Detection & Release Flashcards

1
Q

2 kinds of valves for pre action and deluge are

A

Latch Clapper Valves
Differential Type Valves

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2
Q

Where is the chamber for a Latch Clapper valve

A

Isolated from the rest of the valve

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3
Q

Define how a latch clapper valve operates

A

When the isolated chamber receives water pressure, it acts on a lever to hold the valves clapper against supply

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4
Q

2 examples of latching pre action valves are

A

Reliable B & BX
Grinnell/Gem Multimatic Model A-4

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5
Q

What kind latching mechanism does a ASCOA model F pre action valve use

A

Diaphragm actuator

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6
Q

Differential Ratio for Pre-Action Valves is generally

A

2-3.2 to 1

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7
Q

The 3 most common actuation methods are

A

-Wet Pilot Lines
-Electrical Detectors
-Pressurized Air or Nitrogen Pilot lines

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8
Q

What is the most simple actuation method

A

Wet Pilot Line

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9
Q

If automatic sprinklers are used as detectors, how must they be installed

A

In accordance with their listing as sprinklers

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10
Q

When a sprinkler head has a different deflector and is designed to be used in a pilot line what are they called

A

Fixed Temperature Release Device

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11
Q

Some Fixed temperature release heads for pilot lines can go how far apart

A

40ft x 40ft

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12
Q

What limitations do wet Pilot lines have

A

-How high they can be above the valve
-Total length of pilot line piping that can be run without increasing size

(Manufacturer specifies exact amount)

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13
Q

When sprinklers are subject to freezing, what must pilot line contain

A

Pressurized air or nitrogen

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14
Q

The transition from water to air, in a pneumatic pilot line is made with

A

Dry-Pilot Actuator, installed on pilot line near valve

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15
Q

The pneumatic actuator is what kind of “valve”

A

Deferential valve

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16
Q

Model C rate of rise release will activate when

A

Temperature increase of 15F per minute

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17
Q

Model C Rate of rise release is also equipped with what, for smoldering fires

A

A fixed temperature detector as a safeguard

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18
Q

How many C1 Releases can be placed on a single line

A

No limit

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19
Q

How is the C1 Releases reset

A

Self Resetting

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20
Q

How does the C1 Release operate

A

The tube element expands faster the the rod element, causing a pulling force on the lever arm, then depresses Schrader valve, venting pressure

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21
Q

C1 release preset standard gap is

A

0.025”

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22
Q

C2 release pre set gap is

A

0.018” gap

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23
Q

What keeps a preaction/deluge valve open?

A

Pressure Operated Relief Valve (PORV)

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24
Q

The PORV will remain open until the pressure from the sprinkler system drops below

A

5psi

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25
Q

Maximum air pilot line length of piping is

A

1000ft of 1/2” pipe

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26
Q

Where is the pneumatic actuator installed with relation to PORV

A

Above PORV in releasing line

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27
Q

What system was the original rate of rise system

A

ASCOA

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28
Q

When do rate of rise fire detectors operate

A

When the rate of temperature increase exceeds what is expected to be normal

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29
Q

As a general rule of thumb, rate of rise systems are much more ______ then fixed temperature equipment

A

Sensitive

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30
Q

ASCOA rate of rise systems are based on what principle

A

Air expands when heated

(If the air is confined, the expansion will create pressure)

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31
Q

How does the ASCOA system work

A

Temp rises, which creates air pressure, this pressure goes through tubing to a diaphragm which sets levers in motion

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32
Q

HAD stands for

A

Heat Actuated Device

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33
Q

What is a HAD

A

-Detects fire heat and absorbs it, heats the air inside the tubing to create pressure

-Air tight, hollow chamber with no moving parts.

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34
Q

What are HADs generally made of

A

Brass

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35
Q

What air tubing is used with an ASCOA rate of rise system

A

1/8” copper tubing

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36
Q

What does the compensating device do with a ASCOA rate of rise system

A

-Allows pressure changes caused by normal temperature changes to bleed off or enter tubing.
-must be calibrated

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37
Q

What happens if an excessive number of HADs are connected to a single line of air tubing

A

Pressure developed by fire heat in HADs close to fire would be absorbed by the ones farther away from the fire

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38
Q

HADs in groups of limited numbers is commonly referred to as

A

Thermal systems or circuits

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39
Q

In a supervised Deluge system where explosions may rupture part of the HAD, what is required

