Thanks all,

Below is the paragraph in NATSPEC:

0833 SPRINKLERS

1       GENERAL
1.1     RESPONSIBILITIES
General
General: Provide automatic fire sprinklers, as documented.
1.2     DESIGN
General
Standard: To AS 2118.1.
1.3     CROSS REFERENCES
General
Requirement: Conform to the following:
-       0171 General requirements.
-       0801 Hydraulic systems.
-       0816 Tanks.
1.4     STANDARDS
General
General requirements: To AS 2118.1.
Drencher (wall wetting) system: To AS 2118.2.
Deluge system: To AS 2118.3.
Residential system: For accommodation buildings 4 storeys or less in height to 
AS 2118.4.
Combined sprinkler and hydrant systems: To AS 2118.6.

.........




2.2     STEEL PIPING
Fittings
General: Wall thickness to match that of the pipe.
Screwed fittings: Heavy pattern, low carbon steel suitable for making screwed 
joints to AS ISO 7.1.
Welded pipe construction: Provide butt-weld flanges.
Pipe bends: To AS 4041.
Elbows:
-       < DN 50: Screwed type.
-       ≥ DN 50: Either welded or segmented roll-grooved type.
Tees:
-       < DN 50: Screwed type.
-       ≥ DN 50: Either welded or roll-grooved type.
Mechanical roll-grooved fittings: Provide only in accessible locations, in 
sprinkler-protected areas.
Flanges: To AS 2129.
Bolts for flanges: Carbon steel to AS 2129 Appendix C.
-       Finish: Zinc-plated in non-corrosive environments; otherwise a 
protective finish with equivalent corrosion resistance to, and compatible with, 
the flange.
Thread sealing: Seal the threads of screwed connections with degreased PTFE 
tape or hemp with a thread sealing compound.




Regards,
Le Vu Phong

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Subject: Re: Mechanical roll-grooved fittings for fire pipe

NFPA 13 does provide rules for grooved piping.  These rules are copied from the 
2016 edition, so the current edition section numbers will be different.


6.5.3.1* Pipe, fittings, valves, and devices to be joined with grooved 
couplings shall contain cut, rolled, or cast grooves that are dimensionally 
compatible with the couplings.

6.5.3.1.1* Pipe, fittings, valves, devices, and couplings that conform with or 
are listed in compliance with standardized groove specifications shall be 
considered compatible.

6.5.3.1.2 Other groove dimensions and grooving methods shall be acceptable in 
accordance with 6.5.5.1.

6.5.3.2 Grooved couplings, including gaskets used on dry pipe, preaction, and 
deluge systems, shall be listed for dry service.

Coupling manufacturers are required to observe these dimensionally compatible 
specifications so that any manufacturer’s couplings or fittings will work with 
any other brand.

As always, the opinions expressed herein are my personal opinions and may not 
be considered as the opinion of NFPA or its committees. This opinion should not 
be considered or used as consultation services.

Bob Caputo, President
AFSA




On Wed, Dec 15, 2021 at 8:55 AM Jamie Seidl via Sprinklerforum < 
[email protected]> wrote:

> You are going to need to cite a specific section, and preferably 
> provide a link to said section, otherwise we will not know what you're 
> referencing.
> The link you provided takes you to a gateway page, and I don't think 
> there are many of us that have the time to find roll groove specs in 
> what appears to be a "spec book" web page.
> Can you give us a section you have in question?
>
> -Jamie Seidl
>
> On Tue, Dec 14, 2021 at 11:28 PM Phong - Indochine Engineering via 
> Sprinklerforum <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Dear All,
> >
> > NATSPEC in Australia specify the application of mechanical 
> > roll-grooved
> > fittings: Provide only in sprinkler-protected areas.
> > https://www.natspec.com.au/
> >
> > I wonder why and if NFPA has a similar rule?
> >
> > Thanks for discussing.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Le Vu Phong
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