ДСТУ EN 12845:2016 Стационарные системы пожаротушения. Автоматические спринклерные системы. Проектирование, монтаж и техническое обслуживание (EN 12845:2015, IDT)
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EN 12845:2015
Fixed firefighting systems-Automatic sprinkler systems-Design, installation and maintenance
прийнято як національний стандарт
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ДСТУ EN 12845:2016 (EN 12845:2015, IDТ)
Стаціонарні системи пожежогасіння.Автоматичні спринклерні
системи.
Проектування, монтування та технічне обслуговування
З наданням чинності від 2016-09-01
Contents
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Contract planning and documentation
4.1 General
4.2 Initial considerations
4.3 Preliminary or estimating stage
4.4 Design stage
4.4.1 General
4.4.2 Summary schedule
4.4.3 Installation layout drawings
4.4.4 Water supply
5 Extent of sprinkler protection
5.1 Buildings and areas to be protected
5.1.1 General
5.1.2 Permitted exceptions within a building
5.1.3 Necessary exceptions
5.2 Storage in the open air
5.3 Fire resistant separation
5.4 Protection of concealed spaces
5.5 Height difference between the highest and lowest sprinklers
6 Classification of occupancies and fire hazards
6.1 General
6.2 Hazard classes
6.2.1 General
6.2.2 Light Hazard - LH
6.2.3 Ordinary Hazard - OH
6.2.4 High Hazard - HH
6.3 Storage
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 Storage Configuration
7 Hydraulic design criteria
7.1 LH, OH and HHP
7.2 High Hazard Storage - HHS
7.2.1 General
7.2.2 Ceiling or roof protection only
7.2.3 Intermediate level in-rack sprinklers
7.3 Pressure and flow requirements for pre-calculated systems
7.3.1 LH and OH systems
7.3.2 HHP and HHS systems without in-rack sprinklers
8 Water supplies
8.1 General
8.1.1 Duration
8.1.2 Continuity
8.1.3 Frost protection
8.2 Maximum water pressure
8.3 Connections for other services
8.4 Housing of equipment for water supplies
8.5 Test facility devices
8.5.1 General
8.5.2 At pump house
8.5.3 At control valve sets
8.6 Water supply test
8.6.1 General
8.6.2 Storage tank and pressure tank supplies
8.6.3 Town main, booster pump, elevated private reservoir and gravity tank
supplies
9 Type of water supply
9.1 General
9.2 Town mains
9.3 Storage tanks
9.3.1 General
9.3.2 Water volume
9.3.3 Refill rates for full capacity tanks
9.3.4 Reduced capacity tanks
9.3.5 Effective capacity of tanks and dimensions of suction chambers
9.3.6 Strainers
9.4 Inexhaustible sources - settling and suction chambers
9.5 Pressure tanks
9.5.1 General
9.5.2 Housing
9.5.3 Minimum capacity (water)
9.5.4 Air pressure and contents
9.5.5 Charging with air and water
9.5.6 Control and safety equipment
9.6 Choice of water supply
9.6.1 Single water supplies
9.6.2 Superior single water supplies
9.6.3 Duplicate water supplies
9.6.4 Combined water supplies
9.7 Isolation of water supply
10 Pumps
10.1 General
10.2 Multiple pump arrangements
10.3 Compartments for pumpsets
10.3.1 General
10.3.2 Sprinkler protection
10.3.3 Temperature
10.3.4 Ventilation
10.4 Maximum temperature of water supply
10.5 Valves and accessories
10.6 Suction conditions
10.6.1 General
10.6.2 Suction pipe
10.7 Performance characteristics
10.7.1 Pre-calculated systems - LH and OH
10.7.2 Pre-calculated systems - HHP and HHS with no in-rack sprinklers
10.7.3 Calculated systems
10.7.4 Pressure and water capacity of boosted town mains
10.7.5 Pressure switches
10.8 Electrically driven pumpsets
10.8.1 General
10.8.2 Electricity supply
10.8.3 Main switchboard
10.8.4 Installation between the main switchboard and the pump controller
10.8.5 Pump controller
10.8.6 Monitoring of pump operation
10.9 Diesel engine driven pumpsets
10.9.1 General
10.9.2 Engines
10.9.3 Cooling system
