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MURUGAPPA GROUP
CONCEPT NOTE ON
FIRE DETECTION & PROTECTION SYSTEM
(DOCUMENT NO. TCE.6769A-ME-608-CN-03)
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1.0 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................1
2.0 SCOPE............................................................................................................... 1
3.0 DESIGN OBJECTIVES.......................................................................................2
4.0 FUNCTION......................................................................................................... 2
5.0 INPUT DATA.......................................................................................................3
6.0 SYSTEM DESIGN..............................................................................................4
7.0 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN REQUIREMENT................................10
8.0 FIRE DETECTION & ALARM SYSTEM............................................................16
9.0 INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL (I&C) SYSTEM REQUIREMENT..........22
9.0 FIRE EXIT & ASSEMBLY POINT.......................................................................23
10.0 CODES & STANDARDS..................................................................................24
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
Tube Investments proposes to put up Chain & Tube Manufacturing Plant at Ponpadi
Village near Thiruthani, Thiruvallur Dt.,Tamil Nadu. The plant consists of separate
tube manufacturing unit & chain manufacturing unit. This concept note describes the
fire protection system for both the units.
2.0 SCOPE
This concept note briefly describes various types of fire protection systems provided
for the plant.
The total fire protection system is categorised into the following types:
A) Hydrant System
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(b)
Present major parameters and brief description of each type of fire fighting
systems/equipment proposed.
4.0 FUNCTION
The hydrant system which is provided throughout the plant shall be operated to
control & extinguish fires in incipient or advanced stages.
HVWS is provided to extinguish & control fire in 15mva transformer located in
switchyard in tube unit. Fire control and protection system will trip the transformer
on an event of fire detection from the transformer zone before the system starts
extinguishing the fire. Detection line is provided, which will open the deluge valve
and extinguish the fire through the protection line.
MVWS is provided to extinguish & control fire in LPG bullet in tube unit The
function is similar to HVWS.
Sprinkler System is provided to detect & extinguish fire in non-plant buildings. A
sprinkler will perform two functions, it will first detect a fire, and then provide an
adequate distribution of water to control or extinguish it.
The portable fire extinguisher which shall be located all over the premises are used
for extinguishing incipient fires. Signages are provided for emergency evacuation and
identification of fire protection accessories.
The objective of using specific detectors of FDAS system is to detect the presence of
smoke / fire in incipient stage or early stage and initiate an audible and visible
annunciation at predetermined locations to alert the building occupants about fire. The
word incipient means a stage of fire which provides invisible smoke, no heat and no
visible flame generated. Also, the information about the fire has to be transmitted to
security personnel for the fire fighting purpose. In the design, the maximum allowable
response delay from activation of an initiating device to receipt and display by the Fire
Alarm Control Panel (FACP) is within 10 seconds.
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As per clause 7.2.1 in Fire Protection Manual of Tariff Advisory Committee (TAC) 12th
edition, 1998 Engineering Workshop is classified under Light Hazard risk. This
plant is considered as Engineering Workshop. However due to the presence of LPG
bullets and other combustibles the requirements of Ordinary Hazard risk is
considered for design of reservoir. It is envisaged to have a separate storage tank &
pump house for chain & tube unit.
The areas where various fire protection systems are to be provided are listed below.
Fire hydrant system and Portable extinguishers: Provided throughout the premises,
the main buildings / areas of which are as under:
S. No.
Area
Chain Unit
Assembly Shop
LPG/Ammonia Manifold
Scrap Yard
10
11
Fabrication Area
12
13
14
ETP/STP/RO
15
Pump House
16
Parking Areas
17
18
Electrical Substation
19
DG Yard
Tube Unit
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S. No.
Area
21
22
TPI Plant
23
24
25
26
27
LPG Bullet
28
29
5.2
As per TAC guidelines, it is decided to run common 200 / 150 mm dia underground
mains for hydrant, spray and sprinkler system with a common pumping arrangement.
5.3
As per TAC guidelines, it is also decided to have delivery pressure of fire pumps as
70 metre water column. (mWC).
6.2
TUBE UNIT
6.2.1
Hydrant System
The distance maintained between each hydrant around the building to be protected is
30 mtr as per the requirements of Fire safety Installations & Life Safety Measures for
various types of occupancies issued by Tamil Nadu Fire & Rescue Services
Department.
