SAR 9.03.20

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Sprinkler protection shall be provided in elevator shafts with elevators using combustible suspension means (belts) that do not provide at least an ______ rating, and in machine rooms and elevator pits for elevators having combustible hydraulic fluids.

Sprinkler systems in vacant, un-occupied areas of buildings shall meet __________ requirements at a minimum, with the sprinkler heads installed in the proper orientation at the correct distances below the ceiling in accordance with NFPA 13.

Sprinkler protection under overhead doors _________ required for overhead doors at passenger car parking garage entrances.

Caps on 21⁄2-inch outlet valves shall incorporate a __________inch hole for pressure relief.

• 1"

• 3/32"

• 1/4"

• 1/8"

Hydrostatic testing is required for sprinkler system modifications where pipe greater than______ inches has been altered.

• 1.5"

• 2"

• 2.5"

• 3"

A full-size by-pass shall be installed around the storage tank and the fire pump in accordance with NFPA 20. The by-pass shall be installed on the __________of the tank fill valves and connected to the system on the downstream side of the fire pump and any sprinkler system pressure regulating valves installed on feed mains.

Two tank level indicators shall be provided, one located in the _____ and another in the___________ of the tank fill valves. The tank level indicator monitoring shall be provided through the fire alarm system in accordance with NFPA 72. Two separate and distinct signals shall be initiated: one indicating that the required water level has been lowered or raised (off-normal), and the other indicating restoration. The off-normal signal shall be initiated when the water level falls three inches or rises three inches.

Dry standpipes requiring supervisory air shall have the air pressure maintained between_____and______ psi, and shall be monitored by the building fire alarm system.

• 15-30 psi

• 10-20 psi

• 45-90 psi

• 46 1 million psi

All control valves shall be installed in accessible locations and be visible from the floor without removing or moving ceiling panels or other visible obstructions. Accessible locations shall not require access through hatches or the use of portable ladders. Valves located more than seven feet above a floor shall be provided with a permanent means of accessing or operating the valve such as a ladder or chain-operated hand wheels. Valves shall not be located within dwelling units.

Exception?