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Water-based fire sprinkler protection systems comprise the bulk of commercial and residential installations. Properly inspecting, testing, and maintaining these complex systems requires close attention to mechanical details and various important provisions.
The new 2014 NFPA 25: Standard for the Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems offers comprehensive guidance on maintaining suppression systems for optimum performance. Effective use of NFPA 25 reduces risk of death by 80% and average property loss by nearly 70%. In fact, 2013 NFPA 13 requires that installers leave a copy of NFPA 25 with property owners so that inspectors, building owners, and facility managers can maximize protection.
Inspection, testing, and maintenance regimes covered by NFPA 25 include evaluation techniques such as:
Fire sprinkler inspections
Valve status tests
Internal piping assessments
Fire pump operating tests
Fire pump flow tests
Forward-flow tests for back-flow preventers
Risk assessment and performance-based testing programs
Preparing preplanned impairment reports, hydrant flushing, and testing
Learn about the latest provisions in the new 2014 NFPA 25:
Updated fire pump operating test-frequency rules
New fuel-supply testing procedures for diesel-driven fire pumps
Modified definition of "sprinkler system" for consistency with NFPA 13
Clarification about inspecting the insides of sprinkler pipes
An expanded scope that includes water-mist systems
The addition of valve status testing to ensure water is reaching the sprinkler system
Ongoing water-based fire protection system maintenance is far less costly than having to replace entire systems. And ensuring function and performance of sprinkler systems is especially important for protection of life and property.
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