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6.4.2 Maximum system pressure
Sprinkler
systems
shall
be
designed
in
such
a
way
as
to
ensure
that
sprinkler
heads
are
never
subjected
to
a pressure
in
excess
of
12
bar
except
during
pressure
testing
of
the
pipework,
when
the
pressure
shall
not exceed
15
bar.
7 Water Supplies - General
7.1 Suitability
7.1.1 Time of operation
Water
supplies
shall
be
capable
of
furnishing
automatically
at
least
the
requisite
pressure/flow
conditions
of
the
system.
Except
as
specified
in
the
case
of
pressure
tanks,
each
water
supply
shall
have
a
minimum
water
volume
for
the
following
minimum
durations:
-
LH
30min
-
OH
60min
-
HHP
90min
-
HHS
90min
NOTE
1:
in
the
case
of
town
mains,
inexhaustible
sources
and
all
pre-calculated
systems,
the
duration
is
implicit
in
the
requirements
given
in
these
rules.
A
water
supply
shall
not
be
affected
by
possible
frost
conditions
or
drought
or
flooding
or
any
other
conditions
that
could
reduce
the
flow
or
effective
capacity
or
render
the
supply
inoperative.
All
practical
steps
shall
be
taken
to
ensure
the
continuity
and
reliability
of
water
supplies.
NOTE
2:
water
supplies
should
preferably
be
under
the
control
of
the
user,
or
else
the
reliability
and
right
of
use
should
be
guaranteed
by
the
organisation
having
control.
The
water
shall
be
free
from
fibrous
or
other
matter
in
suspension
liable
to
cause
accumulations
in
the
system
piping.
Salt
or
brackish
water
shall
not
be
retained
in
sprinkler
installation
pipework.
NOTE
3:
where
there
is
no
suitable
fresh
water
source
available,
a
salt
or
brackish
water
supply
may
be
used
provided
the
installation
is
normally
charged
with
fresh
water.
NOTE
4:
in
certain
countries,
the
authorities
may
accept
reduced
duration.
7.1.2 Frost protection
The
installation
control
valve
set
and
the
feed
pipe
shall
be
maintained
at
a
minimum
temperature
of
4°C.
7.2 Connections for other services
Water
for
other
services
may
be
taken
from
a
sprinkler
system
only
in
accordance
with
the
following:
a)
as
specified
in
Table
9;
b)
through
a
stop
valve
fitted
upstream
of
the
installation
control
valve
set(s),
as
close
as
is
practical
to
the
point
of
connection
to
the
sprinkler
system
supply
pipe;
and

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