What You Will Learn!
- Identify Fire fighting triangle and Fire Definition
- Identify National FIRE protection Association codes (NFPA)
- Identify Approved organization (UL,FM,LPS and VDS )
- Identify different fire fighting systems (water and gases )
- Water systems (wet,dry,deluge, pre action,Anti freeze and standpipe)
- Water system components (sprinklers,hoses,control valves,pumps and tanks )
- Classification of system based on occupancy
- Understanding the different Sprinkler system Networks
- sprinklers Definition,characteristics and selection
- Selection of the proper pipes and fitting materials according to NFPA13
- Identify Control Zone Valve components
- Sprinklers Distribution according to NFPA 13
- Manually Hydraulic calculations
- Using Elite fire fighting for Hydraulic calculations
- Stand pipe system (Definition,types and components)
- Stand pipe system Hydraulic calculations
- Fire fighting Pumps (types,characteristics)
- Fire fighting Pumps (accessories and fittings)
- Fire fighting Tanks
- installation of fire fighting tanks
Description
Many type of fire fighting systems base on occupancy and application,in our fire fighting design course deal with almost common system ( water system ).
fire fighting design course divided to main three category
1- sprinkler
2-stand pipe
3-fire pump
Each one from the above three category take you from began to next level of system acknowledgment.
in sprinkler system you need to know different type of sprinkler system,
1- how you can select write sprinkler
2-type of piping ,fitting used in sprinkler system
3-distribution of sprinkler
4-pipe sizing
5- hydraulic calculation
The same in stand pipe system you shall know:
1- type of stand pipe
2-distribution of stand pipe
3-hydraulic calculation
4-combined system calculation
fire pump, pump room and tank
1- type of fire pump
2- all pump hook up
3-component of pump room ( pumps & piping )
4- control and operating seance of ( jockey pump & main pump )
5-sizing the pump room piping
6-tank size
7-tank piping ( filling , over flow & vent )
Who Should Attend!
- Mechanical Engineering Students
- Fresh graduated Mechanical Engineers
- All Mechanical Engineers who want to work as fire fighting system designer
