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NFPA 37: Fire Connection Guidelines

The document discusses fire department connections and various types of valves used in fire sprinkler systems. It notes that fire department connections are not required for buildings in remote, inaccessible areas under 186m2 or with large deluge systems exceeding fire department pumping capacity. It also provides remarks on pressure relief valves, which should be installed when pump pressures exceed component ratings, and pressure reducing valves, which are used when normal water pressures may exceed 175 psi or with fire hose cabinets. References to NFPA standards are included.

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NFPA 37: Fire Connection Guidelines

The document discusses fire department connections and various types of valves used in fire sprinkler systems. It notes that fire department connections are not required for buildings in remote, inaccessible areas under 186m2 or with large deluge systems exceeding fire department pumping capacity. It also provides remarks on pressure relief valves, which should be installed when pump pressures exceed component ratings, and pressure reducing valves, which are used when normal water pressures may exceed 175 psi or with fire hose cabinets. References to NFPA standards are included.

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• E.

valves
E. Fire department connection (Siamese connection) cont.

Remarks :

X= 457 – 1219 mm

Fire Fighting Tech. For You  Refer to NFPA 13-2013ed-sec 8.17.2


• E. valves
E. Fire department connection (Siamese connection) cont.

Fire Fighting Tech. For You  Refer to NFPA 13-2013ed-sec 8.16.1


• E. valves
E. Fire department connection (Siamese connection) cont.
Remarks :

• Systems shall not required FDC:

A. Building located in remote area that are


inaccessible for fire department support.

B. single story building with area < 186m2.

C. large capacity deluge system that


exceed the pumping capacity of fire
defense.

Fire Fighting Tech. For You  Refer to NFPA 13-2013ed-sec [Link]


• E. valves
O. Pressure Relief Valves

Remarks :
Shall be installed with diesel drive
pump when 121% of shutoff (churn)
pressure plus static pressure exceed.
component rating pressure.

Shall be installed between the pump


and discharge check valve.

Fire Fighting Tech. For You  Refer to NFPA 20-2013ed-sec4.18.1.2


 Refer to NFPA 20-2013ed-sec4.18.3
• E. valves
P. Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV)

Remarks :

I. In portions of systems where all


P1 P2 components are not listed for
pressure greater than 175 psi (12.1
bar) and the potential exists for
normal water pressure in excess of
175 psi (12.1 bar), a listed pressure-
P2 < P1 reducing valve shall be installed.

II. Used with fire hose cabinet to avoid


exceeding the maximum permissible
pressure.

Fire Fighting Tech. For You  Refer to NFPA 13-2013ed-sec [Link]

• E.    valves
E.
Fire department connection (Siamese connection) cont.
Remarks :
X= 457 – 1219 mm
Fire Fighting Tech. For Yo
• E.    valves
E.     Fire department connection (Siamese connection) cont.
Fire Fighting Tech. For You
Refer to NFPA 13-201
• E.    valves
E.     Fire department connection (Siamese connection) cont.
Remarks :
•
Systems shall not required FDC:
A. Bu
• E.    valves
O. Pressure Relief Valves
Fire Fighting Tech. For You
Remarks :
Shall be installed with diesel drive 
pump wh
• E.    valves
P. Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV)
Fire Fighting Tech. For You
Refer to NFPA 13-2013ed-sec 8.16.1.2
P1
P2
P2 <

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