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Exhibit.
What is the residual pressure according to the water supply graph?
To determine the residual pressure from the provided water supply graph, locate the appropriate point on the graph where the flow rate intersects with the pressure line. According to the graph, the residual pressure is around 42 psi (290 kPa), which matches option B. This value is determined by reading the vertical axis (pressure) at the point where the flow test results are plotted. The pressure reading corresponds to the data point on the dashed line provided in the water flow test summary sheet.
For detailed calculations, understanding, and verification, reference to NFPA standards, particularly those related to water flow testing, such as NFPA 13 or NFPA 25, would be necessary.
Which one of the following statements is true when requirements differ between NFPA1 and a referenced document?
When there is a conflict between the requirements of NFPA 1, Fire Code, and a referenced document, the more restrictive requirements are enforced. This ensures the highest level of safety is maintained. NFPA 1, in its application, often references other NFPA codes and standards; however, if discrepancies arise, the provisions that impose the stricter safety measure are adopted to ensure comprehensive protection against fire and related hazards.
Exhibit.
Using scale C, on the water supply graph 3 found on plan F0.2, what is the residual pressure available flowing at 1 000 gpm (3,785 Lpm)?
To determine the residual pressure available at a flow of 1,000 gpm (3,785 Lpm), locate the 1,000 gpm point on the horizontal axis of the water supply graph and trace vertically to intersect the residual pressure curve. Then, read the corresponding pressure value on the vertical axis. Based on the exhibit provided, the residual pressure available at 1,000 gpm flow is approximately 42 psi (2.9 bar).
What occupancy classification is a community college classroom with an occupant load of 40 persons or less?
A community college classroom with an occupant load of 40 persons or less is classified as a 'Business' occupancy according to NFPA 101, Life Safety Code. This classification applies to educational occupancies above the 12th grade with fewer than 50 persons. Classrooms and offices in such settings are considered business occupancies, and this classification dictates the specific fire safety requirements, including egress and fire protection features.
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Exhibit.
What is the construction type specified for the new addition for plan set Tl?
The construction type specified for the new addition in plan set T1 is Type II (000). This construction type, as defined in the International Building Code (IBC), refers to buildings with non-combustible materials for all structural elements, but with no fire-resistance rating requirements for any of the structural components. This is typical for newer additions where fire safety is achieved through non-combustible materials and other fire protection systems, such as sprinklers.
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