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ACCEPTANCE TEST NOTES ACCEPTANCE TEST: THE FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM SHALL BE TESTED PER FLORIDA BUILDING CODE ( CHAPTER 9 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM ) AND FLORIDA FIRE PREVENTION CODE. THE TESTS SHALL BE CONDUCTED IN THE PRESENCE OF THE BUILDING CODE OFFICIAL. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION AND OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE OF THE TIME AND DATE TESTING WILL BE PERFORMED. ACCEPTANCE TEST RECOREDS SHALL BE RETAINED FOR THE LIFE OF THE SYSTEM ( SUBSEQUENT TESTS SHALL BE COMPARED WITH THE ACCEPTANCE TEST). ACCEPTANCE TEST SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NFPA 13, STANDARD FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SPRINKLERS SYSTEM. HYDROSTATIC TESTS: THE NEW FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM ( PIPING AND ATTACHED APPURTENANCES ) SUBJECTED TO SYSTEM WORKING PRESSURE SHALL BE ISOLATED AND HYDROSTATICALLY TESTED AT 200 PSI AND SHALL MAINTAIN THAT PRESSURE WITHOUT LOSS FOR 2 HOURS. LOSS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY A DROP IN GUAGE PRESSURE OR VISUAL LEAKAGE. THE TEST PRESSURE SHALL BE READ FROM A GUAGE LOCATED AT THE LOW ELEVATION POINT OF THE SYSTEM BEING TESTED. SYSTEM OPERATIONAL TESTS: WATERFLOW DETECTING DEVICES INCLUDING THE ASSOCIATED ALARM CURCUITS SHALL BE FLOW TESTED THROUGH THE INSPECTOR'S TEST CONNECTION AND SHALL RESULT IN AN AUDIBLE ALARM ON THE PREMISES WITHIN 5 MINUTES AFTER SUCH FLOW BEGINS AND UNTIL SUCH FLOW STOPS. THE MAIN DRAIN VALVE SHALL BE OPENED AND REMAIN OPEN UNTIL THE SYSTEM PRESSURE STABILIZES. CONTRACTOR SHALL RECORD THE STATIC AND RESIDUAL PRESSURES ON THE TEST CERTIFICATE OPERATING TEST: CONTROL VALVE SHALL BE FULLY CLOSED AND OPENED UNDER SYSTEM WATER PRESSURE TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION. FIRE PROTECTION ABBREVIATIONS A.F. F. ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR F. E.C. FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET A.F.G. ABOVE FINISHED GRADE O.S. &Y. OUTSIDE STEM AND YOKE A.P. ACCESS PANEL F SR FIRE STANDPIPE A/S AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER F.D.V. FIRE DEPARTMENT VALVE B.F.F. BELOW FINISHED FLOOR F.D C. FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION C.V. CHECK VALVE FIRE PROTECTION LEGEND SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION F FIRE LINE OR MAIN CAP AT END OF PIPE A/S AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER PIPING CONCEALED SPRINKLER HEAD D DRAIN PIPING 0 SEMI -RECESSED SPRINKLER HEAD PIPE TURNED UP 0— UPRIGHT SPRINKLER HEAD PIPE TURNED DOWN ► SIDEWALL SPRINKLER HEAD CHECK VALVE FLOW SWITCH —I+F— UNION IN PIPE O.S.&Y. GATE VALVE W/ TAMPER SWITCH FP-1, ETC. COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION CONNECT TO EXISTING Q HYDRAULIC CALCULATION NODE POINT —NM- DIRECTION OF FLOW ARROW SPRINKLER HEAD LEGEND TYPE K-FACT TEMP LOCATION 1. RECESSED CROME PENDANT - QRS 5.6 1550 ALL SPACES UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 2. CONCEALED - QRS (W/WHITE C.P.) 5.6 1550 AS SHOWN ON FLOOR PLAN 3. UPRIGHT GENERAL - QRS 5.6 1550 ELECTRIC ROOMS AND ROOMS W/NO CEILINGS * SEE SPECIFICATIONS FOR MODEL NUMBERS. GENERAL SPRINKLER NOTES 1. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH OTHER TRADES. MAKE ALL PIPING OFFSETS REQUIRED AS PER JOB CONDITIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE AND TURN OVER TO THE OWNER AT LEAST (6) SPARE SPRINKLERS OF SAME TYPE AND TEMPERATURE RATING BEING INSTALLED. 3. PROVIDE SPRINKLER GUARDS ON HEADS IN ELECTRICAL ROOMS AND MECHANICAL ROOMS. 