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  1. tebbensm

    Emergency Eye Wash Water Flow

    Thanks to all for the quick response. I should have mentioned that I did check the old O&M manuals to verify these units are indeed Eyewash only, and not Eye/Face wash. Reasoning for reducing the flow is to reduce the size of the instantaneous water heater. I agree it would be pertinent to...
  2. tebbensm

    Emergency Eye Wash Water Flow

    I am designing instantaneous electric water heaters for an army guard unit hanger that has 6 eye washes, installed 15 years ago. These are just Eye washes, but when measured they are flowing 3 GPM, in lieu of the .4 GPM minimum? Pressure in the building is 63 PSI. Maintenance is hesitant to...
  3. tebbensm

    Mixing ordinary and intermediate temperature fire sprinkler heads in light hazrd occupancy

    I should offer some more information on my query. The building is a small health clinic. The sprinkler contractor is starting to practice installing ALL intermediate temperature FR heads in all of their buildings. In this building however, they decided to use the rest of their ordinary...
  4. tebbensm

    Mixing ordinary and intermediate temperature fire sprinkler heads in light hazrd occupancy

    Can BOTH ordinary and intermediate temperature fire sprinkler heads be indiscriminately installed in a common light hazard occupancy? I know that sprinkler heads within a specified distance of heat producing equipment may need to be intermediate temperature, but can a contractor install BOTH...

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