Hence approx. 58 nos. of external hydrants and 10 nos. of internal hydrants are
proposed for the entire plant including future expansion. Also 4 nos. water monitors
are proposed in underground HSD & Methanol storage area.
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Equivalent Hydrants
as per TAC
57
57
10
10
Water Monitor
04
12
Item
79
7.5x6.7x5.0
242.5
10.2 lpm/m
2473.5
1750
4471
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7.7x1.5
39.82
10.2 lpm/m
406.21
1219
1750
3091
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periodic cleaning. The capacity of fire water tank is 550 cum considering 2 hrs
aggregate pumping capacity of fire pump.
6.2.6
Name
Electric Motor driven
Main Fire Pump
Diesel Engine driven
Standby Fire Pump
Electric Motor driven
Jockey Pump
6.3
CHAIN UNIT
6.3.1
Hydrant System
Quantity
Parameter
01
01
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Qty
Equivalent Hydrants
as per TAC
38
38
08
08
Water Monitor
03
03
Item
49
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As per TAC rule, when the pumping capacity is less than 820 m3/hour, the required
capacity of jockey pump shall neither be more than 5% of the installed pumping
capacity nor less than 3% thereof (with a minimum of 10.8 M3/hr).
Hence, jockey pump of capacity 10.8 m3/hour shall be provided. The head of the
jockey pump shall be equal to that of main pumps, i.e. 70 mwc.
It is recommended (not mandatory) to provide alternative power source from
emergency Diesel Generator set for main motor driven and Jockey Fire water pumps.
List of Equipments:
Sl.
No.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
6.4
Name
Electric Motor driven
Main Fire Pump
Diesel Engine driven
Standby Fire Pump
Electric Motor driven
Jockey Pump
Quantity
Parameter
01
01
01
Type of Extinguisher
(a)
(b)
(c)
Pumping system:
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a.
The jockey pump shall be used for make-up of leakages. The start-stop of
jockey pump and start of motor and engine driven pump shall be automatic by
individual pressure switches.
b.
c.
Description
Set Pressure
(in kg/cm2)
6.0(g)
7.0(g)
5.5 (g)
4.5 (g)
However, the pressure setting of starting the pumps will be finalised in the
detail engineering phase. Also, the pressure switches shall have flexible range
to select a particular pressure.
d.
Motor-Control Centre and Local Control panel shall be located in the fire
water pump house. A repeater annunciation panel shall be located in security
office.
e.
f.
The fire water pump characteristics shall be as per TAC guidelines. Pumps
shall be capable of furnishing not less than 150% of rated capacity at a head
of not less than 65% of the rated head. The shut-off head shall not exceed
120% of rated head for horizontal pumps and 140% of rated head for vertical
pumps.
g.
Motor shall be squirrel cage operating on 415 V, 3 supply and TEFC. Supply
conditions for which motors are desired to operate are 10%, 3%, 10%
respectively for voltage, frequency and combined voltage and frequency.
Motors shall be of S1 duty and DOL starting. The class of insulation shall be
'F'. Motor shall be IP 55 protected.
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7.2
Speed indicator
Indication for state of battery charge
Low level alarm of fuel in day oil tank
Engine over speed alarm
High jacket water temperature alarm
High lube oil temperature alarm
Jacket water outlet temperature
Lube oil pressure
Hydrant System
(a)
The proposed hydrant system mainly consists of pumps, piping, external and
internal hydrant valves, water monitor, isolation valves and hydrant
accessories.
(b)
The hydrant system mains shall be 200 / 150 mm dia. It shall be validated by
hydraulic calculations that a residual pressure of at least 3.5 kg/cm (g) is
available at the hydraulically farthest hydrant outlet.
(c)
Orifice plate is fitted to hydrant outlets to limit the residual pressure to within
4.5 kg/cm2 (g) to enable the operator to hold the branch pipe and nozzle
without being subjected to excessive reaction thrust.
