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SYMBOL SIZE MODEL MAKE FINISH STYLE TEMP K- FACTOR TOTAL 1. EXISTING BUILDING IS FULLY SPRINKLERED. 3. E Qi) EXISTING HEAD LOCATIONS • 1 / 2 TY -FRB TYCO CHROME REC. 155 5.6 4 ADDING PENDENT COVERAGE FOR NEW T.I. CEILINGS. 4. 13 EXISTING SPRINKLER HEADS RELOCATED ' 2. ACTUAL HEAD LOCATIONS MAY VARY DO TO 4 NEW SPRINKLER HEADS ADDED E(i) 1/2 TY -FRB TYCO CHROME REC. 155 5.6 33 UNKNOWN CONSTRUCTION CO, !, S I NS • •� : PROPER C ® Al � " " ' r DED. • �: GRAND TOTAL or HEADS 37 1 r i ! .......... f. .. 3 iNLI o Pp pc ®� ®� �;� p�ppcod a s���ed � • 1 1' c - -- 1 0 °�d as • .. • . l 1' F. _ f. ( Ci.:r 5ev--4• =I - II C t th : i' - - -" - -- / i .• VIEW A -A °cR1 1,40. �' 1 1 0 ' �� /` ! ! :�, tztc.. = Lr.:. r ,q_ 5? L. 1 ° 1 i ' ! 1 RETAINING BEAM CLAMP P ® °: iktadil � „ 1 1 ��, >as > \raw - �f L s �� STRAP 5 . � —�� I 1 - 1 - -. °f; KW t.� / ( • .e . s c = ` • ! ' I i ! . - i I • ! ! : I II I H,_„ I I! 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CPPINIVI c CYCTTK1 - .. . 1 ...... qP a0 oS O0 2 3(„, ttjcci Fire & Building s \ � Products Gem Customer Service /Sales: Technical Services: Tel: (800) 381 -9312 / Fax: (800) 791 -5500 Tel: (414) 570 -5000 / (800) 558 -5236 Fax: (414) 570 -5010 / (800) 877 -1295 Series TY -FRB --Oefahr4 5,6, ands K- factor Upright, Pendent, and s Quick Response, General chemical to which the sprinklers will be exposed. D escription An intermediate level versions of the `' Series TY -FRB Pendent Sprinklers are The Series TY FRB 2.8, 4.2, 5.6, and detailed in Technical Data Sheet i• 8.0 K- factor, Upright and Pendent TFP356, and Sprinkler Guards are de- a Sprinklers described in this data sheet tailed in Technical Data Sheet TFP780 f are quick response standard cover t ..I age, decorative 3 mm glass bulb type WARNINGS spray sprinklers designed for use in The Series TY -FRB Sprinklers de- light or ordinary hazard, commercial scribed herein must be installed and '.g` occupancies such as banks, hotels, maintained in compliance with this - -. .. ... '\-... shopping malls, etc. document, as well as with the applica- ble standards of the National Fire Pro- The recessed version of the Series tection Association, in addition to the TY -FRB Pendent Sprinkler, where ap- standards of any other authorities hay- , ,,,,ra„, \ plicable, is intended for use in areas ing jurisdiction. Failure to do so may — with a finished ceiling. It uses either a impair the integrity of these devices. f r--. two -piece Style 10 (1/2 inch NPT) or Style 40 (3/4 inch NPT) Recessed Es- The owner is responsible for maintain- '- kfi cutcheon with 1/2 inch (12,7 mm) of ing their fire protection system and de- r recessed adjustment or up to 3/4 inch vices in proper operating condition. (19,1 mm) of total adjustment from the The installing contractor or sprinkler flush pendent position, or a two -piece manufacturer should be contacted *.o <. Style 20 (1/2 inch NPT) or Style relative to any questions. Y` Y ( ) c e n th )9 » - inch NPT) Recessed Escutcheon with 1/4 inch (6,4 mm) of recessed adjust- ' .' '° ment or up to 1/2 inch (12,7 mm) of Model/Sprinkler total adjustment from the flush pen- M aximum Working Pressure dent position. The adjustment provided Identification 175 psi (12,1 bar) by the Recessed Escutcheon reduces Discharge Coefficient the accuracy to which the fixed pipe Numbers K = 2.8 GPM / siir 1/2 drops to the sprinklers must be cut. p (40,3 LPM /bar ) K = 4.2 GPM /psi (60.5 LPM /bar / Corrosion