A

System modification so the system will operate on total pressure loss as well as rate of rise (double acting release instead of standard)

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40
Q

HAD fusing elements temperature rating

A

Up to 360F

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41
Q

HADs have the same colour coding and operating temperatures as

A

Automatic sprinklers

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42
Q

What is the mercury check valve made of

A

Plastic with stainless steel fittings

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43
Q

How many “wells” does a mercury check valve have

A

2 wells

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44
Q

On mercury check valves, the side that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom is the _____

A

Inlet

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45
Q

Mercury check valves measure the required pressure in

A

Inches of water Column

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46
Q

The ASCOA system will operate when the rate of temperature exceeds

A

15F in one minute

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47
Q

With the compensating vent on an ASCOA system, the finer vent makes detection _____ and when are they used

A
  • More sensitive (higher # rating)
  • used when temperature fluctuations are slow (non fire conditions)
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48
Q

With the compensating vent on an ASCOA system, the coarser vent makes detection _____

A

-Less sensitive ( lower # value)

-Used when temp. Fluctuations are faster (non fire conditions)

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49
Q

The adjustment of the release pressure setting on the ASCOA rate of rise system shall only be set

A

At the factory, must be specified when ordering

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50
Q

ASCOA recommends that mercury checks be used in

A

All installations

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51
Q

When a release is used with mercury check valves, what is the pressure setting and # of vent

A

-1/2”
-No. 40 vent

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52
Q

Without a mercury check valve, releases may be ordered with settings up too

A

4-1/2”

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53
Q

What determines the pressure setting in a mercury is check valve

A

The amount of mercury placed in each check valve (measured on manometre “U” tube)

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54
Q

The number of mercury checks connected to any rate of rise release or valve should generally not exceed

A

28 (to avoid too large of volume for the manifold)

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55
Q

ASCOA thermo-pneumatic system is subject to a pressure of

A

1-1/2” psi

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56
Q

When is a low pressure alarm
Given in the ASCOA thermo pneumatic system

A

1/2 psi

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57
Q

The air pressure pump in an ASCOA thermo pneumatic system will come on and shut off at what pressures

A

Starts at 1psi
Shuts off at 1 1/2psi

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58
Q

Air dryer for ASCO thermo pneumatic system system is filled with

A

Blue or mixed blue and white drying agent

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59
Q

How can you tell the drying agent must be replaced with ASCOA thermo pneumatic system

A

Blue material becomes pink or white (means it’s saturated with moisture)

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60
Q

What is used for testing and setting components of the ASCOA rate of rise system

A

Manometers

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61
Q

The 9” (small) manometer is used for measuring

A

Circuit mercury check

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62
Q

The 18” (large) manometer is used for

A

Airline mercury check

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63
Q

The scale used with a manometer is

A

Graduated in eighths of an inch, with 0 in the centre

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64
Q

When testing a manometer for air tightness, how is it verified

A

Water column must stay out of balance, if the water comes back level with eachother, atmospheric air has entered the manometer

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65
Q

The number rating on a manometer is what

A

The number of seconds required for a column of water in one leg of the U tube to travel one inch

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66
Q

Air line restrictor in current use is made of

A

Brass 2-1/2” end to end
1/4” male pipe threads at both ends

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67
Q

How do you determine the proper setting of air line restrictors

A

-Add the average settings of thermo vents x 3

-Divide this number by the number of thermo vents = # of restrictor

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68
Q

The Grinnell/gem rate of rise system was discontinued in

A

1988

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69
Q

What determines the sensitivity of the circuit in a Grinnell/gem rate of rise system

A

Mercury check valve

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70
Q

The Grinnell/Gem release and its circuits are pneumatically supervised at approximately

A

24 ounces per square inch

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71
Q

How does a Non interlock pre action system operate

A

Either System Sprinkler, or a detection system trips the valve.

