AA550400 - Attachment 5 - Fire Alarm Devices.pdf

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ATTACHMENT 5: FIRE ALARM DEVICES

Bldg.

Bldg.

(sf)

FACP

Monaco Panel

Pull Stations

Batteries (Pairs)

Smoke Detectors

Duct Detectors

Fan and Fan Dampers

Heat Detectors

Indicating Devices

Misc.

Devices

3 54,578 Gamewell E-3 1 23 3 44 6 7 26 52 6

4 57,800 Monaco M2 1 13 1 90 9 10 8 16 1

5 14,201 FCI FC-72 1 15 2 22 17 16 10 10

6 14,500 Simplex 4002 1 7 2 6 13 4

7 12,000 FCI-72 1 9 2 2 39 41 13

8 14,200 Simplex 4002 1 4 3 7 4 32 25 8 1

10 3,200 FCI FC-72 1 3 2 14 2 1 2 4

13 950 Monaco BT2-7 1 1 1

14 7,200 Monaco M2 1 7 1 40 28 1 1 7

21 26,000 Notifer NFS-320 1 5 3 1 4 4 56 8 6

23 68,838 Monaco MAAP+ 1 9 10 238 8 4 5 275 4

24 10,708 Monaco M2 1 3 5 24 7 2 4 36

28 400 Monaco BT2-7 1 1 1

35 10,065 Gamewell

120V 1 2 1 4 1 1 2

45 4,181 Gamewell

120V 1 2 1 3

48 10,772 Notifier 400 1 4 1 8 8 7 7 3

49 31,819 Monaco M2 1 27 2 118 14 14 64 70 1

50 360 Monaco 1 1 1 1 1

52 627 Monaco MAAP+ 1 2 1 2 0 0 5 4 0

52A 1,080 2 1 2

53 21,344 Gamewell

120V 1 7 1 7

Bldg.

(sf)

FACP

Monaco Panel

Pull Stations

Batteries (Pairs)

Smoke Detectors

Duct Detectors

Fan and Fan Dampers

Heat Detectors

Indicating Devices

Misc.

Devices

54 8,883 Monaco MAAP+ 1 4 1 25 5 2

55 63,862 Ansul IQ-301 1 31 3 3 32 38 19 25

56 1,200 Monaco BTX-F 1 2 1 3 0 0 0

58 3,000 Notifier

SFP-400B

1 3 2 4 4 4

58B 200 1 1

62 10,000 Gamewell E-3 1 8 4 16 2 33 3

63 192,106 Monaco M-2 1 27 4 11 15 2 2 69 7

75 88,600 Gamewell E-3 1 22 4 2 25 4

76 2,100 Monaco BT2-7 1 1 1

77 13,400 Simplex 4005 1 11 2 4 6 18

78 16,560 Edwards

IFC- 2020

1 7 2 55 3 6 8

79 88,600 Gamewell E-3 1 22 3 3 21

80 4,400 Simplex 4100ES 1 4 3 8 2 14

85 1,300 Monaco M-2 1 1 1 2 2 1

86 3,3359 Monaco BTX-F 1 3 1 2 0 0 6 1 0

87 26,713 Mircom FX2000 1 8 4 3 3 15 21

91 3,440 Gamewell

120V 1 8 2 3 3 1 9

93 4,864 Gamewell

IF-602

1 13 2 4 11 9 11

96 7,227 Gamewell Flex-300

1 11 4 12 2 9 1

96E 1 1

Bldg.

(sf)

FACP

Monaco Panel

Pull Stations

Batteries (Pairs)

Smoke Detectors

Duct Detectors

Fan and Fan Dampers

Heat Detectors

Indicating Devices

Misc.

Devices

96F 1 1

96G 1 1

96H 1 1

97 32,834 Gamewell

120V 1 13 1 9

98 2,880 Monaco BT2-7 1 2 1 2

100 12,656 Gamewell E-3 1 8 4 2 3 6 15 23

101 9,600 Simplex 4010 1 6 3 45 3 2 20

115 400 Monaco BT2-7 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0

128 15,782 Monaco MAAP+ 1 7 1 86 39 5 21

365 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

366 1,000 Simplex 4004 1 3 2 7

990 10,000 Gamewell

IF602

1 4 2 7 20 18

998 1,104 Radionics 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3

HMF-1 121,238 FCI 7000 (FR) 26 1 40 8 1 42 1 30

HMF-2 108,913

Gamewell (FR)

Notifier NFS-320

(FACP)

