Attachment 3 Fire Suppression System Drawings.pdf

These are detailed fire suppression system design drawings prepared by Harris Fire Protection for the Administration Building Renovation at the U.S. National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., dated April 14, 2011. The drawings specify a Clean Agent Novec 1230 Fire Suppression System installation across multiple floors, including the ground floor and first floor, with specific focus on areas such as the Mounting Room (G012), Herbarium spaces (G029, 161), Library Compact (155), and Rare Books Room (156). The technical drawings include comprehensive electrical and mechanical layouts, wiring diagrams, riser diagrams, detector coverage maps, and system component schematics, detailing the precise installation and configuration of fire suppression equipment throughout the building.

The drawings provide intricate technical specifications for the fire suppression system, featuring components like FCPS 2436 and FSCP NFS-320 control panels, release stations, horn/strobe devices, abort stations, and power supply systems. Detailed floor plans show the precise routing of fire suppression infrastructure, including detector placements, wiring paths, and equipment locations across different rooms and zones. The drawings include multiple technical diagrams such as a riser diagram, wiring diagram, and detector coverage maps, ensuring a comprehensive and precise installation plan for the fire suppression system in the National Arboretum Administration Building.