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72
Q

How does a Single interlock system operate

A

-Operation of a detection device

(operation of system sprinkler will NOT activate the system)

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73
Q

How does a Double interlock pre action system operate

A

Operation of both sprinkler and detection system is required to trip the valve

(used extensively in freezers and ovens)

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74
Q

How is the Viking Firecycle system unique

A

Automatically turns itself off and back on as needed to control or extinguish a fire with minimal water discharge

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75
Q

In a single interlock pre action system, if the detection system malfunctions what will happen

A

Valve will trip, water will enter piping but not go anywhere since sprinkler hasn’t gone off

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76
Q

Single interlock systems are most commonly used where

A

-When dry pipe systems would exceeded the capacity normally permitted on a dry pipe valve

-where it is important to control accidental water discharge due to damaged sprinkler piping

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77
Q

The key to the Viking pneumatic double interlock system is

A

The pressure operated shut off assembly (POSO)

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78
Q

Main purpose of a non-interlock pre-action system is

A

To overcome the time delay inherent in a large dry system

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79
Q

What kind of system is the fire cycle system similar to?

A

Essentially, a more sophisticated type of single interlock electrically activated pre-action system

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80
Q

What makes the main Valve in a Viking fire cycle system unique

A

The addition of a spring in the priming chamber to assist in closing the clapper

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81
Q

The Viking fire cycle system must have backed up batteries in a battery charger, capable of how much power supply

A

90 hours emergency power supply

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82
Q

With the Viking fire cycle system, a detector has a telltale tab that will fall away at what temperature

A

800°F

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83
Q

The Viking fire cycle detector circuit timer goes for how long

A

One to five minutes

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84
Q

Linear type heat detector has been around how long

A

60 years

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85
Q

Where would protectowire primarily be used?

A

Refrigerated storage and aircraft hangers

86
Q

What kind of system would protectowire generally be coupled with

A

Double interlock pre-action systems

87
Q

Who installs protectowire

A

The sprinkler contractor and their journeyman

88
Q

2 most common types of Linear type heat detectors are

A

-Analog (integrating) Linear Type
-Digital Linear type (protectowire)

89
Q

How does protectowire work

A

The inner conductors are coated with a polymer that melts at a predetermined temperature which allows the conductors to make contact with one another and send an alarm condition

90
Q

Protectowire Type EPC consist of

A

-Durable vinyl, outer jacket

-Use in both commercial industrial applications

-Low moisture absorption, resistance to chemicals, flexible @ low temperatures, flame retardant

91
Q

Protectowire type EPN utilizes

A

-dual jacket with inner layer of vinyl and an outer film of weather resistant 612 nylon

-industrial use (conveyors)

-high abrasion resistance, resistant to salts, oils, petroleum products

92
Q

Protectowire type EPR consists of

A

-Flame retardant polypropylene based jacket w/ UV stabilizer

-industrial applications

-Best for higher ambient temperatures

93
Q

Protectowire is what kind of sensor

A

Fixed tempature

94
Q

Protectowire must be installed how

A

In continuous runs without taps or branches

95
Q

Protectowire “regular” temp

96
Q

Protectowire “Intermediate” temp

97
Q

Protectowire “High” temp

98
Q

Protectowire “Extra High” temp

99
Q

What is proximity or special application protection

A

Installation of the detector close to the hazard in order to provide a rapid response

100
Q

Protectowire linear heat detector should be how far from the ceiling

101
Q

Where can Protectowire also be installed

A

Underside of solid joists or beams where the beams are less then 12” and less then 8ft on centre

102
Q

How is spacing measured for protectowire

A

Horizontally

103
Q

Who determines protectowire final location and spacing

104
Q

VESDA was developed when

A

Late 1970s

105
Q

What is VESDA known for

A

Very early smoke detection

106
Q

Which contractor generally does the VESDA system installs

A

Usually fire alarm contractor

107
Q

How does VESDA system work

A

Drawing air back into a network of piping which is attached to a detector

(air goes through a multistage filter, then sent to laser detection chamber for smoke detection)

108
Q

VESDA is how much more sensitive then a conventional smoke detector

109
Q

4 stages of a fire are

A
  1. Incipient pre combustion stage
  2. Visible smoke
  3. Fast Flaming
  4. Intense Heat
110
Q

VESDA is set up in 3 stages which are

A
  1. ALERT
  2. ACTION
  3. FIRE
111
Q

If there’s a rapid smoke development within a VESDA system, what happens to the stages

A

Overridden, immediately goes to FIRE stage

112
Q

VESDA used to be used exclusively in what industry

A

Telecommunications

113
Q

VESDA is used in what systems

A

-FM 200
-Intergin FE-13
-Carbon Dioxide
-Pre Action

114
Q

Explain piping for a VESDA system

A

Similar to sprinkler piping but it’s piping with small holes in it to sample air

115
Q

Every VESDA system is capable of monitoring how big of an area

A

20,000sqft

116
Q

2 types of mercury checks are

A

Air line mercury check
Circuit mercury check

(Both are Postive liquid check valves)

