FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS & 780 CMR. Dave LeBlanc, PE, FSFPE March 17, 2015
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1 FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS & 780 CMR Dave LeBlanc, PE, FSFPE March 17, 2015
2 BIOGRAPHY David J. LeBlanc, PE, FSFPE BS EE & MS FPE - WPI 23 Years PE Technical Committee Member NFPA72 - National Fire Alarm Code NFPA3 Commissioning of Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems NFPA4 Integrated Testing of Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems Vice Chairman BBRS Fire Prevention Fire Protection Fellow SFPE VP 2
3 OVERVIEW Fire Alarm Systems Codes & Standards Documentation Characteristics of Systems Other Items Questions 3
4 CODES & STANDARDS Inter-Relationship of Codes MSBC 8 th Edition WHEN fire alarm systems are required NFPA Edition HOW to put in the fire alarm system Reference to NFPA 1 (State Fire Code) (907.8) Inspection, Maintenance, and Periodic Testing 4
5 CODES & STANDARDS MSBC (780 CMR) 8 th Edition Based on 2009 Edition International Building Code (IBC) MA specific amendments Alternative designs require independent 3rd party P.E. review Owner s cost and responsibility Written report to building official Application for variance submitted to SBC Appeals Board 5
6 DOCUMENTATION Document Submittal Process ( & ) Tier 1 Construction Documents Narrative report Systems information fire alarm, fire protection, etc. Tier 2 Shop Drawings Detailed design layout Sequence of Operation Name, License #, exp. date Tier 3 Record Drawings As-Built documentation 6
7 DOCUMENTATION Certificate of Occupancy ( ) Certification from P.E. (Engineer of Record) Confirmation by Owner that As -Builts have been received NFPA Standards completion Certificates Acceptance Test In the presence of building official and/or fire official In lieu of witness testing may accept final performance test report from P.E. 7
8 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Sprinkler Alarm Monitoring Performed by Fire Alarm (907) but in Sprinkler ( ) Central Supervising Station Proprietary Supervising Station Auxiliary Fire Alarm System or constantly attended location approved by Fire Department 8
9 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Fire Alarm Systems When required Section 907 Manual Fire Alarm Systems Pull Stations Automatic Fire Alarm Systems Sprinkler Water-flow Smoke Detectors Heat Detectors 9
10 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Fire Alarm Systems Occupancy will determine which type of system is required and to the extent Nightclub A-2 ( ) Bring up house lighting Stop distractive lighting (disco ball, etc.) Stop all sounds 10
11 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Fire Alarm Systems Audible Types Non-Voice Emergency Voice Systems Large assembly, High-Rise, Atriums Intelligible performance based design Acoustically Distinguishable Space (ADS) Covered in Basis of Design (Narrative) Approved by local authority Not all rooms require intelligibility Individual offices Mechanical rooms 11
12 VOICE INTELLIGIBILITY NFPA 72 Audibility and Intelligibility Lack of understanding Beyond sound level above ambient noise Can you understand the words More speakers at lower wattage taps Voice Intelligibility Meter (CIS -.70)
13 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Fire Alarm Systems Types (cont.) Partial Evacuation Buildings High Rise Hospitals Prisons Requires survivability CI, MI, 2 hour rated cable Fire Fighter Jacks/Phones Survivability Level 2 Notification circuits thru other notification zones 13
14 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Fire Alarm Systems - Details Spacing per NFPA72 Smoke Detectors Heat Detectors Visual Notification Appliances (Strobes) General Prescriptive coverage Candela Ratings Room Coverage Corridor Coverage Performance Based Approach 14
15 PATHWAY (CIRCUITS) Pathway Class Defined By Performance Class B No redundant path & fails with open or short & faults monitored Class A Redundant path & fails with a single short & faults monitored Class X Redundant path & does not fail with a single open or short & faults monitored Redundant Path (4 Ft Horizontal & 1 Ft Vertically) 15
16 CHARACTERISTICS OF SYSTEMS Renovation, Upgrades, System Replacement Chapter 34 Analysis required Identifies code path for compliance of proposed work Even if just Fire Alarm Replacement or Upgrade Total upgrades with new brain & new program new code 16
17 OTHER ITEMS Not Always Utilized But Should Hazmat Report Building official can require by qualified firm approved by AHJ Smoke Control Special Inspector Section 909 for smoke control systems 3 rd party review of any smoke control system (909.2) System designs incorporating performance analysis System designs using smoke control methods Alternative design method selected by registered design professional 17
18 QUESTIONS? Contact Dave LeBlanc For More Information Visit 18
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