(d)
The external hydrants shall be provided for every 30 meters of external wall
measurement as per Tamil Nadu Fire & Rescue Services Department. One
hose cabinet, consisting of two nos. 15 m long hoses with couplings, one
branch pipe with nozzle, is suitably mounted on the wall or over ground near
each external & internal hydrant. Each riser pipe feeding the internal hydrants
is provided with drain, vents and isolation valve at ground level.
(e)
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(f)
The fire water piping shall run through underground hume pipe (NP3) at all
road crossings and to avoid interference with other services.
(g)
(h)
The fire water piping layout is designed to supply water from two or more
routes to each area. Adequate numbers of isolation valves are provided to
ensure that when a particular section of pipeline is to be isolated for
maintenance work, the rest of the system remains in working condition all the
time. All the branch connections taking off from ring mains and entering
building are provided with isolation valves outside the building.
(i)
All isolating valves in the system are kept in LOCKED OPEN' condition.
(j)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
Branch pipes with nozzle shall be 63mm Gun-metal ISI marked short
pattern (other than fog nozzles) conforming to IS: 903.
(v)
(b)
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Fire quenching network consists of spray piping with open spray nozzle
around the equipment to be protected, with deluge valve (DV), isolation
valves, strainer, instruments, controls, cabling and other related accessories
with necessary fittings, flanges, gaskets, fasteners & consumables, their
grouting, structural/ masonry supports as per relevant codes, standards and
regulations.
(d)
Design density for the HVWS system is considered to be 10.2 lpm/m as per
TAC guidelines. The system functions as mentioned below:
(e)
The heat sensing QBDs (liquid filled glass bulb type) are mounted on the
pressurised water piping network around the equipment. The fixed
temperature rating of the detectors is 79C. Under fire conditions, one or
more bulbs break causing the water to escape from the charged detection
pipe work, thus relieving the pressure. Fire quenching network is closed by
the deluge valve (DV), so the water pressure in the fire detection & actuation
network is maintained. Once the water pressure in the fire detection &
actuation network falls below a set pressure by the breakage of QBD at the
outbreak of fire, the DV in the fire quenching network opens, and the high
velocity water spray achieved through the spray nozzles is directed to the
equipment. At a preset low pressure value the DV opens allowing water.
(f)
The spray nozzles used in the spray system have a bore size of 6 mm to 10
mm range. Therefore suitable strainer of 2 mm opening is required upstream
of deluge valve to prevent clogging of spray nozzles. Strainer is fitted
between branch line isolating valve and deluge valve. This also facilitates
periodic testing/cleaning of strainer. The nozzles are provided with blow off
caps to prevent dirt accumulation in the nozzle. The nozzle should be made
of corrosion resistant material namely nickel plated brass or bronze.
(g)
By-pass line with isolation valve is also proposed to keep the water availability
at all times in case of deluge valve failure.
(h)
The above ground pipes beyond deluge valve are normally dry and subjected
to atmospheric conditions. Therefore the pipes considered are carbon steel
galvanised, heavy class to provide protection against atmospheric corrosion.
(i)
Projectors on the rings shall be located at not less than 500 mm and not more
than 800 mm from the transformer surface. Spacing of detectors on rows
shall not exceed 2.5 m. The spray nozzles shall be located at a distance not
more than 3m on water spray distribution pipe.
(j)
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(k)
(l)
(k)
(ii)
Deluge valves shall be 80/100/150 mm Cast Iron & UL/FM listed with
water motor gong and wet pilot trim.
(iii)
Spray Nozzles with brass body & nickel plated finish. Open headed
type and UL/FM listed.
(iv)
Quartzoid Bulb Detectors with brass body & nickel plated finish.
Pendent type and UL/FM listed.
The proposed MVWS system is a tap-off from the hydrant ring main and it
mainly consists of detection and protection piping, quartzoid bulb detectors,
spray nozzles, deluge valve, Y type strainer and isolation valve.
(b)
(c)
Design density for the MVWS system is considered to be 10.2 lpm/m as per
TAC guidelines.
(d)
Sprinkler System
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(a)
Sprinkler system is provided for the areas as listed in Clause 2.0 above.
(b)
(c)
In case of fire at specific location, sprinkler bulb (Q.B.) in the vicinity of that
area shall break at predetermined temperature on heating and discharge
water avoiding fire damages to other non-fire portion of the areas and
equipment in the building.
