler layout and all of these except 2 could
have been centered between lines/heads.
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be treated in the way an obstruction is treated correct? If we could
respace and be sufficient in the spacing of the other heads that would be
the way out, but that is impossible it creates under/over spacing.
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They are manual, for heat removal only. There is no A/C in the main part of
the building.
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The only D1 at Reliable that I am familiar with is a D1 guard. How old is
this sidewall sprinkler and what type--Dry, QR, SR, etc.?
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Did you see the response from Sal Izzo @ Reliable Technical Services? If not
give him a call at 1.800.55.RASCO or 864.843.5227. I believe he has what you
need.
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It is probably a vertical SW that was one of the sheets Sal had.
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I've done a few + and even with much coordination, they usually require some
somewhere. We did one in 2002 that the insurance co. is now requiring them
to add some under conveyors. Thank goodness we did the original
design/installation where we have everything we need.
Bobby Gillett
Project
If I'm reading 8.6.5.1.2 correctly, it says if you are against the wall- the
soffit has to be 30 or under to be able to use this.
Anything over 30 that is against the wall would require additional
sprinklers. Or am I having another Monday today?
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If I'm reading 8.6.5.1.2 correctly, it says if you are against the wall- the
soffit has to be 30 or under to be able to use this.
Anything over 30 that is against the wall would require additional
sprinklers. Or am I having another Monday today?
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! That surpasses the less than or equal
to 30 described in 8.6.5.1.2
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off of one wall.
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NO you aren't missing anything--you are correct all the way. I was looking
at the wrong chart. When you replied last - I double checked where I was
looking (at the correct chart for the incorrect sprinkler).
MY BOWS AND APOLOGIES!!
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Yep, me too!! By the way what is tomorrow? Oh yeah--MONDAY!!
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Sometimes the Owner's Certificate supplied in NFPA-13 4.3 can be of
assistance to you. You can then forward that info to the AHJ, and you'll
have it on file as well for those unclear surprises in storage at the last
minute.
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are!!
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Subject: RE: Pipe clamps on Z purlins
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Thanks,
That was the outcome that I had came up with, but didn't want to bump heads
with the AHJ until I had received some feed back from experience. Just in
case I was missing something and to see how some of you might have handled
this.
Again thanks to all!!
Bobby Gillett
Project Manager
this than I am to add
hydrants. The city hydrants meet this so we're ok on that.
Thanks for the artillery; I'm waiting on a call back from them. I'll let you
know how it goes.
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The project is using 2003 IBC and I don't see the chart or exception in
there. Is this new to 2006 IBC?
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the barrier as described in the previous paragraph. (See
Figure 2.4.5.3.5)
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less demanding requirements for non-storage
applications and dwellings.
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Are you saying the entire unit is above the deflector and nothing is below?
If this is the case then you don't worry about the obstruction rule, but if
the UH is lowered below the deflector -- then it becomes an obstruction.
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I don't know all of the dimensions and distances in your particular case,
but try applying 8.12.5.2 - this is more for the U.H. than 8.12.5.1
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with you on your opinion and this is also mine and no one
else'setcetc.
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only and another company's listing on the similair sprinkler is UL listed
for non-combustible obstructed construction.
On a second note my AFSA Fire Sprinkler School Book states that it is
obstructed construction although most AHJ's will consider it unobstructed.
Bobby Gillett
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only and another company's listing on the similair sprinkler is UL listed
for non-combustible obstructed construction.
On a second note my AFSA Fire Sprinkler School Book states that it is
obstructed construction although most AHJ's will consider it unobstructed.
Bobby Gillett
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. etc. This is something that needs to be cleared up for
all to see and we can get on the same page w/ each other and the AHJ's.
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My pricing was about .81 cents higher than the Reliable--I don't know what
yours will be.
Do you agree with EC in this situation per NFPA then?
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I have a brass upright 286° Model HHX (I believe its an old GEM), can anyone
verify the orfice/k-factor? Tyco is closed this afternoon.
Thank you,
Bobby Gillett
Sr. Project Manager
Key Fire Protection, Inc.
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Sorry, I should have also mentioned it is 3/4 thread and the deflector is
marked SSU-3 458A.
Bobby Gillett
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Key Fire Protection, Inc.
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