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Feb 04, 2025
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FRP 286 Advanced Detection and Protection Systems Lecture Hours: 3 Credits: 3
Provides training in the design of fire protection systems and the evaluation of existing systems with regard to fire codes, building codes, and National Fire Protection Standards
Prerequisite: FRP 171 with a grade of C or better; or consent of instructor. Student Learning Outcomes:
- Describe how various heat, smoke, and flame detection systems and devices work and determine if the system/devices work.
- Identify proper installation locations for systems/devices.
- Relate how local and municipal systems/devices work and how they can be interconnected.
- Evaluate the operational readiness of local alarm systems/devices.
- Differentiate between local, proprietary, central station, and municipal fire alarm systems.
- Describe how to evaluate the correct installation and testing of portable fire extinguishers, water supply systems, fire alarm systems, fixed fire extinguishing systems, and fire detection systems.
- Explain how wet-pipe, dry-pipe, and deluge systems operate and how to restore, inspect, and test wet-pipe, dry-pipe, and deluge systems and describe the capabilities and limitations of each.
- Identify the types of standpipe systems, the components, how to inspect them, and how they work.
- List state and local jurisdiction standards for system design.
- Explain the application, orientation, inspection, and test requirements for prohibited extinguishing systems, carbon dioxide extinguishing systems, halogenated agent extinguishing systems, dry and wet-chemical systems, and foam systems.
- Describe the fixed fire extinguishing systems required or installed for flammable and combustible liquids storage, handling, and use.
- Describe the fixed fire extinguishing systems required or installed for compressed and liquefied gases storage, handling, and use.
- Describe the safeguards normally installed with industrial ovens and furnaces, spray-painting booths, dust collection devices, and duct work/pipe cashes.
- List and describe various fire protection systems and components which are most commonly found in industrial occupancies.
- Describe maintenance practices for fire protection systems located throughout industrial facilities.
Content Outline
- Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
- Automatic Fire Extinguishing Systems
- Standpipe Systems
- Portable Fire Extinguishers
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