Posted: December 3rd, 2013

fire science

Description: Project Description: Based on a hazard of your choosing (examples are Large cleaning dip tanks using flammable/combustible solvents, automotive paint
spray booths spraying flammable/combustible liquids, powder coating operations in a spray room, Fluidized bed powder coating operations, Spray paint
booths for aircraft, aircraft storage hangers, oil refinery cracking tower, oil refinery bulk storage in large above ground storage tanks, (note use various
types of tanks i.e. floating roof, weak roof to shell, etc.), computer data center, telephone switching exchange, Hazardous flammable/combustible liquid
warehouse storing the product in 55 gal drums stacked on skids, bulk gaseous hydrogen storage facility, etc. ) write a two and a half (2-1/2 ) page
MINIMUM report detailing your recommendation of the type(s) of fire protection system(s) you would advise for the hazard. The report shall include all
aspects of the design (including amounts of agents) and installation as well as the testing, inspection, and maintenance for the system(s). The systems
shall include a suppression type of system as well as an automatic or manual detection system if appropriate with applicable notification procedures. Any
of the types of systems discussed this semester are applicable including portable extinguishers if appropriate. The report shall be based on your
classification of the hazard (must describe how you arrived at your conclusion), why you chose the agent/medium of the suppression system, placement
details including location, spacing and any special considerations given. Reference any/all relative UL/NFPA/FM standards (data sheets) including general
section that cover the various aspects of the systems. List the advantages/disadvantages of the agents/components you have chosen for the systems.
Details for any special acceptance inspections/testing requirements for the systems. Details for any special long term maintenance that may be required.
The project location is Fargo, North Dakota. Public water of any volume you require is available however the maximum pressure available is 45 PSI. The
list of hazards shown above is just an example, you may choose one of those or develop any hazard of you desire, and email me your selection. I will
notify you if it is acceptable. NO simple hazards i.e. cooking hood over a kitchen fryer at McDonalds will be acceptable, however a more complicated hood
i.e. back to back hoods over a 50 foot cooking line with many different appliances would be ok.
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