resistant coatings, where TY1131 - Upright 2.8K, 1/2 "NPT K = 5.6 GPM /psi (80,6 LPM /bar applicable, are utilized to extend the TY1231 - Pendent 2.8K, 1/2 "NPT K = 8.0 GPM /psi (115,2 LPM /bar Re of copper alloy sprinklers beyond TY2131 - Upright 4.2K, 1/2 "NPT Temperature Ratings that which would otherwise be ob- TY2231 - Pendent 4.2K, 1/2" NPT Refer to Table A and B tained when exposed to corrosive at- TY3131 - Upright 5.6K, 1/2 "NPT mospheres. Although corrosion resis- TY3231 - Pendent 5.6K, 1/2 "NPT Finishes tant coated sprinklers have passed the TY4131 - Upright 8.0K, 3/4 "NPT Sprinkler: Refer to Table A and B standard corrosion tests of the appli- TY4231 - Pendent 8.0K, 3/4 "NPT Recessed Escutcheon: White Coated, cable approval agencies, the testing is Chrome Plated. or Brass Plated 5 not representative of all possible cor- Technical E rosive atmospheres. Consequently, it Physical Characteristics is recommended that the end user be Data F rame 1- consulted with respect to the suitability Bronze of these coatings for any given corro Button Brass /Copper E sive environment. The effects of ambi Approvals Sealing Assembly y ent temperature concentration of UL and C -UL Listed. Beryllium Nickel wrieflont • chemicals, and gas /chemical velocity; FM, LPCB and NYC Approved. Bulb Glass ez should be considered as a minimum, (Refer to Table A for complete approval Compression Screw Bronze = along with the corrosive nature of the information including corrosion resis- Deflector Copper /Bronze %- tant status.) Bushing (K =2.8) Bronze o Page 1 of 8 APRIL, 2003 TFP171 . " 'Dyna-Thread® . _.. Full Line Sch -40 Replacement Dyna - Thread® offers the life expectancy of Sch -40 with superior hydraulics and greater value. Dyna - Thread sprinkler pipe represents an engineering advancement for the sprinkler pipe industry. It combines the safety and longevity of traditional Sch -40 pipe with quality and superior hydraulic advantages. Comparison to Schedule 40 _ Comparison to L.W.T. Pipes • Dyna- Thread's inside diameter is up Corrosion Resistance Ratio (CRR) is • More wall thickness at the thread to 3.6% larger than Sch -40 giving it a UL (Underwriters Laboratory) term (CRR =1.00) gives Dyna- Thread superior hydraulics. And, when used m for the estimated life expectancy of a better life expectancy than lightwall combination with Dyna -Flow pipe, down pipe joint. This is based on the threadable pipe joints. sizing often occurs. calculated wall thickness at the base of the first exposed thread, assumed to • Unlike lightwall threadable pipe, • Dyna - Thread is fully listed and be the weakest point of the pipe Dyna - Thread has no thread approved UL, ULC, and FM for fire length. Dyna - Thread and Sch -40 have gauge warning. sprinkler applications. the same calculated wall thicknesses at this point and are both assigned the • Dyna-Thread is approved for standard • The life expectancy of Dyna- Thread and same CRR of 1.00. hanger spacing (15 ft. O.C.), can be Sch -40 are equal based on the calculated used as earthquake sway bracing, wall thicknesses per UL. and is safe to use as drops. • The consistent quality of steel used to make • Dyna- Thread is safer to weld on. • Dyna - Thread facilitates smooth threading and • Dyna - Thread is more widely accepted lower maintenance costs. than lightwall threadable where Sch -40 is specified. • The exterior of Dyna - Thread is protected by a clean, durable mill coating for extended shelf life and easy paint application. • With its