nattapong.s
Mechanical
- Jun 10, 2017
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Hi Everyone,
I am HVAC engineer and work at tropical zone (hot and Humid) and now dealing with the fire philosophy inside substation building.
Substation is separated into 3 rooms let say A, B, C.
A = Manned Area (Control Room)
B,C = Unmanned Area (Panel Room)
Each room is provided their own individual A/C. All these rooms connected by Duct-Centralized A/C is designed each room with Fire Motorized Damper to serve the fresh air for improving indoor air quality and pressurized the substation.
It's about Zoning. Once FIRE at Room C , the Duct-Centralized will be shut down along with the Motorized Fire Damper, the individual A/C for room C also shutdown. CO2 gas suppression to be in service but the other rooms still conditioned with their own A/C.
The question is " Are there any codes applicable that allow Room A and B operating once the adjacent room is FIRE?" this is by my client request.
I feel a little bit not make any senses to me as my proposal was to shutdown all A/Cs along with the damper themselves. I spent a time acquiring in NFPA but unfortunately found nothing which request your special profession in advice, Sir.
Thanks in advance.
I am HVAC engineer and work at tropical zone (hot and Humid) and now dealing with the fire philosophy inside substation building.
Substation is separated into 3 rooms let say A, B, C.
A = Manned Area (Control Room)
B,C = Unmanned Area (Panel Room)
Each room is provided their own individual A/C. All these rooms connected by Duct-Centralized A/C is designed each room with Fire Motorized Damper to serve the fresh air for improving indoor air quality and pressurized the substation.
It's about Zoning. Once FIRE at Room C , the Duct-Centralized will be shut down along with the Motorized Fire Damper, the individual A/C for room C also shutdown. CO2 gas suppression to be in service but the other rooms still conditioned with their own A/C.
The question is " Are there any codes applicable that allow Room A and B operating once the adjacent room is FIRE?" this is by my client request.
I feel a little bit not make any senses to me as my proposal was to shutdown all A/Cs along with the damper themselves. I spent a time acquiring in NFPA but unfortunately found nothing which request your special profession in advice, Sir.
Thanks in advance.