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166
or deluge
system):
ƒ
material
storage
bunker
ƒ
comminuting
systems
(e.g.
shredders,
mills)
ƒ
drying
systems
ƒ
silo
systems
The
maximum
storage
heights
for
bulk
storage
and
bale
storage
are
given
in
table
K8
and
the
design
data
in table
K9.
T
Table 59: Maximum bulk and bale storage heights (K8)
Max.
storage
height
Max.
room
height
Bulk
storage
5.0
m
9
m
Bale
storage
4.0
m
9
m
Table 60: Design data for sprinkler systems for bulk and bale storage (K9)
Density
of
discharge
17.5
mm/min
-
Area
of
operation
260
wet
system
325
dry
system
Sprinkler
sensitivity
‘quick’
Extinguishing
agent
water
with
film-forming
foam
time
of
operation
Water
supply
90
min.
Foam
supply
60
min.
For
local
protection
of
the
equipment
present
in
the
sorting
area
a
density
of
discharge
of
7.5
mm/min
is
required. Special
or
quick
response
sprinklers
shall
be
used.
If
dry
pipe
systems
are
required
for
the
protection
of
bulk
and
bale
storage,
it
shall
be
ensured
that
an opening
of
the
test
fitting
at
the
end
of
the
pipework
induces
the
discharge
of
water
after
20
s
at
the
latest.
K.10.3
Design
data
of
deluge
systems
in
recycling
plants
A
deluge
system
shall
be
used
for
enclosed
mechanical
conveyor
equipment
such
as
long
belt,
chain
and spiral
or
vibratory
conveyors
with
a
density
of
discharge
of
7.5
mm/min.
Note:
Alternatively
to
sprinkler
protection
according
to
section
K10.2,
bulk
and
bale
storage
may
be protected
by
a
deluge
system
with
a
density
of
discharge
of
17.5
mm/min
and
a
proportioning
of film-forming
foam,
provided
that
the
storage
heights
are
in
accordance
with
table
K9.
Area
of
operation
for
deluge
systems
The
area
protected
by
one
deluge
installation
shall
be
not
less
than
100
except
rooms
with
an area
of
less
than
200
m².
The
water
supply
shall
be
capable
to
supply
the
total
area
of
operation.
The total
area
of
operation
shall
be
found
by
assuming
a
fire
at
the
borderline
between
adjacent
areas protected
by
different
deluge
installations.
All
areas
are
to
be
supplied
at
the
same
time
which
are touched
by
a
radius
of
7
m
from
the
most
unfavourable
possible
location
of
a
fire.

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