No, it is NFPA 13

Rick E. Green, District Manager
East Coast Fire Protection, Inc.
1113 Cavalier Boulevard
Chesapeake, Va 23323
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J. Willis
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 8:57 AM
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Did you mean 13R in your first statement?

Matt

Matthew J. Willis
Living Water Fire Protection, LLC.
1160 McKenzie Rd.
PO Box 877
Cantonment, FL. 32533
850-937-1850 Voice
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----- >Behalf Of Rick Green
----- >Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 6:40 AM
----- >To: [email protected]
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----- >Installing a fire sprinkler system meeting NFPA 13 in a 
----- >4-story non-combustible construction hotel.
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----- >Within each dwelling unit there is a non combustible 
----- >concealed space housing a mechanical HVAC unit.  The non 
----- >combustible concealed space is located along an exterior 
----- >wall within each dwelling unit.
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----- >The concealed non-combustible space housing the 
----- >mechanical HVAC unit is constructed of metal 
----- >stud/sheetrock walls and concrete floor and ceiling.  
----- >There is complete separation floor to floor at all floors.
----- >The only opening in the concealed space is in the wall 
----- >in each dwelling unit for the vent.  The non combustible 
----- >concealed space is 2'-4" length X 2'-10" width.  As you 
----- >can imagine, the space is filled with the unit and the 
----- >ductwork that extends off the top of the unit to supply 
----- >the heating/cooling for dwelling unit.
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----- >Does the presence of the electric fan motor or the HVAC 
----- >unit constitute combustible loading in the 
----- >non-combustible concealed space per NFPA 13
----- >2002 Edition Sections 8.14.1.2.1 and 8.14.1.2.2?
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----- >The local authority is concerned with a fire starting 
----- >within the motor unit within the space and believes the 
----- >space should be protected with fire sprinklers.
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----- >Is fire sprinkler protection required?
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----- >Thanks for your help,
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----- >Rick E. Green, SET
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----- >East Coast Fire Protection, Inc.
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----- >1113 Cavalier Boulevard
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----- >Chesapeake, Virginia 23323
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----- >757/485-7486(p)
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----- >757/485-8730(fax)
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