1 26 5 39 8 73 33 46 20

Telephoincs Monaco BTX Transmitter

2 1

Totals 48 433 112 977 235 281 423 916 147

2.0 SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNUAL FIXED SYSTEM INSPECTIONS

Location System Type Size Additional Info

Bldg. 7 - Club Wet Chemical One - Three Gallon 6 Fusible Links / Hood Type / Kitchen

Bldg. 24

Bldg. 35 - HQ Wet Chemical One - 10 lbs. Cylinder 2 Head / 2 Links / Hood Kitchen

Bldg. 58B - HazMat Shed Dry Chemical One - 50 lbs. Cylinder Ansul Model #I-50A / outside storage

Bldg. 62 - Computer Rm. FM-200 One 400 lb. Cylinder Located in the back corner of the Server Room

Bldg. 63 - Computer Rm. FM-200 One - 500 lbs. and One - 50 lbs.

12 under floor / 6 overhead / 3 Manual Activation and 3 Abort locations

Bldg. 63B - HazMat Shed Dry Chemical One - 50 lbs. Cylinder Monarch Model #PCI-70 / outside storage

Bldg. 79 - Ditmaco Room Dry Chemical Two - 7 lbs. Cylinders Cease Fire Model #CFF800

Bldg. 96 - HazMat Co2 System Two - 100 lbs. Cylinders 2 Heads and 1 Rate of Rise

Bldg. 96E Dry Chemical One – 50 lb. Cylinder Ansul Model #I-50A / outside storage

Bldg. 96F Dry Chemical One – 50 lb. Cylinder Ansul Model #I-50A / outside storage

Bldg. 96G Dry Chemical One – 50 lb. Cylinder Ansul Model #I-50A / outside storage

Bldg. 96H Dry Chemical One – 50 lb. Cylinder Ansul Model #I-50A / outside storage

HMF-1 and HMF-2 Dry Chemical Five – 50 lbs. Cylinders and One – 10 lbs.

Cylinder

Paint Booth (located in machine shop area of HMF-2)

HMF-1 and HMF-2 Dry Chemical One – 50 lbs. Cylinder Alodine Booth (Bay 2)

HMF-1 and HMF-2 Dry Chemical Three – 21 lbs. Cylinder New Sand Blasting Booth (between Bay 3 and 4)

HMF-1 and HMF-2 Dry Chemical One – 45 lbs. Cylinder HazMat Storage (outside east side)

HMF-1 and HMF-2 Dry Chemical One – 21 lbs. Cylinder Decant/HazWaste Storage (outside east side)

Bldg. 80 - Computer Rm. FM-200 One - 200 lbs. Cylinder, One - 50 lbs. Cylinder, and One - 100 lbs.

Cylinder

3.0 FIRE PUMPS

Bldg. 21: Has an electric In-Line Vertical Fire Pump for the building fed from the domestic water on base.

Bldg. 85: Pump Station drafts from the river and houses five (5) 2500 gallon/minute diesel driven fire pumps that serve all Fire Protection Systems on the eastern industrial portion of the base (encompassing all buildings east of Hangar 49 including Bldg. 49). Each of the five (5) engine/pump systems has a fire pump controller and is fueled by an individual day tank.

Bldg. 100: Has an Engine Test Cell Spurt System serving each of the three (3) engine test cells. There is a common “Fog Pump” that drafts water from a wet well that also serves as dynamometer cooling water. The existing pump is a 250 GPM Layne and Bowler three (3) stage pump.

HMF Pump House: There are three (3) 2500 GPM Patterson Pumps that provide fire protection for both HMF-1 and HMF-2. Each of the three (3) engine/pump systems has a fire pump controller (Firetrol) and is fueled by an individual fuel tank. Water is supplied to the pumps from two (2) 300,000 gallon above ground water tanks.

4.0 DELUGE VALVES

HMF-1 and HMF-2 (ALC Heavy Maintenance Facility): The hangar areas of these buildings are protected by foam/water open head deluge systems. System actuation is electrical, utilizing infrared devices through a AFFF Releasing Panel. The foam supply for these systems is from four (4) 600 gallon bladder storage tanks.

Hangar 49 (AIRSTA Rotary Wing): The fire suppression system serving this building was recently replaced in 2016. The hangar portion of this building is protected by a closed head AFFF fire suppression system. AFFF is supplied via two (2) 1000 gallon AFFF bladder tanks.

Hangar 55 (AIRSTA Fixed Wing): The hangar portion of this building is protected by four (4) foam/water open head deluge systems consisting of 6” Viking deluge valves. System actuation is electrical utilizing rate of rise/fixed temperature releasing devices through a master control panel. There are also three (3) abort stations throughout the hangar. The foam supply for these systems is from two (2) 2200 gallon storage tanks and two (2) electric foam pumps. A major rehab of the deluge system was completed January 2010.

