Transcription of FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
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INTRODUCTION TO FIRE INSPECTION PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS . TERMINAL OBJECTIVES. The students will be able to: 1. Identify fire PROTECTION SYSTEMS and devices and describe procedures to validate their operational readiness. 2. Determine the components of water distribution SYSTEMS . ENABLING OBJECTIVES. The students will: 1. Define fire alarm SYSTEMS . 2. Define suppression SYSTEMS , including automatic sprinkler SYSTEMS and other automatic extinguishing SYSTEMS . 3. Define portable fire extinguishers. 4. Identify the various types of water storage devices. 5. Identify the various types of piping materials used in water supply SYSTEMS . 6. Identify the different types of valves in water supply SYSTEMS . 7. Describe a water distribution system. 8. Contrast private and public water supply SYSTEMS . 9. Explain the function of pumps, pipes, and valves used in water distribution SYSTEMS .
Photoelectric detectors are better suited than ionization detectors for locations with high humidity. Air velocity also may affect smoke detector operation. A special type of photoelectric smoke detector is the projected-beam detector. Here the operating principle is the same as a light-obscuration-
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