increased strength and lighter weight, Dyna- Thread reduces installation fatigue e Eg and is ideal for retro -fit applications. GO Specifications & Approvals Listed Approved Listed Super 40/Dyna- Thread pipe is manufactured to meet: ASTM A -135, Grade A and is in compliance with NFPA -13. All sizes of Super 40/ Specifica ' x_inches * =metric Dyna - Thread are rated at 300 psi Product Nominal Wt/Ft Wt/Ft Pcs/ Wt/Lift Wt/LIft Wt/Lift working pressure. NPS I.D. H20 Filled Lift 21' 24' 25' Super 40/Dyna- Thread is UL and ULC x 1" 1.080 1.330 1.75 70 1955 - 2234 2327 Listed for wet, dry deluge and pre - action * 25 27.4 2.0 2.60 70 887 1013 1056 sprinkler systems and FM Approved for x 1 1.408 1.870 2.54 51 2002 2288 2384 use in wet systems. Super 40/Dyna- * 32 35.8 2.8 3.78 51 908 1038 1081 Thread can be "hot -dip" galvanized to x 11/2" 1.639 2.290 3.22 44 2115 • 2418 2519 meet FM requirement for dry systems. *40 41.6 3.4 4.79 44 959 1097 1143 Super 40/Dyna- Thread is approved for x 2" 2.104 3.050 4.57 30 1921 2196 2287 all threaded couplings and welded outlets *50 53.4 4.5 6.80 30 871 996 1037 and is suitable for all roll - grooved, and plain -end fittings. (See listing information). $ allied TUBE & CONDUIT 16100 S. Lathrop 11350 Norcom Rd. 2525 N. 27th Ave. Customer Service: .<„.o..rE.r..,,,o..1wco,...., Harvey, IL 60426 Philadelphia, PA 19154 Phoenix, AZ 85009 1- 800 - 882 -5543 Fax 708- 339 -1806 S3-4 eo7 1 o:,,,rerl f , , i ICI. 1 IP 19 00 1 1 n4 ! e199P Standard Cast Iron Pipe Fittings Class The iron from which they are made is held to strict formula by careful chemical analysis and control. _ 125 Tapping is done on the most modern types of threading machines. All tapping are to U.S.A. Stan- dard for iron pipe threads. Straightness and cor- �� �, rect depth of threads assured through continuous t-. - �- capable inspection, by carefully trained ,:< ( ,' inspectors. r. = Every fitting is hand sorted and inspected to eliminate defective castings. ' " "WARD" FITTINGS >° are made strictly to specifications as published by I t he American National Standards Commit f r y • pipe fittings. They also conform to United States Federal Specifications. A chamfer is cut or cast in all openings. permit- „- K . ; ting easy entrance of pipe and preventing damage e t 4- to the first thread in handling and threading. -_ ,, 1. Because of the close attention paid to formula - x• control together with the use of modern precision 7 7 - - ,, r Q equipment we are able to produce castings of rug - , „_, .- .,�' 4°"� I ged strength and ability to make up tight. Can be furnished either black or galvanized, - °'� however, unless otherwise specified, black will be furnished. Specifications: METAL _ Fed. Spec. WWP 501 I 0.D. BAND THREAD THICKNESS p SIZE BAND WIDTH LENGTH MIN. ANSI B 16.4 - FOR DIMENSIONS - A.S.T.M. - (ANSI) - A 153 - 'i .970 .420 . 360 . 110 FOR GALVANIZING %� 1.160 .480 400 .120 ANSI B 1.20.1 FOR PIPE THREADS %? 1.380 .540 .470 130 _ , U.L. LISTED WHERE APPLICABLE Y., 1.990 .660 .620 170 •� 1 1.990 .660 .620 170 A.S.T.M. - A 126 CLASS A FOR MATERIAL 1',; 2.430 .730 .710 .180 1 ,z 2.720 . 790 .740 .200 , _ 2 3.320 .880 .790 .220 Pressure -Temp. Rating 2,1 3.900 .980 .960 .240 - 3 I 4.660 1.040 1.020 .260 - Temp. °F Class 125, psi 3'/, I 5.240 1.100 1.070 .280 4 5.830 1.160 1.120 .310 -20 to 150 175 f 7 . 