(d)
(e)
(ii)
Alarm valves shall be 150 mm Cast Iron & UL/FM listed with water
motor gong assembly.
(iii)
Quartzoid Bulb Detectors with brass body & nickel plated finish.
Pendent type and UL/FM listed.
(iv)
Fire Extinguisher
a) The nature of Combustibles viz. paper, wood, oil, cable, etc present within the
protected areas determines the class of fire expected in that area. The
description of various classes of fire as defined by IS: 2190 are given below:
(i)
Class A Fire
(ii)
Class B Fire
(iii)
Class C Fire
(iv)
Class D Fire
b) Some types of extinguishers are suitable for more than one class of fire. The
different types of extinguishers and their suitability to extinguish various classes
of fire are given below:
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Type of Extinguisher
A, B, C, D
CO2 Type
B, C
System Design
a) Complete FDAS is to be designed and installed as a fully functioning Life Safety
System.
b) In case of fire, an audio-visual fire alarm is to be generated in the respective plant
operating office, security. Also signals are initiated to operate respective hooters
located at appropriate places in the plant When one of the detectors located in an
area senses the fire, it shall send alarm signal to the FACP. The FACP shall verify the
alarm condition by sending a reset signal to the detector. After a predetermined time
(which is field settable), if the detector is still in alarm condition, the FACP shall
confirm it as alarm condition. In such case Audio-visual fire alarm shall be generated
from the FACPs to which the alarm initiating device is connected. Provision is
available for manually activating FDAS through manual call points.
c) The selection of type & number of fire detectors are to be based on type of
combustible content & ignition source, type of environment & type of risks involved.
d) The locations of the individual fire detectors in the system have to be such that total
area under consideration is covered under the area of coverage of the detectors,
without any blind zones.
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e) Each detector/device shall have a built in fault isolator base so that if a fault occurs in
it, only that detector/device is isolated and the other detectors/devices continue to
function normally. Once the defect is rectified at the faulty equipment, the
detector/device automatically reconnects.
f) The loop size is to be designed such that any loop is not loaded more than 80% of its
capacity (including 20%spare) so that FACP functions without failing in severe fire
condition.
8.2
System Description
a) The Fire Detection and Alarm system shall be fail safe and is required to analyze the
fire signal and initiate the hooters within the time stipulated by NFPA.
b) Every area requiring fire protection can be split up into Zones, to help in exactly pinpointing the location of fire. Small rooms enclosed by walls on all sides are
considered as a separate zone in an area. If an area requiring fire protection is very
significant (say an area on a particular floor level of a building) it can be split into
suitable number of zones depending on the location of walls or criticality of the area
to be protected or other structural obstructions. In an addressable system, each and
every detector can be configured as separate fire zone and it shall be possible to
address the exact location of fire during an incident. Hence the concept of fire zones
implies each detector in case of an addressable system.
c) In a particular zone if fire is detected, then the air-conditioning / ventilation system /
other forced ventilation systems of that area is switched off.
d) The FDAS comprises of the following components:
(I)
(II)
(III)
e) The basis for deciding the quantity of FACPs, Detectors are as given below:
Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP):
(i)
Name
FACP
of
Location of FACP
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a)
FACP-01
a)
FACP-02
(ii) All the above panels will have the provision to be expandable upto 8 loops.
However, the number of loop cards ordered will depend on the exact
requirement.
(iii) The system is to be designed such that occurrence of false alarm is reduced to a
minimum.
Fire alarm Repeater Panel (FARP) :
(i)
There is one FARP each located in Security room of Tube manufacturing Unit &
Chain Manufacturing Unit. This repeater panels displays the fire status FARP will
indicate where in the plant, the alarm originated & display the information such
as floor Elevation, Room no. and detector no. etc. It will be connected to FACPs.
(ii) It will also indicate the type of device initiated so that emergency personnel can
locate the fire quickly.
(iii) Each panel will have the facility to acknowledge the fire and silence the alarm.
The resetting facility will be available both from FACPs & from the FARP present
in the Security room.
f) The basis for selecting various detector types is discussed below.
a) Photo thermal Multi-criteria (Multi-criteria) detector:
Multi-criteria detector is a combination of optical smoke detector and heat
detectors. These can be provided in most of the areas such as office areas,
personnel rooms etc., to detect smoldering smoke generated due to burning of
furniture, clothes, PVC flooring, and short circuit conditions in electric cables.
