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Provides comprehensive information on designing, installing, and maintaining the FM-200® system.
Outlines necessary precautions and understanding of system operation for personnel safety.
Details the properties and advantages of FM-200® as a fire suppression agent.
Describes the agent storage tank, its specifications, and nameplate details.
Details the Pyro-Chem tank valve, its safety features, and principle of operation.
Explains the strike knob assembly for manual activation of the valve.
Covers nozzle types, configurations, and specifications for agent distribution.
Covers risk assessment, environmental conditions, and personnel considerations for system planning.
Explains how to determine the enclosed space volume for agent quantity calculations.
Guides on selecting and positioning nozzles based on hazard size and coverage.
Provides a step-by-step calculation example for determining agent quantity.
Information required for determining FM-200® quantity for a particular application.
Details how atmospheric pressure affects FM-200® concentration and agent quantity.
Outlines general guidelines and procedures for system installation by authorized distributors.
Covers the mounting and connection of individual tanks to the system.
Details requirements for pipe material, preparation, and installation practices.
Describes the installation of manual, electrical, and pneumatic actuators for system activation.
Outlines final checks, connections, and handover procedures for system completion.
Explains the importance of enclosure integrity for retaining agent concentration.
Details the step-by-step process for conducting an enclosure integrity test.
Describes the use of a computer to collate data and calculate test values.
Emphasizes personnel familiarity and training for system operation and fire procedures.
Explains manual, fully automatic, and automatic systems with manual intervention.
Advises personnel on conditions during discharge: concentration, decomposition, and discharge effects.
Provides guidance for user inspection and maintenance procedures for the system.
Outlines a program for detecting system faults early through regular checks.
Details required professional inspection and testing for proper system operation.
Explains how to use the device to determine FM-200® liquid level and check tank weight.
Describes procedures for refilling discharged tanks, covering valve/tank assemblies.
Details the process of disassembling, cleaning, and replacing parts of the valve assembly.
Outlines the steps for filling tanks with FM-200® agent and nitrogen, including checks and tolerances.
A form to gather essential site information for system design and quotation.
A chart to adjust pressure readings based on tank temperature.
Example output from a hydraulic flow calculation program for system design.
Tables for converting liquid level measurements to FM-200® weight based on tank size and temperature.
General| Brand | Pyro-Chem |
|---|---|
| Model | FM-200 |
| Category | Firefighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
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