10.9.4 Air filtration
10.9.5 Exhaust system
10.9.6 Fuel, fuel tank and fuel feed pipes
10.9.7 Starting mechanism
10.9.8 Electric starter motor batteries
10.9.9 Battery chargers
10.9.10 Siting of batteries and chargers
10.9.11 Starter alarm indication
10.9.12 Tools and spare parts
10.9.13 Engine tests and exercising
11 Installation type and size
11.1 Wet pipe installations
11.1.1 General
11.1.2 Protection against freezing
11.1.3 Size of installations
11.2 Dry pipe installations
11.2.1 General
11.2.2 Size of installations
11.3 Alternate installations
11.3.1 General
11.3.2 Size of installations
11.4 Pre-action installations
11.4.1 General
11.4.2 Automatic detection system
11.4.3 Size of installations
11.5 Subsidiary dry pipe or alternate extension
11.5.1 General
11.5.2 Size of subsidiary extensions
11.6 Subsidiary water spray extension
12 Spacing and location of sprinklers
12.1 General
12.2 Maximum area of coverage per sprinkler
12.3 Minimum distance between sprinklers
12.4 Location of sprinklers in relation to building construction
12.5 Intermediate sprinklers in HH occupancies
12.5.1 General
12.5.2 Maximum vertical distance between sprinklers at intermediate levels
12.5.3 Horizontal position of sprinklers at intermediate levels
12.5.4 Numbers of rows of sprinklers at each level
12.5.5 HHS intermediate sprinklers in non-shelved racks
12.5.6 HHS intermediate sprinklers below solid or slatted shelves in racks (ST5
and SI
13 Pipe sizing and layout
13.1 General
13.2 Calculation of pressure losses in pipework
13.2.1 Pipe friction loss
13.2.2 Static pressure difference
13.2.3 Velocity
13.2.4 Pressure loss through fittings and valves
13.2.5 Accuracy of calculations
13.3 Pre-calculated systems
13.3.1 General
13.3.2 Location of Design Points
13.3.3 Light Hazard - LH
13.3.4 Ordinary Hazard - OH
13.3.5 High hazard - HHP and HHS (except intermediate level sprinklers)
13.4 Fully calculated systems
13.4.1 Design density
13.4.2 Locations of the area of operation
13.4.3 Shape of the area of operation
13.4.4 Minimum sprinkler discharge pressure
13.4.5 Minimum pipe diameters
14 Sprinkler design characteristics and uses
14.1 General
14.2 Sprinkler types and application
14.2.1 General
14.2.2 Ceiling, flush, recessed and concealed pattern
14.2.3 Sidewall pattern
14.2.4 Flat spray pattern
14.3 Flow from sprinklers
14.4 Sprinkler temperature ratings
14.5 Sprinkler thermal sensitivity
14.5.1 General
14.5.2 Interaction with other measures
14.6 Sprinkler guards
14.7 Sprinkler water shields
14.8 Sprinkler rosettes
14.9 Corrosion protection of sprinklers
15 Valves
15.1 Control valve set
15.2 Stop valves
15.3 Ring main valves
15.4 Drain valves
15.5 Test valves
15.5.1 Alarm and pump start test valves
15.5.2 Remote test valves
15.6 Flushing connections
15.7 Pressure gauges
15.7.1 General
15.7.2 Water supply connections
15.7.3 Control valve set
15.7.4 Removal
16 Alarms and alarm devices
16.1 Water flow alarms
16.1.1 General
16.1.2 Water motor and gong
16.1.3 Piping to water motor
16.2 Electrical water flow and pressure switches
16.2.1 General
16.2.2 Water flow alarm switches
16.2.3 Dry and pre-action systems
16.3 Fire brigade and remote central station alarm connection
17 Pipework
17.1 General
17.1.1 Underground piping
17.1.2 Above ground piping
17.1.3 Welding of steel pipe
17.1.4 Flexible pipes and joints
17.1.5 Concealment
17.1.6 Protection against fire and mechanical damage
17.1.7 Painting
17.1.8 Drainage
17.1.9 Copper pipe
17.2 Pipe supports
17.2.1 General
17.2.2 Spacing and location
17.2.3 Design
17.3 Pipework in concealed spaces
17.3.1 General
17.3.2 False ceilings above OH occupancies
17.3.3 All other cases
18 Signs, notices, and information
18.1 Block plan
18.2 Signs and notices
18.2.1 Location plate
18.2.2 Signs for stop valves
