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A New Approach to A New Approach to Sprinkler System DesignSprinkler System DesignSprinkler System DesignSprinkler System Design

Updates in sprinkler and suppression technologyUpdates in sprinkler and suppression technology

Brendan MacGrath

FM Global

Brendan MacGrathManager, International Codes & Standards

Madrid, del 23 al 25 de febrero de 2010 / Madrid, 23rd to 25th of February of 2011Madrid, del 23 al 25 de febrero de 2010 / Madrid, 23rd to 25th of February of 2011

ContentsContents

• Movement Away from Density and Demand Area• Movement Away from Density and Demand Area• New Installation Guidelines for Automatic Sprinklers

– Data Sheet 2-0Data Sheet 2 0• Changes in Storage Protection Tables – Data

Sheet 8-9• What all this means

C ili d it d fCeiling density and performance

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#1#1 K S i kl Att ib tK S i kl Att ib t#1#1-- Key Sprinkler Attributes Key Sprinkler Attributes ––K FactorK Factor

K 360K 360K 360K 360

K 80K 80K 80K 80

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K 80K 80250 l/min @ 10 bars250 l/min @ 10 bars

K 360K 360250l/min @250l/min @ 5 bar5 bar250 l/min @ 10 bars250 l/min @ 10 bars 250l/min @ 250l/min @ .5 bar.5 bar

Light fogLight fog Heavy downpourHeavy downpour-- Minimal penetrationMinimal penetration-- Easily pushed asideEasily pushed aside

-- Better penetrationBetter penetration-- Difficult to push aside Difficult to push aside

-- Prone to skipping Prone to skipping -- Skipping less likelySkipping less likely

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Data Graphs PlotsData Graphs Plots

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290290260260230230200200170170150150

(ft)(ft)

120120909060603030

(ft)(ft) 10X10X(ft)(ft)21.3 m21.3 m

K factorK factor

K240 (K16.8) K240 (K16.8) @ 300 l/min (80gpm)@ 300 l/min (80gpm)

K160 (K11.2)K160 (K11.2)@ 300 l/min (80 @ 300 l/min (80 gpmgpm))

15 sprinklers operated15 sprinklers operated 29 sprinklers operated29 sprinklers operated15 sprinklers operated15 sprinklers operated 29 sprinklers operated29 sprinklers operated

#2 K S i kl Att ib t#2 - Key Sprinkler Attributes –Orientation

PendentPendentPendentPendent UprightUprightUprightUprightPendentPendentPendentPendent UprightUprightUprightUpright55

Orientation

K160 (K11.2) PendentK160 (K11.2) Pendent K160 (K11.2) UprightK160 (K11.2) Upright

Orientation

K160 (K11.2) Pendent K160 (K11.2) Pendent @ 230 l/min (60 @ 230 l/min (60 gpmgpm))

K160 (K11.2) Upright K160 (K11.2) Upright @ 380 l/min (100 gpm)@ 380 l/min (100 gpm)

10 sprinklers operated10 sprinklers operated 32 sprinklers operated32 sprinklers operated

#3 - Key Sprinkler Attributes –y pResponse Time Index

SRSR QRQRSRSRQRQR

Response Time Index

K14.0 (K200) QRK14.0 (K200) QR K14.0 (K200) SRK14.0 (K200) SR

Response Time Index

K14.0 (K200) QR K14.0 (K200) QR @ 100 @ 100 gpmgpm (380 L/min)(380 L/min)

K14.0 (K200) SR K14.0 (K200) SR @ 120 @ 120 gpmgpm (450 L/min)(450 L/min)

11 sprinklers operated11 sprinklers operated 17 sprinklers operated17 sprinklers operated(uncontrolled (uncontrolled –– test terminated)test terminated)(( ))

Movement away from Density and Demand Area

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Movement away from Density and Demand Area

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Test 1

Density: 32 l/min/m²Density: 32 l/min/m²2 42 4Aisle width: 2.4 mAisle width: 2.4 m

Test 2

Density:Density: 2424 l/min/m²l/min/m²Density: Density: 2424 l/min/ml/min/mAisle widthAisle width: : 1.2 m1.2 m

Movement away from Density and Demand Area TestingMovement away from Density and Demand Area - Testing

Differences between both tests:Differences between both tests:Test 1 – 25 Sprinklers Test 2 – 1 Sprinkler

•• K160 (K11 2)K160 (K11 2) •• K360 (K25 2)K360 (K25 2)•• K160 (K11.2) K160 (K11.2) •• Upright sprinklerUpright sprinkler•• 68ºC Standard Resp68ºC Standard Resp

•• K360 (K25.2) K360 (K25.2) •• Pendent sprinklerPendent sprinkler•• 68ºC Quick Response68ºC Quick Response

Loss Impact ~ Loss Impact ~ €€1,000,0001,000,000

Loss Impact ~ Loss Impact ~ €€100,000100,000

•• 68 C Standard Resp.68 C Standard Resp.••

•• 68 C Quick Response68 C Quick Response••

, ,, , ,,~ 4.5 m3~ 4.5 m3~ 250 m3~ 250 m3 x 12x 12 x 5x 5

•• Standard Spacing; Standard Spacing; 3m x 3m (10’ x 10’)3m x 3m (10’ x 10’)

•• Extended Coverage; Extended Coverage; 4.2 x 4.2 m (14’ x 14’)4.2 x 4.2 m (14’ x 14’)3m x 3m (10 x 10 )3m x 3m (10 x 10 ) ( )( )

Old vs. New

• Betterprotection

• More cost ff tieffective

• More sustainablesustainable

Data Sheets On line FreeData Sheets On-line - Freewww.fmglobaldatasheets.com

Total 341Total 341Total 341 Total 341 pagespages• Simplify and improve

• Single global installation standard• Single global installation standard• Relax restrictions

VersatilityVersatility

Data Sheet 8 9 & Changes in Protection TablesData Sheet 8-9 & Changes in Protection Tables

• Protection tables based on– Ceiling height (not storage height, broader range goods)

– RTI (standard or quick response)( q p )– Orientation (upright or pendent)– Sprinkler K factor (~ nozzle size)Sprinkler K factor ( nozzle size)– No. heads at minimum pressure e.g. 6 heads @ 1.7 Bar

Manufacturing (D S 3 26 Jan 2011)Manufacturing (D.S. 3-26 – Jan 2011)

• Up to 60% less waterU 40%• Up to 40% less sprinklerssprinklers

OfficesOffices

• FM GlobalFM GlobalWindsor Offices

One thing never changes…One thing never changes…

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Gracias por su atenciónGracias por su atenciónGracias por su atenciónGracias por su atenciónThankThank youyou forfor youryour attentionattention

Brendan MacGrath

FM Global

Brendan MacGrathManager, International Codes & Standards

brendan.macgrath@fmglobal.com

Madrid, del 23 al 25 de febrero de 2010 / Madrid, 23rd to 25th of February of 2011Madrid, del 23 al 25 de febrero de 2010 / Madrid, 23rd to 25th of February of 2011