Class 1 Flashcards
(133 cards)
Of the following: the color of the fixed electrical equipment ground wire is:
Green
A valve has a number 150 cast on the side of the valve, the number 150 indicates the:
Pressure rating of the valve
In group A-5 (amusement park structures, bleachers, grandstands and stadiums), an automatic sprinkler system shall be provided in all enclosed areas of the structure, including but not limited to the concession concourse, concession stands, retail areas, press boxes and other accessory occupancies, in excess of : (NYC Bldg. code 2014 — 205,903.2.15)
1000-square feet (93-m^2)
A cryogenic fluid is a liquid having a boiling point lower than: ( NYC Bldg. code, 2014, — 34, 307.2 Definitions)
-130 (F)
In sprinkler installations, the above ground supply pipe directly connected to the water supply: (NFPA 13,1989, 3-4, 3-2)
System Risers
The specification for a piece of equipment reads as follows; 208- volt 3-phase 10- H.P. The piece of electrical equipment is most likely a:
Motor
The location of standpipe risers and 2-1/2-inches angle hose valve shall be located: (NFPA, 2007 —- S-39, 6.1.2.2Q)
Shall be protected by a degree of fire resistance equal to that required for enclosed exit stairways in the building in which they are located / Standpipes and lateral piping supplied by standpipes shall be located in enclosed exit stairways
Standard weight pattern malleable iron fittings 6-inch (150 mm) in size and smaller shall be permitted where pressure do not exceed: (NFPA 13, 2007 — 13-30, 6.4..4.1)
300-psi
If 10 fitters can put up 100-feet of sprinkler pipe in 4- hours how many fitters are needed to put up 1,500-feet of pipe in 25-hours:
(1) 10- fitters, 100- ft. pipe in 4-hrs. (2) 100/10 = 10-ft.per fitter per 4-hrs. (3) 10/4 = 2.5-ft. per fitter per hr. (4)2.5-ft. per/fiiter per/hr. X 25 hrs.= 62.5-ft. per/fitter per/25-hrs. (5) 1,500-ft. of pipe / 62.5-ft.per fitter per 25-hrs. = 24-fitters
Metric Units of Measurement in the standard are in accordance with modernized metric system known as the international system of units, this symbol of units used is: (NFPA 13, 2007, 13-13, Table 1.7.1.3)
SI
The bottom of the topmost gravity zone gravity tanks shall be located above the highest hose outlet in the zone that such tank supplies, expecting the roof manifold and those outlets in a penthouse enclosing mechanical equipment. Pressures may be boosted: ( NFPA 14, 2007 — S-77, Standpipe hose wheel handles.9.4(k) )
By the use of automatic special service pumps/ Fire pumps to provide hope outlet pressures/ Tanks in intermediate zones may be sufficiently elevated to provide the pressures required
the domestic water supply may be used to supply any sprinklers required by the New York City Building COde Section 903 when installed in buildings classified in groups B, E, 1 and R and not classified as high-rise building, provided that all the requirements are met: (Appendix Q Section BC-Q102, Page 9,10,15.1.1 (b) (1)(3)(4)(5) )
The domestic water supply line from the tank or street shall be at least the size of the sprinkler line and the capacity available shall be at least equal to the capacity required for the sprinklers / The domestic water supply line shall be of nonferrous material except when the domestic water supply is four inches or more, the pipe connecting the domestic water supply shall be nonferrous and not less than twelve-inches long / An O.S. and Y. Valve or other listed valve having visual indication, and sealed open, shall be installed in the sprinkler supply branch, or such other valve arrangement as may be provided in this reference standard and in reference standards NFPA-13R or NFPA 13-D as modified for N.Y.C.
What does WOG casted into side of a valve indicate:
Water, oil & gas
if a pressure gauge reads 74-psi at the top of a 75-foot building, what is the pressure at the fire department connection:
.434 X .75 = 32.55 +74.00 = 106.55-PSI
The Purpose Of a sprinkler standard is based on: (NFPA 13, 2007, 1.2.1 — NFPA 13, 1989, 1-1, Chapter 1, General Inf. 1-2)
To Provide A Reasonable degree of protection for life and property from fire through installation requirements for sprinkler systems based upon sound engineering principals, test data, and field experience
A set of sprinkler heads and pipe plans are drawn to scale 1/8- inch per foot. A horizontal line measures 16-3/4-inch on the plan. The actual measurement should be:
134-Feet
In Group F (Factory and industrial) an automatic sprinkler system shall be provided throughout all buildings were any one of the following conditions exist: (NYC Bldg. code, 2014 — 205,903.2.4)
Where a group F-1 (moderate hazard) fire area exceeds 12,000-square feet (1115 m^2) / Where a group F-1 (moderate hazard) fire areas is located more than three-stories above grade / Where the combined area of all group F-1 (moderate hazard) fire areas on all floors, including any mezzanine, exceeds 24,000-square feet (2230m^2)
Of the following types of heat detectors the one that does not initiate an alarm when the detecting element reaches a predetermined set temperature is known as: (NFPA 72, 2002, National Fire Alarm code, 72-109, 11.7.3.2*, “Automatic Fire Detectors”
Rate-of-temperature rise detector
When a sprinkler system is installed: (NFPA 13, 2007, 6.2.1)
Only new sprinklers shall be installed
Test 1.1 Question
Answer
Residual Pressure required in light hazard classification at the highest sprinkler: ( NFPA 13, 2007, 13-115, 11.2.2.8.1, Table 11.2.2.1)
15 P.S.I.
Standpipe systems shall not be required to be altered on existing systems to conform to the provisions of the law when systems are existing on: ( Local Law 99-2005, 2002 NFPA 13)
July 1, 2008
Two Units (liter and bar), outside of but recognized by SI, are commonly used in international fire protection. These units are listed with conversion factors. The conversion factor from one gallon to a liter: (NFPA 13, 2007, 13-13, Table 1.7.1.3, SI Units and Conversion Factors)
3.785-L
Of the following types of fire alarms signaling systems the one that requires that the owner must always be present on the premises to transit the alarm to the fire authorities is known as the:( NFPA 72-21, 3.3.142)
Proprietary system