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The remote area for a wet hydraulically-calculated sprinkler system contains two different hazard classifications - Light and Ordinary Hazard Group II.
When using the density/area method of NFPA 13, is each sprinkler calculated only to the hazard within the room it protects? If the OH2 spaces are confined to small storage rooms (with walls and doors), does the OH2 density have to extend beyond the OH2 room at all? Posted anonymously for discussion. Discuss This | Submit Your Question | Subscribe
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Anon
6/21/2019 11:59:12 am
...Note that when using density/area method, walls are generally not considered in delineating the remote area (although I wish it clearly stated that somewhere).
Mike
6/21/2019 12:10:37 pm
NFPA 13, 11.1.2 (1)
Kevin Clay
6/21/2019 09:59:34 pm
Concur Leave a Reply. |
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