Where city water provides the sole fire protection water supply, hydraulic calculations should utilize 90% of the supply.Ħ. Flow test analysis and calculations are to be submitted along with all shop drawings. Flow tests are to be witnessed by the University Fire Protection Officer or his designee. All fire sprinkler designs involving more than 100 sprinkler heads are to be based on a current flow test of the available water supply. Contact the BYU-Idaho Fire Protection Officer for more details.ĥ. Required Specifications for the installation of fire suppression equipment designed for the protection of commercial cooking operations can be obtained at BYU-Idaho Safety Office.
#BYU FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM DESIGN CRITERIA INSTALL#
All new installations or retrofit applications required by code where it is necessary to install fire protection systems where commercial cooking is conducted, or cooking areas where grease laden vapors are produced, are to meet the requirements as set forth by the University Insurance carrier, and the BYU-Idaho Safety Department. In addition, code(s) adopted by the Idaho State Fire Marshals office shall apply.Ĥ. All codes and regulations listed pertaining to fire protection shall be complied with. Questions can be forwarded to the University Construction Manager and/or the Campus Fire Protection Officer.ģ. The University Fire Protection Officer will correlate with the assigned BYU-Idaho Construction Manager so that plan review comments from the University Insurance carrier are returned expeditiously.Īpproval of shop drawings must be obtained prior to installation. The University Fire Protection Officer will deliver or send copies of the shop drawings to the University Insurance Carrier. Corrected drawings shall be resubmitted, with eight (8) copies being sent out for review as noted above.
Sprinkler contractors shall correct drawings, incorporating comments noted above. University Fire Protection Officer 3 Copies University Construction Manager 1 Copy (Returns one copy with comments to Construction Coordinator) The University Construction Manager will distribute received shop drawings as follows: General Contractor 1 Copy Architect 1 CopyĮngineer 2 Copies (Returns on copy with comments to Contractor) Shop Drawings to be Delivered To Number of Copies The General Contractor is to deliver or mail copies of the drawings to the following: Sprinkler Contractors are to provide the General Contractor with eight (8) copies, and the Rexburg City Fire Department with two (2) copies of the shop drawings. Prior to job bidding, specific detailed rulings can be obtained by contacting the BYU-Idaho Construction Department, the BYU-Idaho Safety Department, and/or the University Insurance Carrier, FM Global. The University Insurance Carrier is to be specified as an approval authority. At the completion of the project, the fire sprinkler contractor shall submit to the BYU-Idaho Construction Department one (1) set of Mylar fire sprinkler system as-built drawings.Ģ. This document will serve as an additional specification for all new or retrofit fire sprinkler installations.ġ. However, NFPA 13 is only a minimum standard. NFPA Standard 13 is to be used as a guide for the design and installation of fire sprinkler systems at BYU Idaho.
Minimum Fire Sprinkler Design Criteria Forīrigham Young University Idaho Revised June 2003
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