Hangars 75 and 79 (ALC Maintenance): The hangar portion of these buildings are protected by a closed head AFFF fire suppression system. Complete replacement of Hangar 79 fire suppression was completed in 2012. Complete replacement of Hangar 75 fire suppression was completed in 2013. AFFF is supplied via two (2) 900 gallon bladder tanks/hangar.

Hangar 77 (ALC Blasting and Stripping Shop): The hangar portion of this building is protected with two

(2) open head deluge systems with Viking deluge valves. System actuation is by a hydraulic release line (wet pilot line) equipped with combination rate of rise/fixed temperature releasing devices. This release line serves both deluge valves indicating that the valves trip simultaneously. This system is original to the building built in 1952. This deluge system is scheduled to be replaced within the next two

(2) years.

Hangar 87 (ALC Paint Hangar): This building is protected via closed head water only fire suppression system.

Bldg. 100 (Engine Test Cells): Three (3) test cells in this facility are protected with water only deluge systems installed in 2012. The remaining portion of the building is protected with closed head system.

5.0 RISER, TAMPER WATERFLOW COUNTS

Bldg. # Risers Tamper Switches Water flow and Pressure

Switches

6 1 1

8 1 1 2

21 1 4 2

23 1 1 1

24 1 1 1

45 1 1

49 3 3 6

53 1 1

55 8 14 37

58B

62 1 2 1

63 12 1 12

75 8 20 4

77 4 4 3

79 8 20 12

80 1 4 1

85 1 1 1

87 2 4 2

93 1 1

96 1 1

96E

96F

96G

96H

97 2 2

Bldg. # Risers Tamper Switches Water flow and Pressure

Switches

100 4 4 4

101 2 2 2

128 8 8

990 1 2 1

HMF-1 7 30 8

HMF-2 7 30 8

6.0 WATER SUPPLY TANKS

HMF-1 and HMF-2 (ALC): Two (2) 300,000 gallon water tanks are located next to the HMF’s pump house. These are manually filled from the potable water service and supply firefighting water to the fire pumps.

7.0 HOSE AND REELS AND STANDPIPES

HMF-1 (ALC): Four (4) standpipes

HMF-2 (ALC): Four (4) standpipes

Bldg. 6 (ATTC): Two (2) hose stations in Hanger Bay section, one (1) in the Hallway.

Bldg. 63 (ALC): Four (4) standpipes located in the Admin spaces and nine (9) in the warehouse area.

Bldg. 49 (Air Station): Four (4) hose reels and standpipes in Hanger Bay.

Bldg. 55 (Air Station): Three (3) hose stations and standpipes.

Bldg. 75 (ALC): Four (4) hose stations (two on each side of the Hanger Deck).

Bldg. 79 (ALC): Four (4) hose stations (two on each side of the Hanger Deck).

8.0 FIRE DOORS

Building # Location Quantity

3 ATTC 4

63 ALC Warehouse 8

HMF-1 and HMF-2 ALC 19

75 ALC 4

79 ALC 2

55 Air Station 10

77 ALC 1

101 ALC 2

100 ALC 3

91 Base 1

96 ALC 1

9.0 FIRE SHUTTERS

Bldg. 3 (ATTC): Five (5) shutters located in the Administration space overlooking the pool.

Hanger 75 (ALC): Three (3) shutters located in the tool room facing the Hanger Deck.

Hanger 79 (ALC): Four (4) shutters located in the tool room facing the Hanger Deck.

HMF-1 (ALC): One (1) fire shutter located in the tool room facing the Hanger Deck.

HMF-2 (ALC): One (1) fire shutter located in the tool room facing the Hanger Deck.

Hanger 55 (Air Station): Three (3) shutter in Hazmat section of the building.

10.0 SERVICE TAG FOR FIRE SHUTTERS AND ROLL UP FIRE DOORS

Company Name Address

Phone Number

11.0 SERVICE / MAINTENANCE / WORK ORDER

SERVICE/MAINTENANCE/WORK ORDER

UNITED STATES COAST GUARD

BASE ELIZABETH CITY FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES

FIRE DETECTION / PROTECTION SYSTEMS INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE

Ticket No.:

Service Call:

Date:

Time In:

Time Out:

Check in Reported to Dispatch or AHJ:

Description of Problem Location and Contact Info.

Service Labor and Travel Hours Hours # of Men Total Man Hours

Parts and Materials

I agree that all work has been performed to my satisfaction.

Work Performed By (Signature) Date

Customer Signature Date