200 165 `' 250 150 • 300 140 -. E • u 350 125 [Note (i )] 400 - =': NOTES. ` 1 (1) PermISSIDIE fdr service IemDerature uD to 353 °F reflecting InE temperature of saturated steam at 125 psig. (2) °ermissiole for service temperature uo to 406 °F reflecting the temperature of saturated steam at 250 pstg. 35 IPS C STEEL P1PE Y ' HOLE CUT PRODUCTS r f,,. t iCt 1UIi Styles 920 and 920N An iso 9001 certified company Mechanical-T® its Bolted Branch Outlets PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Victaulic Iviechanical -T' cannot be mated to achieve (= DPE) a ioe. Pressure rat- .-. Outlet provides a direct a cross connection. ings on DP" are dependent branch connection at any on the pipe rating. Contact -;, • Style 920 and Style 920N • � location_ a Role can be cut in Victauhc for ratings on other pipe. The hole is cut oversize Mechanical -T outlets are pipe. Style 920 and 920N available with grooved or z to receive a "hole-nrh der" are not recommended for ;..1 female threaded outlet S- = locating collar which secures ou Spec- on PVC plastic pipe. the outlet in position Derma - ify choice on order. Units are Styles 920 and 920N nently. A pressure responsive supplied painted with plated Standard piping practices gasket seals on the ripe O.D. bolts. Galvanized housings dictate that the Mechani- are available, supplied with cal -T Styles 920 and 920N • _ Cross -type connections can plated bolts. must be installed so t ,at. the be achieved by utilizing two main and branch connec- All upper housings of t �e same sizes of Style 920 and Lions are a true 90° angle style and size, with the same 920N are rated at 500 PSI when permanently attached or differing branch size con (3450 kPa) working pressure to the pipeline surface. nections. NOTE: Style 920 on steel pipe. They may also Style 920 Cross and Style 920N housings be used on high density poly ethylene or polybutylene VdS 0 Fnn UDC J . See chart on pace 4 for pressure ratings. MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS Housing /Coating: Ductile iron cal services. UL Classified in or for hot dry air over +140 °F conforming to ASTM A -395, accordance with ANSI/NSF (�60°C) grade 65- 45 -15, and ASTM A- 61 for cold +86 °F ( +30 °C) and *Sen%ices listed are General Ser- 536, grade 65- 45 -12, with orange hot +180 °F ( +82 °C) NOT vice Recommendations only. It enamel coating. RECOMMENDED FOR should be noted that there are O Optional: Hot dipped galva- PETROLEUM SERVICES. services for which these gaskets nized CI Grade "T" nitrile are not recommended. Refer - Gasket: (Specify choice *) Nitrile (Orange color code). ence should always be made to 0 Grade "E" EPDM Temperature range -20 °F to the latest Victaulic Gasket EPDM (Green color code). +180 °F ( -29 °C to +82 °C). Selection Guide for specific gas - Temperature range -30 °F to Recommended for petroleum ket service recommendations =230 °F ( -34 °C to-±110°C). products, air with oil vapors, and for a listing of services Recommended for cold and vegetable and mineral oils which are not recommended. hot water service within the within the specified tempera- Bolts /Nuts: (Styles 920 and ': specified temperature range re range. Not recom- 920N) Heat treated carbon steel plus a variety of dilute acids, 'vended for not water zinc plated to ASTM B -633, oil Tee air and many chemi services over +150 °F ( +66 °C) track -head conforming to physi- VictaulieWrorld Headquarters • P.O. Box 31, Easton, PA 18044 -0031 • 4901 Kessiersville Rd., Easton, PA 18040 •1- 800 -PICK VIC • FAX: 610/250 -8817 • www.victaulic.com 1480 Rev. .5 11/00 ® Registered Trademark of Victauiic © Cooydgnt 1999 Victauiic Printed in U.S.A.