PE Problem #14

6/20/2018

Which of the following arrangements is not permitted for a new prison, under NFPA standards?
a. Sprinkler Protected, Type II (222) Construction, High-Rise Building
b. Sprinkler Protected, Type II (000) Construction, 3-Story Building
c. Sprinkler Protected, Type IV (2HH) Construction, 2-Story Building
d. Sprinkler Protected, Type V (000) Construction, 1-Story Building

Solution | Posted 06/21/18

4 Comments

FPE

6/20/2018 06:20:32 am

b. Sprinkler Protected, Type II (000) Construction, 3-Story Building
(Ref - NFPA 101-2018, Table 22.1.6.1)

Colleen

6/20/2018 08:42:35 am

FYI, the 2015 edition of 101 is the official suggested reference for the 2018 PE per SFPE (https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.sfpe.org/resource/resmgr/pe/2018_Fire_Protection_PE__Exa.pdf)

Colleen

6/20/2018 08:40:43 am

b). Sprinkler Protected, Type II (000) Construction, 3-Story Building

Agreed, per NFPA 101 Table 22.1.6.1

David

6/20/2018 12:52:36 pm

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