Fire Fighting System Design Basics (MEP)

The design of any fire-protection system is an exact science that takes into account a building’s use, occupancy, footprint, and even its other installed systems.

Planning for fire protection involves an integrated approach in which system designers need to analyze building components as a total package. In most cases, the analysis needs to go beyond basic code compliance and the owner’s minimum legal responsibilities for providing protection.

CHAPTER -001

1. INTRODUCTION TO FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM

2. SYLLABUS OVERVIEW

3. STANDARD SOCIETY --PPT

4. NFPA CODES FOR BUILDING SAFETY

5. FIRE TRIANGLE

6. REASONS OF FIRE

7. SYSTEM & EQUIPMENT

CHAPTER -002- FIRE EXTINGUISHER NFPA-10

1. FUEL CLASSIFICATION

2. TYPES OF FIRE EXTINGUISHER

3. HOW TO USE FIRE EXTINGUISGHER

CHAPTER -003- AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM NFPA-13

1. INTRODUCTION

2. TYPES OF SPRINKLERS

3. TYPES OF SPRINKLER SYSTEM

• WET SPRINKLER SYSTEM

• DRY SPRINKLER SYSTEM

• PRE ACTION SPRINKLER SYSTEM

• DELUGE SPRINKLER SYSTEM

4. SPRINKLER SYSTEM ARRANGEMENT

• TREE SPRINKLER ARRANGEMENT

• LOOPED SPRINKLER ARRANGEMENT

• GRIDDED SPRINKLER SYSTEM

5. TYPES OF HAZARDS (OCCUPANCY)

• LIGHT HAZARD

• ORDINARY HAZARD GROUP I

• ORDINARY HAZARD GROUP II

6. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM DESIGNING STEPS