117
Q

Where is the air line mercury check located

A

Air supply line, between air line restrictor and the release

118
Q

Air line mercury check size

A

7” high by 2” wide

119
Q

What is the air line mercury check designed to do

A

If flow is reversed, the pressure must exceed 3psi to over come the weight of the mercury

120
Q

How is the air pressure setting determined with air line mercury checks

A

The depth the stainless steel tube projects into the pool of mercury

121
Q

Air line mercury check is normally preset at what from the factory

A

1-1/2” of water column

122
Q

Where are circuit mercury checks located

A

In air tight release enclosure

123
Q

4 releasing devices for pre action are

A

Pilot lines
Pneumatic actuator
Electric solenoid
Emergency release

124
Q

Max amount of time for air to replenish in a dry system

A

30 minutes

125
Q

Max amount of time for air to replenish in a pre action/dry system in a refrigerated area

A

60 minutes

(5F, -15C)

126
Q

When may relief valves be omitted for a single lock pre-action system

A

When the air supply is not capable of developing more than 15 psi

127
Q

Max size of system, single interlock

A

1000 sprinklers

128
Q

Max size of non-interlock system

A

1000 sprinklers

129
Q

Max size of double interlock sprinkler system

A

500 gallons

130
Q

Sprinkler pipe detection devices shall be supervised when

A

When more than 20 sprinklers are on the system

131
Q

Minimum supervisory air pressure for non-interlock and single int air lock systems

132
Q

What pre-action systems cannot be gridded

A

Double interlock, any pre-action system protecting storage occupancies

133
Q

What system is allowed to protect miscellaneous storage, but not shelf storage

A

Single interlock, non-interlock

134
Q

What shall the slope be for sprinkler piping in a dry system

A

-Mains shall be pitched 1/4” per 10 feet
-branch lines shall be pitched 1/2” per 10 feet

135
Q

All sprinkler piping in refrigerated areas shall be pitched how much

A

1/2” per 10ft

136
Q

What is required in a wet system with over 50 gallons trapped

A

1” valve

137
Q

What is required in a wet system with 5 to 50 gallons trapped

A

3/4” valve

138
Q

What is required in a wet system under 5 gallons trapped?

A

1/2” nipple plug or cap

139
Q

When in a refrigerator area, what is required for trap sections?

A

Drum drip assembly

140
Q

Acceptance test for pre-action system consist of

A

-200 psi 2 hours no loss or
50 psi in excess of system pressure whichever is greater

141
Q

What pre-action systems require a pneumatic acceptance test

A

Double interlock

142
Q

What does a pneumatic acceptance test consist of?

A

40 psi 24 hours 1.5 psi loss

Double interlock system must have hydraulic and pneumatic acceptance test

143
Q

What does an integrity test for a pre-action system consist of

A

-40 psi for 2 hours, 3 psi loss permitted

-System working pressure isolated for 4 hours in low pressure switch may not activate

144
Q

Four basic components that must be present in a rate of rise system are

A

-HADS
-1/8” copper tube
-compensating vent
-release

145
Q

What is the spacing for HADS?

146
Q

PST must be supported every ___ ft

147
Q

Vent used only on releases and only when mercury checks are used

148
Q

Vent used in offices and where temp changes are slow

149
Q

Vent used outdoors in areas where temp changes are moderate

150
Q

Vent used in ovens and other areas were temp is rapidly changing

151
Q

vent used in rare occasions were temp changes are extreme

152
Q

2 types of diaphragms in release

A

Single action - will only operate when there is a sudden increase in pressure

Double action - will operate with a sudden increase or decrease of pressure

153
Q

The pressure required to trip a release is measured in

A

Inches of water column

154
Q

HADS are divided into groups of no more then

A

6 (called thermal system)

155
Q

When using the small manometer, measurements exceeding how much should be avoided