18.2.3 Control valve set
18.2.4 Water supply connections to other services
18.2.5 Suction and booster pumps
18.2.6 Electric switches and control panels
18.2.7 Testing and operating devices
19 Commissioning
19.1 Commissioning tests
19.1.1 Pipework
19.1.2 Equipment
19.1.3 Water supplies
19.2 Completion certificate and documents
20 Maintenance
20.1 General
20.1.1 Introduction
20.1.2 Programmed work
20.1.3 Precautions while carrying out work
20.1.4 Replacement sprinklers
20.2 User's programme of inspection and checking
20.2.1 General
20.2.2 Weekly routine
20.2.3 Monthly routine
20.3 Service, testing and maintenance schedule
20.3.1 General
20.3.2 Quarterly routine
20.3.3 Half-yearly routine
20.3.4 Yearly routine
20.3.5 3 Yearly routine
20.3.6 10 yearly routine
21 Third party inspection
Annex A (normative) Classification of typical hazards
Annex B (normative) Methodology for categorizing stored goods
B.1 General
B.2 Material factor (M)
B.2.1 General
B.2.2 Material Factor 1
B.2.3 Material factor 2
B.2.4 Material factor 3
B.2.5 Material factor 4
B.3 Storage configuration
B.3.1 Effect of storage configuration
B.3.2 Exposed plastic container with non-combustible content
B.3.3 Exposed plastic surface - unexpanded
B.3.4 Exposed plastic surface - expanded
B.3.5 Open structure
B.3.6 Solid block materials
B.3.7 Granular or powdered materials
B.3.8 No special configuration
Annex C (normative) Alphabetical listing of stored products and categories
Annex D (normative) Zoning of sprinkler installations
D.1 General
D.2 Zoning of installations
D.3 Requirements for zoned installations
D.3.1 Extent of zones
D.3.2 Zone subsidiary stop valves
D.3.3 Flushing Valves
D.3.4 Monitoring
D.3.5 Zone test and drainage facilities
D.3.6 Installation control valve set
D.3.7 Installation monitoring and alarms
D.4 Block plan
Annex E (normative) Special requirements for high rise systems
E.1 General
E.2 Design criteria
E.2.1 Hazard group
E.2.2 Subdivision of high rise sprinkler systems
E.2.3 Standing water pressures at non-return and alarm valves
E.2.4 Calculation of distribution pipework for pre-calculated systems
E.2.5 Water pressures
E.3 Water supplies
E.3.1 Types of water supplies
E.3.2 Pressure and flow requirements for pre-calculated installations
E.3.3 Water supply characteristics for pre-calculated installations
E.3.4 Pump performance for pre-calculated installations
Annex F (normative) Additional measures to improve system reliability
F.1 General
F.2 Subdivision into zones
F.3 Wet pipe installations
F.4 Sprinkler type and sensitivity
F.5 Control valve set
F.6 Water supplies
F.7 Additional measures for theatres
F.8 Additional precautions for maintenance
Annex G (normative) Protection of special hazards
G.1 General
G.2 Aerosols
G.3 Clothes in multiple garment hanging storage
G.3.1 General
G.3.2 Categorization
G.3.3 Sprinkler protection other than at ceiling
G.3.4 Sprinklers in operation
G.3.5 Ceiling sprinklers
G.3.6 Automatic shutdown
G.3.7 Control valve set
G.4 Flammable liquid storage
G.5 Idle pallets
G.6 Spirit based liquors in wooden barrels
G.7 Non-woven synthetic fabric
G.7.1 Free standing storage
G.7.2 Rack storage
G.8 Polypropylene or polyethylene storage bins
G.8.1 General
G.8.2 Classification
G.8.3 Palletized rack storage (ST4)
G.8.4 All other storage
G.8.5 Foam additive
Annex H (normative) Sprinkler systems monitoring
H.1 General
H.2 Functions to be monitored
H.2.1 General
H.2.2 Stop valves controlling water flow to sprinklers
H.2.3 Other stop valves
H.2.4 Liquid levels
H.2.5 Pressures
H.2.6 Electrical power
H.2.7 Temperature
Annex I (normative) Transmission of alarms
I.1 Functions to be monitored
I.2 Alarm levels
Annex J (informative) Precautions and procedures when a system is not fully
operational...
