RMS - Chapter 4
RMS - Chapter 4
Duration: 3hrs
INTRODUCTION
This course will lead the student to understand how the smart design works, and they function
to mitigate the risks and hazards of familiarizing and applying the technology and its future
design for the future use in risk mitigation and prevention.
OBJECTIVE
The main objective is to apply and harness modern technology and introduce this
development to the students. This facility is installed in the work environment for the safety
and comfort of the stakeholders of the establishment.
To understand and familiarize on modern technology such as smart design and system that
help keeps the establishment safe for its stakeholder and occupants.
It is described as smart buildings or intelligent buildings; these buildings of the future are any
structures that hold integrated processes or smart/creative design to self- regulate the
establishment and operations to a human-centered approach.
Smart design
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Example:
Floor plan
The floor plan is a drawing to scale, illustrating a view from above, in relationships through
specific spaces, human, traffic patterns, doors, and other physical structures. This includes
dimensions to scale fixtures and furniture.
Fire exits
The software create and resolve a form of appropriate equations numerically for low- speed,
thermally-driven flow, with an emphasis on smoke and heat transport from fires (national
institute of standard and technology, November 20, 2019)
Existing electrical panel labels: if the main electrical panel already has some labels by
fuses or switches (as it should), you may see labels indicating "Sub," "Sub Panel," or naming
another building area that was perhaps an addition like "Den" or naming an outbuilding like
"Garage.
labeled wiring
is an electrical panel containing switches and fuses or circuit breakers controlling branch
circuits such floors rooms as facilities, utilities, and motors. It is enclosed in a metal cabinet
and usually placed in or against a wall.
Panels should be maintained with a licensed professional and labeled regarding designation.
Example:
● Central air conditioning & heat pumps
● Electric water heater
● Electric laundry, clothes dryer
● Electric oven or stove
● Electric heaters and backup electric heat for heat pump systems
● Steam bath, electric steam generator
● Series of motors for a specific group
ISO standards are internationally agreed-upon with the council of experts. To create or device
a better way of doing something. It could be about a product, managing
process, supplying materials, or delivering service standards cover a huge range of
classifications or activities.
A smart sensor is a device that takes input from the establishment and uses built-in complex
functions upon detection of specific input and then processes data and automated collection.
These are used for monitoring and control mechanisms in a wide variety of applications,
including security.
Closed-circuit television
A smoke detector is a device that automatically detects smoke and gives a warning of the
stakeholder of the establishment.
Sprinkler
A series of overhead pipe systems purposely to protect a building against fire utilizing
extinguishing by a fluid such as water and also dry chemicals it is heat/ smoke activated from
a sensor.
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Smoke detector
Sprinkler system
Dry fire sprinkler systems, on the other hand, contain pressurized air or nitrogen. The
pressurized air or co2 when a fire occurs and the sprinkler activates, the purpose is to cut the
supply of oxygen to extinguish the fire cons. has some health hazards that can result in
shortness in breathing.
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Liquid sprinkler Dry chemicals
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