156
Q

Blocks or banks of mercury checks can have how many connected

157
Q

Max number of checks on a single rate of rise system should not exceed

158
Q

Suprotex system is supervised with how much air pressure

A

1 1/2” psi

159
Q

How many remote stations may be connected to one check

160
Q

Detection tubing for ASCOA suprotex

A

1/8” with 0.08” ID

161
Q

Grinnell Protomatic detection tubing

A

1/8” with 0.05” ID

162
Q

What kind of compensating vent on ASCOA suprotex system

163
Q

Compensating Vent size on grinnell protomatic is _____

A

Adjustable

164
Q

Air pump operates when with ASCOA suprotex system

A

Off: 24oz
On: 16oz

165
Q

Air pump operates when for grinnell protomatic

A

Off: 24oz
On: 21 oz

166
Q

Fixed temperature release device require testing after how long

167
Q

Protectowire is installed with what NFPA

168
Q

What is the operating principle of the C1 & C2 release

A

Metals expanding at unequal rates

169
Q

Where can the C1 be installed

A

Inside or outside but it is not intended for corrosive environments

170
Q

What release must be used if sea water is present

A

C2 Release

171
Q

Fixed temperature release on C1 &C2 from factory (temp rating)

172
Q

What size outlet on C1&C2

173
Q

Spacing for C1 Release

A

50x50
2500sqft

174
Q

Ambient temperature range for C1 and C2 Release

A

-40F to 140F

(-40C to 60C)

175
Q

C1 and C2 release rated working pressure

176
Q

C1 and C2 release body k factor is

177
Q

How far can C1 & C2 release be from walls and ceilings

A

-Minimum 4” from walls

-Minimum 4” from ceilings but cannot exceed max distance down of sprinkler heads

178
Q

Indicator cap will blow open at what psi for C1 & C2 release

179
Q

Air pressure for C1 and C2 release where supply is 175 psi and under

A

Air pressure at 30 psi

180
Q

What is the air pressure for a C1 and C2 release where supply is 175 to 250 psi

181
Q

What release is deigned for outdoors and corrosive areas

A

C2 Release

182
Q

Max spacing for C2 release

A

40x40
1600sqft

183
Q

What is required if C1 or C2 is in the sunlight

A

Weather hood

184
Q

What is the piping that feeds the C1 and C2 release

A

1/2” Galv or copper

185
Q

Trimpac Firecycle rated working pressure

186
Q

Trimpac firecycle gauge pressure

187
Q

What is the Viking firecycle multi cycle detector

A

Heat sensitive, normally closed, electrical detector, that operates at a fixed temperature

188
Q

What “label” is on Viking firecycle multi cycle detector

A

300F label, if the label turns black the detector must be replaced

189
Q

Viking fire cycle multi cycle detector minimum spacing

A

40x40
1600sqft

190
Q

Viking firecycle multi-cycle detector distance from sprinklers

191
Q

Viking firecycle multi-cycle detector Minimum distance from wall

A

Must not exceed one half of maximum spacing
(No more then 20’ from wall)

192
Q

What is the minimum number of detectors to be installed on a Viking fire lock multi cycle system?

A

2 detectors

193
Q

What is smoke stratification?

A

Smoke Stratification occurs when the buoyancy force lose momentum before reaching a ceiling

194
Q

How are flame detectors designed

A

To detect the absorption of light at specific wavelengths

(so they can differentiate between real and fake fires)

195
Q

4 primary flame sensing technology used today are

A

-UV
-UV/IR
-MSIR
-Visual Flame Imaging

196
Q

UV detector range

A

Up to 50ft

197
Q

Multi-Spectrum IR flame detector range

A

Up to 200ft

198
Q

Field of view for most flame detectors is

A

90° to 120°

199
Q

VESDA is used in operating temperatures of

A

0F to 200F

200
Q

Victaulic series 767 fire lock electric pneumatic actuator will activate when

A

Once pressure reaches 7psi

201
Q

Max spacing for protectowire

202
Q

The lever on the release of the suprotec is capable of producing how much weight

203
Q

Manometer measurement

A

Inches of water column

204
Q

HADS divided into groups of no more than ____ per mercury check valve

205
Q

Airline mercury check plastic is what kind

206
Q

For remote actuation, if longer runs of more then _____ is required, a booster may be needed

207
Q

Supervisory air in a double interlock

208
Q

Back setting is the pressure required for air to flow in the opposite direction and is what pressure

A

5 - 1/2” of water column

209
Q

Type TRI protectowire is unique how

A

Dual temperature detector which is capable of initiating separate pre alarm and alarm signals

210
Q

What is the maximum length protectowire can be run for a single zone