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The document outlines the essential data required for a fire protection project, including project, client, company, building, and system data. It details specifications for sprinkler systems, such as in-rack sprinkler allowance, hose stream allowance, pipe material, K-factor, and temperature ratings. Additionally, it includes guidelines for entering and editing pipe data and performing calculations related to pressure loss and sprinkler operation.

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Elite Tutorial

The document outlines the essential data required for a fire protection project, including project, client, company, building, and system data. It details specifications for sprinkler systems, such as in-rack sprinkler allowance, hose stream allowance, pipe material, K-factor, and temperature ratings. Additionally, it includes guidelines for entering and editing pipe data and performing calculations related to pressure loss and sprinkler operation.

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FIRE ELEITE SOFTWARE

A. General project Data:

For a new project:

FILE NEW

1. Project Data:

Data about the project being designed includes:

Project Title:

Designed By:

Date:

Code Reference: NFPA-FOC-EGYPTIAN CODE,

Approving Agency: CIVIL DEFENSE,

Comments: (if any).


2. Client Data:

Data about the owner or the client of the project.

3. Company Data:

Data about the consultant company for the project being designed.

4. Building Data:

Data about the building being designed.

5. System Data:

1. In Rack sprinkler Allowance:

Required capacity for In Rack sprinkler if will be used.


2. Inside/outside Hose Stream Allowance:

Depends on the Hazard Type.

3. Default Pipe Material:

Depends on the pipe material to calculated pressure loss.

4. Default K-Factor:

Depends on sprinkler type, according the floor height and application


5. Sprinkler Model/Sprinkler Make:

Depend on sprinkler manufacturer (Tyco-Viking-Central-Globe).

6. Temperature Rating:

Depend on sprinkler operating temperature according to the place being


protected and according to the temperature.

7. Sprinkler Size:

Depend on sprinkler K-Factor value.

8. Primary Type of Discharge:

Depends on calculation purpose, sprinkler or hose discharge.

9. Hazard Description

Depends on hazard type according to the occupancy.


10. Minimum Desired Density:

Depends on the hazard type and sprinkler K-Factor.

11. Sprinkler System Type:

Depends on system type (dry or wet).

12. Area of Sprinkler Operation:

Depend on AREA/DENSITY CURVE.


13. Maximum Area per Sprinkler:

Depends on Hazard Type.


B. Enter/Edit Pipe Data:

1. Beg-End

Beginning and end nodes of pipe being calculated.

2. Material loss(in psi)

Specify the material of pipe to calculate the friction loss.

3. Dia/Length

Specify the material pipe diameter in INCH and pipe length in FT.

4. K-Factor

Enter the value of K-Factor for sprinkler.

5. Sprinkler Elevation:

Enter the value of sprinkler elevation from the datum level.

6. Pressure Estimation:

Calculated value of pressure loss across pipe.

7. Non-sprinkler flow:

Enter the value of hose stream.


8. Standard fitting:

Any fitting through the pipe(elbow-Tee,..)

9. Equivalent pipe length:

Calculated equivalent pipe length according to the fittings.


C. Calculation:

Minimum desired density is according the the DENSITY/AREA CURVE

MINIMUM RESIDUAL PRESSURE:

PIPE SCHEDULE METHOD:

ANYOTHER METHOD

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