So if you do a separate valve for each booth what about the duct?  They all
probably use the same exhaust duct.  A separate valve for the duct?.  Now
you have four valves.  If they are doing maintenance on one booth I bet
they are all shut down for business.  Just use one valve unless they are
widely separated in space.

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  Date:       11/11/2010 03:40 PM                                               
                                       
                                                                                
                                       
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It would be easier to do separate drops with separate valves to each area.
Will make it easier to maintain when you have to shut one down to clean
heads or replace bags on the heads or if you have a discharge you don't
have to disable all systems just the one affected.  Plus if a booth or
mixing area is moved it makes disconnecting and removal of the system
simpler. Hopefully the budget isn't that tight to not be able to afford a
few more butterfly valves.

Craig Prahl
CH2MHILL/SPB
864-599-4102
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Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 5:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Paint spray booth

NFPA 13, 2007 section 21.4.1.5 : The sprinkler system for each spray area
and mixing room shall be controlled by a separate, listed indicating
valve(s), operable from the floor.

I have two spray booths and a mixing booth side by side. Can one valve
supply the three booths or are three valves required, one per booth?

Tony

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