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Project Manager: Russell Shulz
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1.0 GENERAL........................................................................................................................................ 5
14.0 TESTING........................................................................................................................................ 13
16.0 TRAINING...................................................................................................................................... 13
1.0 GENERAL
This specification contains the minimum design, installation, testing and commissioning
requirements for an Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System. The Automatic Dry Chemical
Extinguishing System is to assure the safety of personnel and property during a fire. The design
of the Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall conform to this specification and the
complete Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall be fully compatible to all
components supplied.
2.0 REFERENCE
The referenced codes and standards are intended to provide an acceptable level of quality for
materials, products and workmanship. In case of conflict between these standards and the text of
this Specification, the Specification text shall govern.
The latest revision of the referenced codes and standards shall be used as a minimum guide. In
case of conflict, the Contractor shall propose equipment, materials and processes conforming to
one group of codes and standards.
2.1 MARAFIQ
MQ-SP-P-4922– PROTECTED PREMISES AND PROPRIETARY STATION FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM
MQ-SP-P-5001 – PROCESS AND UTILITY PIPING DESIGN, LAYOUT AND
DRAWING
MQ-SP-P-5002 – PIPING – MATERIAL SPECIFICATION LINE CLASS –
PROCESS AND UTILITY PIPING
MQ-SP-P-5003 – SHOP FABRICATION AND HANDLING – PROCESS AND
UTILITY PIPING
MQ-SP-P-5004 – FIELD FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION – PROCESS AND
UTILITY PIPING
MQ-SP-P-5005 – INTERNAL CLEANING OF PIPING SYSTEMS
MQ-SP-P-5007 – BOLT TORQUE AND TENSIONING REQUIREMENTS
MQ-SP-P-5008 – PIPE MARKERS AND VALVE TAGS FOR COMMODITY AND
SAFETY ID
MQ-SP-P-5009 – GENERAL PIPING SPECIFICATION – PIPING STANDARD
DETAILS
MQ-SP-P-5015 – PURCHASE SPECIFICATION FOR PIPE, FITTINGS, AND
FLANGES
MQ-SP-P-5016 – PURCHASE SPECIFICATION FOR BOLTS, NUTS, AND
GASKETS
MQ-SP-P-5024 – PIPING SUPPORT ELEMENTS
MQ-SP-P-5029 – WELDING / NDE SPECIFICATION FOR SHOP/FIELD
FABRICATED PIPE
2.2 SASO - Saudi Arabian Standards Organization
2.3 SAF Directives
Safety & Fire Protection Directives for the industrial facilities under High
Commission for Industrial Security
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5.0 SUBMITTALS
The Contractor shall submit the following items for review and approval before commencing the
work:
Product Data
Product data shall include principal dimensions, general construction and material for each
item intended to be furnished and installed.
Manufacturer's catalog data sheets shall be submitted for all nozzles, valves, controls and all
other accessories and system components.
Installation Instructions
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Submit copies of the manufacturer's installation and maintenance instructions for all
equipment. Include valve data and servicing instructions.
Shop Drawings
Working plans, prepared according to NFPA 17.
Calculations
The calculations for the entire Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall be by
a computer generated calculation program. The calculations shall meet the requirements
of NFPA 17.
As-Built Drawings
Clearly indicate nozzles, cylinders, and piping on the Shop Drawings and As-built plans.
Clearly indicate valves, alarms and control locations.
Maintenance and Operating Instructions
Submit data conforming to NFPA 17 for maintenance of the system.
Equipment manufacturer recommended spare parts and tools list.
Operation and Maintenance Manuals.
Test Reports
Accurately record and report the methods of testing, times and dates of the test, witnesses to
the test, and the results of the test.
A Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall not be used on the following hazards;
Chemicals containing their own oxygen supply
Combustible metals
Deep-seated or burrowing fires in ordinary combustibles where the dry chemical cannot
reach the point of combustion.
Total Flood Systems and Local Application Systems shall be capable of automatic detection of
fire and automatic/manual actuation of gas discharge circuit in addition to mechanical means of
discharging agent from cylinder storage area.
The Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall be designed to avoid undue danger to
the lives and safety of its occupants from a fire.
The nozzles, controlling devices, protective devices, alarm systems, supervisory devices and
related equipment shall be made compatible so that all equipment shall function together as
specified.
System design and installation shall reflect high quality professional work that properly accounts
for practical maintenance concerns and aesthetic concerns, as well as meets the design
requirements.
The piping system shall be sized in accordance with a calculation technique to ensure availability
of flows and pressures required for correct performance of the system.
Duration of the agent shall meet the requirements of NFPA 17 and Project Specifications.
8.1 Reserve Supply
When the dry chemical system is provided to protect multiple hazards by means of
selector valves, sufficient dry chemical and expellant gas shall be kept on hand sufficient
for one complete recharge of the dry chemical system. For single hazard systems, a
similar back up supply of dry chemical and expellant shall be on hand if the system
cannot be shut down until recharge of the system can be made.
8.2 Calculations
The pipe diameters of the Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall be based
on calculations to determine the required pressures and required flows to the nozzles.