J.1 Minimizing the effects
J.2 Planned shut-down
J.3 Unplanned shut-down
J.4 Action following sprinkler operation
J.4.1 General
J.4.2 Installations protecting cold storage warehouses (air circulation
refrigeration)
Annex K (informative) Twenty-five year inspection
Annex L (informative) Special technology
Annex M (informative) Independent certification body
Annex N (normative) Control Mode Specific Application Sprinklers: CMSA
N.1 Introduction
N.1.1 General
N.1.2 Definitions
N.1.3 General
N.1.4 Sprinkler type and temperature rating
N.1.5 Water demand
N.2 Sprinkler location
N.2.1 Sprinkler spacing
N.2.2 Range pipe sizes
N.2.3 Minimum clear space below sprinklers
N.2.4 Excessive clearance
N.2.5 Distance of sprinklers below ceiling
N.2.6 Location of sprinklers in beam and girder, concrete T and panel
construction
N.2.7 Obstructions to sprinkler distribution
N.3 Design
Annex O (informative) Example of P&ID
Annex P (normative) ESFR sprinkler protection
P.1 Introduction
P.2 Scope
P.3 Definitions
P.3.1 Sprinkler, ESFR pattern
P.3.2 Suppression mode
P.3.3 Classification of goods
P.3.4 Ceiling height
P.3.5 Laced tyre storage
P.3.6 Paper categories, based on weight
P.4 Contract arrangements
P.5 General
P.6 Occupancies and fire hazards
P.7 Racked, shelved and post pallet storage
P.7.1 Longitudinal and transverse flues
P.7.2 Shelving
P.7.3 In-rack sprinklers for ESFR systems
P.7.4 Design requirements
P.8 Building requirements
P.8.1 Roof or ceiling slope
P.8.2 Measures required to correct excessive roof or ceiling slope
P.8.3 Ceiling strength
P.8.4 Skylights
P.8.5 Powered ventilation
P.8.6 Walkways and conveyors
P.8.7 Sprinkler protection beneath mezzanines
P.9 ESFR sprinkler installation design
P.9.1 Installation type
P.9.2 Sprinkler nominal k-factor
P.9.3 Temperature ratings thermal sensitivity and colour codings
P.9.4 ESFR sprinkler location relative to obstructions at or near the ceiling or
roof....
P.10 Pipe sizing
P.10.1 General
P.10.2 Minimum pipe sizes
P.10.3 Minimum ESFR sprinkler flow pressure
P.10.4 The number of sprinklers assumed to be operating
P.10.5 Shape of design sprinkler area
P.10.6 Sprinklers beneath obstructions
P.11 Sprinkler spacing and location
P.11.1 ESFR sprinkler area of coverage
P.11.2 Obstructions
P.11.3 Sprinkler positioning relative to roof and ceilings
P.11.4 Sprinkler orientation relative to the floor or pipework
P.11.5 Clear space below sprinklers
P.11.6 Sprinkler location relative to draught or smoke curtains
P.11.7 Positioning of ESFR sprinklers relative to draught or smoke curtains
P.11.8 ESFR sprinkler protection adjacent to areas protected by standard
sprinklers
P.12 Water supplies
P.12.1 Pump drive and power arrangements
P.12.2 Pump selection
P.12.3 Duration
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