Advantages:
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Manual call point is of lift and pull down or push and pull down type. This is
provided within the buildings from where a person can give a fire alarm signal
manually to the FDAS. This can also be located in areas where other types of
detectors cannot be used Such as Plant Operating Area.
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v) Manual call point will be addressable and will continuously communicate its
operating conditions and healthiness to FACP and FACP will able to monitor
individual manual call point.
e) Hooter:
i)
Addressable monitor modules will be provided for all nonaddressable/conventional detectors such as Hydrogen detector to assign an
address to such detectors and to be compatible with the FACP.
It will provide dry contact output for activating hooter, a variety of auxiliary
devices, typically used where control or shutting of external equipment is
required. In, Air handling units, supply air fans will be switched off in case of
fire. These control actions will be initiated by FDAS will be executed by
control module. Potential free contacts will be wired to individual equipment
from control module and the contacts can also be wired to MCC to trip their
respective AHUs.. These contacts are fail safe and will be supervised
contacts and will be monitored by the FACP.
ii) Control module will be loop powered and provided with fault isolator base.
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Fire alarm loop cable of 2 core, armoured, 1.5 sq. mm, annealed tinned
copper conductor, PVC insulation, FRLS PVC sheathed, cables will be used
for connecting the individual detectors and FACP.
The system is provided with power supply from 240 V AC, 50 Hz single phase,
Uninterruptible power supply system. FACPs will function during normal power
failure conditions for the period of half an hour, for which the adequate external
battery back-up is provided.
ii)
The body of all the panels are connected to the common safety grounding grid.
8.4
Design Parameters
a)
For calculating the number of detectors required in a particular area / room, and for
the spacing of detectors, IS 2189 is used. FThe locations of fire detectors are to be
coordinated with other services such as air-conditioning grills, light fittings, cable
pans, ventilation ducts, etc.
b)
c)
Manual call points are provided in all exits points and staircases. Manual call points
are also located at easily accessible areas, in such a way that the occupants dont
have to travel more than 30 meters from any position in order to initiate an alarm.
d)
Manual call points are installed 1.4m above finished floor level for easy access.
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The Hooters: Audio annunciation for the evacuation of people is provided. The
evacuation alert signal is in accordance with relevant codes and standards.
Remote response indicators (RRI) are provided for detectors where it cannot be seen
distinctly. For detectors located above/below false ceiling/flooring or detectors whose
clear sight is obstructed by cable trays, etc. require RRIs.
8.5
8.1
When FDAS raises a fire alarm, following operations in the below mentioned systems
occur. Proper Interfacing is done to accomplish the operations:
8.2
Air-Conditioning and Ventilation System:. In case of fire, the alarm signal will be
generated by FDAS. The signal will be transmitted to the Local control panels of air
conditioning and ventilation system or by using control module to switch off the
supply and exhaust air fans.
Alarm Annunciator
b)
Local/remote & selector, auto/manual switch, start / stop push buttons &
indicating lamp for start/stop/trip status indication for the jockey pump, main
pump.
c)
d)
Hooter
e)
f)
Remote input-output unit for communication of all fire protection signals from
the local control panel to the main control room on RS485/Ethernet protocol.
The annunciator shall be microprocessor based, split type with alarm windows
mounted on front door and electronic modules inside the panel. Potential free
contacts shall be wired up to the terminals inside local control panel for each of the
alarm. These potential free contacts shall be used to repeat the alarm in fire officers
room. The panel will be provided with 230V AC from reliable supply from UPS, any
other voltages required shall be derived within the panel.
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j)
AC to DC converters 1 failed
m) AC to DC converter 2 failed
n) Alarm valve operation
o) Deluge valve operation
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Hydrant System
Spray System
Sprinkler System
Sprinkler Regulations
Committee
IS: 3589
IS: 636
IS: 5290
IS: 9972
IS 2190
IS: 940
IS: 2878
IS: 13849
IS: 10204
IS: 2189
IS 11360
UL-521
BS 5839
issued
by
Tariff
Advisory
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