4. ALL SPRINKLER HEADS SHALL BE CENTERED IN CEILING TILE AND PRESENT A NEAT AND BALANCED CEILING PATTERN UNLESS SHOWN OTHERWISE. COORDINATE SPRINKLER HEAD LOCATIONS WITH ARCH. REFLECTED CEILING PLAN AND ALL OTHER CEILING DEVICES. 5. PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN A MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 18" BETWEEN THE BOTTOM OF THE SPRINKLER DEFLECTOR AND THE TOP OF STORAGE, FILE, SHELVING, ETC. 6. ALL SPACES SHALL BE PROTECTED WITH QUICK RESPONSE SPRINKLER HEADS. 7. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL KEEP A SET OF MARKED UP DRAWINGS AS THE JOB PROGRESSES. NO MAJOR CHANGE SHALL BE MADE TO FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN/ENGINEERING UNLESS IT HAS BEEN COORDINATED, DRAWN AND SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL TO THE ARCHITECT. 8. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS AS DESCRIBED IN NFPA 13 (2002) CHAPT.14 TO OWNERS INS. CO. AND LOCAL AND STATE FIRE AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. AFTER OBTAINING THESE APPROVALS SUBMIT THESE DRAWINGS TO ARCHITECT/ENGINEER FOR THERE REVIEW. ALL OF THESE APPROVALS AND REVIEWS SHALL BE COMPLETED BEFORE START OF PROJECT CONSTRUCTION. 9. CONTINUITY OF SERVICES: EXISTING BUILDING WILL REMAIN IN USE DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS. WHEN AN INTERRUPTION OF AN EXISTING SERVICE IS NECESSARY, CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE WITH AUTHORIZED HOSPITAL PERSONNEL BEFORE MAKING THE NECESSARY INTERRUPTION. 10. ALL EXISTING LOCATIONS ARE TAKEN FROM EXISTING DRAWINGS. IT WILL BE WITHIN THE CONTRACTOR'S SCOPE OF WORK TO VERIFY EXISTING SERVICES AND THE EXACT LOCATION OF PIPES, TO MAKE ALL OFFSETS; AND TO ADD NEW PIPING SYSTEMS TO THE EXISTING PIPING SYSTEMS AS PART OF THE PROJECT CONTRACT. 11. ALL PENETRATIONS THROUGH WALLS AND FLOORS SHALL BE SLEEVED AND/OR PATCHED AS DIRECTED BY THE SPECIFICATIONS. PATCHING SHALL MATCH EXISTING FINISH. (SEE ARCH. DRAWINGS). 12. THIS PROJECT INVOLVES THE ADDITION OF 10 OR LESS AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER HEADS. ACCORDINGLY, SUBMISSION OF COMPLETE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS BY THE ENGINEER OF RECORD ARE NOT REQUIRED. 13. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE SPRINKLER SYSTEM OUTAGES WITH OWNER SO THAT A FIRE WATCH IS MAINTAINED DURING THOSE OUTAGES. AT OWNERS OPTION THE CONTRACTOR SHALL RE -ACTIVATE THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM DURING NON -CONSTRUCTION HOURS IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN FULL SPRINKLER COVERAGE IN AREA OF RENOVATION. FIRE PROTECTION DEMOLITION NOTES 1) CONTRACTOR SHALL REMOVE INACTIVE EXISTING SERVICES TO FIRE SPRINKLERS AND EQUIPMENT THAT HAS BEEN OR WILL BE REMOVED TO ALLOW FOR THIS NEW CONSTRUCTION. CONTRACTOR SHALL CAP ACTIVE SERVICES NEXT TO MAINS ABOVE CEILING, IN WALLS OR BELOW FLOORS, SO AS NOT TO INTERFERE WITH NEW ARRANGEMENT OF RENOVATED AREA. 2) WHERE EXISTING FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT, AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER HEADS AND RELATED ITEMS ARE TO BE REMOVED CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT COMPLETE LIST TO THE OWNER. ALL ITEMS THAT THE OWNER WISHES TO RETAIN SHALL BE DELIVERED TO BUILDING STORAGE WHERE DIRECTED BY OWNER. ITEMS THAT OWNER DOES NOT WISH TO RETAIN SHALL BE DISPOSED OF LEGALLY. 3) CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL CUTTING AND PATCHING REQUIRED BY HIS WORK. RESTORE FINISHES TO MATCH EXISTING SURFACES IN COLOR, TEXTURE AND APPEARANCE. FIRE PROTECTION INDEX SHEET NO. SHEET TITLE F0.1 FIRE PROTECTION SCHEDULES, NOTES, LEGENDS AND SHEET INDEX F3,1 FIRST FLOOR FIRE PROTECTION PLAN - NEW CONSTRUCTION F4.1 FIRE PROTECTION DETAILS Project No. 09002.00 FOO 1 © 2009 BH(PK Architects, Inc. $DATE$ $TIME$ $FILEA$