10.0 PRODUCTS
All goods and products covered by these Specifications shall be procured, when available, from
an in-Kingdom manufacturer. Procurement of all goods and products manufactured out-of-
Kingdom must be approved. All products, system components and hardware shall be in
compliance with NFPA 17. Only listed materials and devices shall be used in the installation of
the Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System.
All products, system components and hardware shall be in compliance with the applicable NFPA
standards and the Project Specifications.
All valves, nozzles, alarms and any additional fire fighting equipment shall be UL listed and/or FM
approved.
10.1 Discharge nozzles
Discharge nozzles shall be listed for rate of discharge, effective range, and pattern or
area of coverage.
Discharge nozzles shall be provided with blow-out caps to ensure unobstructed opening
upon system operation.
Discharge nozzles shall be permanently marked for identification, as per the NFPA 17.
Discharge nozzles shall be brass, stainless steel, or other corrosion-resistant material, or
be protected inside and out against corrosion.
10.2 Gas Storage Cylinders
Gas storage cylinders shall be designed to maintain the dry chemical agent.
The expellant gas for the dry chemical agent shall be nitrogen.
Cylinders shall be floor mounted and suitably supported on steel rack for each bank of
cylinders, and shall have facilities for convenient individual servicing.
10.3 Control Panel
The control panel shall provide centralized monitoring and control of the fire detectors,
local release devices, abort switches, alarm appliances, and solenoid valves. On
receiving a fire signal from fire detectors or a local release device, the control panel shall
activate the solenoid valves and alarms.
The control panel shall be UL listed and/or FM approved, and complies with the
requirements of NFPA 17 and NFPA 72.
10.4 Discharge Indicator
The discharge indicator shall be designed to display a message to personnel. It shall be
operated by an alarm signal from the control panel and its operation shall continue even
after the agent discharge. The message on the indicator shall flash in red to keep out of
the protected room. The device shall operate on 24 VDC and shall be powered from
control panel.
10.5 Warning Sounder / Strobe
Sounders and strobes shall operate on 24 VDC and shall be powered by the control
panel.
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11.0 EXECUTION
All products and equipment shall be installed in accordance with MARAFIQ regulations,
applicable local codes and standards, the manufacturer's written installation instructions and
Project Specifications.
The Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing System shall be installed in accordance the applicable
NFPA standards.
Provisions shall be made to facilitate frequent inspection, testing and maintenance as described
in NFPA 17.
Protect all equipment and materials at all times.
Cover and protect equipment and materials from dirt, water, chemical or mechanical damage.
11.1 Protection of Piping and Equipment Against Damage
Protect all equipment materials at all times.
Close pipe openings with caps or plugs during installation. Cover and protect equipment
materials from dirt, water, chemical or mechanical damage.
12.0 INSTALLATION
All materials and equipment used in the installation of the Automatic Dry Chemical Extinguishing
System shall be new and the latest design by the manufacturer.
All materials, valves and devices essential to successful system operation shall be UL Listed
and/or FM approved.
All openings in the room walls and slab made either for present or future equipment, cables and
HVAC ducts shall be properly sealed using approved fire stops.
12.1 Power source
The primary source of energy for the operation and control of the system shall have the
capacity for intended service and shall be reliable.
In the event of a primary power failure, the control panel shall have battery backup to
support the entire system for 24 hours and then perform an alarm sequence for the
maximum discharge time for the longest system discharge plus at least 10 minutes extra.
A charger shall be provided to recover the batteries in 48 hours from a fully discharge
condition. Standby batteries shall be of the sealed, lead acid type.
12.2 Control Panel
The Control Panel shall be installed at a location near to the entrance to facilitate easy
access. Enclosure shall permit front access only.
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13.0 COORDINATION
Coordinate location of all nozzles, pipe, gas cylinders, control panels and all necessary
accessories for proper operation of the system.
14.0 TESTING
The completed installation shall be inspected, tested and commissioned by an approved fire
suppression system specialist Engineer of the Fire Suppression System designer/supplier, in the
presence of Company’s representatives.
All mechanical and electrical components including detection and actuation devices shall be
tested as per NFPA 17, 72 and according to the manufacturer’s recommended procedure.
Standard tests shall be carried out for checking the various instruments, instrument loops,
insulation and continuity for cables.
Acceptance tests shall be a discharge of dry chemical in sufficient amounts in order to verify that
the system is fully functional and installed properly.
Piping shall not be hydrostatically tested. Where pressure testing is required, it shall be
conducted using a dry gas.
Concealed pipe joints such as those in walls, ceilings and the like shall be tested before the
piping is concealed.
On completion of the testing and commissioning, the fire suppression system, and the fire and
gas detection system shall be left in a “live” condition.
15.0 CERTIFICATION
The Contractor shall prepare and submit a set of As-built Drawings and calculations of the
system, maintenance and instruction bulletins, and the applicable parts of the Contractor’s
material and test certificates covering material and tests certifying that the work has been
completed and tested in accordance with plans and specifications.
16.0 TRAINING
Prior to acceptance of the installed system, Contractor shall provide on site training by an
approved fire suppression system specialist Engineer of the Fire suppression system
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designer/supplier, for operation, maintenance and trouble shooting of the system. Training shall
consist of:
System Operation
Control system operation
Trouble shooting procedures
Emergency procedures
Safety requirements
Demonstration of the system excluding gas release
Periodical Inspection