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    NFPA - Grooved Fittings

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    This document provides specifications for piping systems used in clean agent fire extinguishing systems. It outlines minimum design pressures and acceptable fitting types for different clean agents based on the pressure in the agent container. For most halocarbon agents, the minimum acceptable fittings are Class 300 threaded malleable iron or Class 300 threaded ductile iron up to 3-inch pipe size. For HFC-23, higher pressure ratings of Class 2,000 or Class 600 fittings are required.

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    NFPA - Grooved Fittings

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    This document provides specifications for piping systems used in clean agent fire extinguishing systems. It outlines minimum design pressures and acceptable fitting types for different clean agents based on the pressure in the agent container. For most halocarbon agents, the minimum acceptable fittings are Class 300 threaded malleable iron or Class 300 threaded ductile iron up to 3-inch pipe size. For HFC-23, higher pressure ratings of Class 2,000 or Class 600 fittings are required.

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    NFPA SPECIFICATION FOR GROOVED FITTINGS

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    This document provides specifications for piping systems used in clean agent fire extinguishing systems. It outlines minimum design pressures and acceptable fitting types for different clean agents based on the pressure in the agent container. For most halocarbon agents, the minimum acceptable fittings are Class 300 threaded malleable iron or Class 300 threaded ductile iron up to 3-inch pipe size. For HFC-23, higher pressure ratings of Class 2,000 or Class 600 fittings are required.

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    NFPA - Grooved Fittings

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    This document provides specifications for piping systems used in clean agent fire extinguishing systems. It outlines minimum design pressures and acceptable fitting types for different clean agents based on the pressure in the agent container. For most halocarbon agents, the minimum acceptable fittings are Class 300 threaded malleable iron or Class 300 threaded ductile iron up to 3-inch pipe size. For HFC-23, higher pressure ratings of Class 2,000 or Class 600 fittings are required.

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    2001-54 CLEAN AGENT FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

    Δ Table A.4.2.2.2(a) Piping Systems Fittings

    Pressure in Agent
    Container at 70°F (21°C) Fitting Minimum
    (up to and including) Design Pressure a
    Maximum Pipe
    Clean Agent psi kPa psi kPa Minimum Acceptable Fittings Size (NPS)
    All halocarbon agents 360 2,482 432 2,979 Class 300 threaded malleable iron 3 in.
    (except HFC-23) Class 300 threaded ductile iron All
    Groove type fittingsb 6 in.
    Class 300 flanged joints All
    600 4,137 820 5,654 Class 300 threaded malleable iron 4 in.
    Class 2,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Class 400 flanged joint All
    c
    HFC-23 609 4,199 1,746 12,038 Class 300 threaded malleable iron 1 in.
    Class 2,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Class 600 flanged joint All
    IG-541 2,175 14,997 2,175 14,997 Class 3,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Upstream of the Class 1,500 flanged joint All
    pressure reducer
    Downstream of the —d —d
    pressure reducerd
    2,900 19,996 2,900 19,996 Class 3,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Upstream of the Class 1,500 flanged joint All
    pressure reducer
    Downstream of the —d —d
    pressure reducerd
    4,503 31,047 4,503 31,047 Class 6,000 threaded/welded All
    forged steel joint
    Class 2,500 flanged joint All
    IG-01 2,370 16,341 2,370 16,341 Class 3,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Upstream of the Class 1,500 flanged joint All
    pressure reducer
    Downstream of the —d —d
    pressure reducerd
    2,964 20,346 2,964 20,346 Class 3,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Upstream of the Class 1,500 flanged joint All
    pressure reducer
    Downstream of the —d —d
    pressure reducer
    4,510 31,097 4,510 31,097 Class 6,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Upstream of the Class 2,500 flanged joint
    pressure reducer
    d d
    Downstream of the
    pressure reducer
    IG-55 2,175 14,996 2,175 14,996 Class 3,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    Upstream of the Class 1,500 flanged joint All
    pressure reducer
    Downstream of the —d —d
    pressure reducerd
    2,900 19,995 2,900 19,995 Class 3,000 threaded/welded forged All
    steel
    (continues)

    2018 Edition Shaded text = Revisions. Δ = Text deletions and figure/table revisions. • = Section deletions. N = New material.

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