Does anyknow know what NFPA articles apply to fire supression systems at fuel islands? I am trying to design a system, and the fss manufactures have pretty much left us in the dark. Does a fire supression system need to be tied into the emergency stop control panel? What are the power requirements? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Fuel Island Fire Supression
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barbeer
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Some bathroom reading material for you!:smile:
http://www.nfpa.org/catalog/product.asp?category_name=Hazardous+Materials&pid=30A08&target_pid=30A08&src_pid=&link_type=category&src=catalog&cookie%5Ftest=1
http://www.nfpa.org/catalog/product.asp?category_name=Hazardous+Materials&pid=30A08&target_pid=30A08&src_pid=&link_type=category&src=catalog&cookie%5Ftest=1
barbeer
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How about nfpa1? Maybe a call to the Fire Marshal could help, they will likely have input anyway.
barbeer
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Yeah! Most codes and standards are not that specific and left open to interpretation, thats why I suggested a talk with AHJ.
Is the fact that the facility is un-occupied and remote throwin you off? I do not know that there would be any different requirements because of this.
Is the fact that the facility is un-occupied and remote throwin you off? I do not know that there would be any different requirements because of this.
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