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330-5656. Proof of Payment must be made to Fire Prevention division before any further services can take
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will comply with all applicable codes and ordinances
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1101 E. FISMT ST
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WORKING VALUE SUMMARY GENERAL
Value Method: Market si-
SANFORD
Number
of Buildings: 1 Parcel
Id: 35-19-30-300-021 B-0000 Tax District: Depreciated
Bldg Value: $128,166 TINS
COLLISION CENTER Exemptions: Owner: Depreciated EXFT Value: $14,401 INC
Land
Value (Market): $48,286 Address:
2601 COUNTRY CLUB RD Land
Value Ag: $0 City,
State,ZipCode: SANFORD FL 32771 Just/Market Value: $190,853 Property
Address: 2601 COUNTRY CLUB RD SANFORD 32771 Assessed Value (SOH): $190,853 Facility
Name: Exempt Value: $0 Dor:
27-AUTO SALE AND SERVIC Taxable Value: $190,853 Tax
Estimator SALES
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VALUE SUMMARY SPECIAL
WARRANTY DEED 06/2002 04441 1399 $316,900 Improved 2004 Tax Bill Amount: $3 QUIT
CLAIM DEED 04/1993 02576 1674 $100 Improved 2004 Taxable Value: $193 WARRANTY
DEED 07/1985 01654 1189 $55,000 Vacant DOES
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STEEL/PRE ENG 1985 3 7,500 1 METAL PREFINISHED $128,166 $170,888 EXTRA
FEATURE Description
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CONCRETE DR 4 IN 1985 13,796 $13,796 $27,592 6'
WOOD FENCE 1985 605 $605 $605 OTE:
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Fire Suppression System
INSTALLATION, OPERATION MANUAL,
P/N
AND MAINTENANCE 15040
AMEREX CORPORATION
INC. -
7595 GADSDEN HIGHWAY - TRUSSVILLE, AL 35173 - February 5, 2002
PIN 15040 Component Descriptions
Page 2- 5
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TS) Local Application Nozzle (PIN 16170)
This
nozzle is designed for Application of Dry Chemical
Agent across the surface of the hazard, from
the side. Total
Flood (TF) Nozzle (PIN 16172) This
nozzle is designed for Total Flooding Application
of Dry Chemical Agent into an enclosure
with no more than 5% total uncloseable openings.
See Chapter 3A for other limitations. It is also
used in Vehicle Paint Spray Booth and Open Front
Spray Booth applications (see Chapter 3A). Three -
Way Nozzle (PIN 16174) This
nozzle is specifically tailored for certain Vehicle Paint
Spray Booth Plenum hazards (see Chapter 3A).
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2.30'
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NOZZLE BLOW -
OFF CAP
NOZZLE SLOW -
OFF CAP
Duct and Plenum (DIP) Nozzle, (PIN 16190)
This nozzle is designed to protect exhaust ducts and +
certain plenums in Vehicle and Open Front Spray
Booths (see Chapter 3A).
Screening (SCR) Nozzle (PIN 16192)
This nozzle is designed to protect the opening of the
Work Area in an Open Front Spray Booth (see
Chapter 3A).
Replacement Nozzle Blow -Off Cap (Item 11):
Replacement caps (PIN 14988). as shown above are available. They should be replaced when they become worn,
damaged, brittle, or lost.
Mechanical Control Head:
Item 12):
The mechanical control head, PIN 10134 is used as a service tool to open
the discharge valve during agent cylinder recharging. This device is a T-
handle design constructed of brass and stainless steel and bolts directly to
the top of the agent cylinder discharge valve. The T-handle is spring
loaded and detented to lock in place only in the FULL OPEN or FULL
CLOSED positions.
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Pneumatic Control Head - MRM and ERM Installations: (Item
13): This control head (PIN 15157) is necessary in all installations to
accomplish either automatic or manual system actuation. This device is
constructed of extruded brass and bolts directly to the top of the agent
cylinder discharge valve. When supplied with actuation pressure, the
piston inside the pneumatic control head extends to depress the stem of
the agent cylinder valve releasing the extinguishing agent. Actuation
pressure (compressed nitrogen gas) enters the Pneumatic Control Head
through 1/4 NPT threaded ports on either side.
MRM Nitrogen (N2) Cylinder: (Item 14): The 10 in' N2 cylinder, PIN
12856, supplies nitrogen gas pressure to the Pneumatic Control Head through
the Actuation Network for the purpose of opening the Agent Cylinder Valve.
This cylinder is charged to 1800 psig (12410 KPa) at 70OF (210 C) and
contains enough nitrogen to actuate up to six agent cylinder valves at a
maximum distance of 100 feet (21.3 meters) to the last control head.
Pressure is retained in the N2 cylinder by a gold plated rupture disc.
Replacement rupture discs are available as PIN 09958. Only genuine
AMEREX rupture discs may be used when recharging nitrogen cylinders.
Proper charge pressure is indicated by a pressure gauge located on the
cylinder bottom and protected by an impact resistant plastic gauge guard.
The N2 cylinder is shipped fully charged from the AMEREX factory with a
protective shipping cap installed on the outlet threads. The cap must be
removed at installation but must remain in place at all other times. (Retain
the shipping cap to reuse when recharging the cylinders) Construction of the
N2 cylinder is per DOT 3E. The cylinder is rechargeable by certified
AMEREX installers and does not require periodic hydrotesting.
ERM Nitrogen (N2) Cylinder: (Item 15): The 15 in N2 cylinder, PIN
09956, supplies nitrogen gas pressure to the Pneumatic Control Head through
the Actuation Network for the purpose of opening the Agent Cylinder Valve.
This cylinder is charged to 1800 psig (12410 KPa) at 70OF (210 C) and
contains enough nitrogen to actuate up to ten agent cylinder valves at a
maximum distance of 100 feet (21.3 meters) to the last control head.
Pressure is retained in the N2 cylinder by a gold plated rupture disc.
Replacement rupture discs are available as PIN 09958. Only genuine
AMEREX rupture discs may be used when recharging nitrogen cylinders.
Proper charge pressure is indicated by a pressure gauge located on the
cylinder bottom and protected by an impact resistant plastic gauge guard.
The N2 cylinder is shipped fully charged from the AMEREX factory with a
protective shipping cap installed on the outlet threads. The cap must be
removed at installation but must remain in place at all other times. (Retain
the shipping cap to reuse when recharging the cylinders) Construction of the
N2 cylinder is per DOT 3E. The cylinder is rechargeable by certified
AMEREX installers and does not require periodic hydrotesting.
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Mechanical Time Delay — MRM installations: (Item 18): This device
PIN 15765) is used with MRM-equipped systems when a Discharge Time Delay
of 15 seconds is required (Refer to UL 1254 Standard for details). It is the first
component to connect into the MRM, and is packaged with its own mounting
clamp. In the event of. system actuation, the Mechanical or Electrical Gas
Valves trip immediately, along with any electrical component connected the
Microswitch(es), but the high pressure nitrogen actuation gas will be delayed
before entering the Actuation Network. The reason for this is to allow for
exhaust fan run-down in certain paint spray booth applications. It is not needed
for ERM installations, since the ERM can electronically control the time delay
function, if required.
Vent Check (Item 19): The Vent Check, PIN 10173, is a safety
device that installs in the Pneumatic Control Head. Its function is to
bleed any slowly accumulating pressure that could cause the
Pneumatic Control Head to open the agent cylinder valve prematurely.
Examples of possible. pressure sources include a slow leak in the
rupture disc of. an N2 cylinder, or normal temperature -induced
expansion of the air and moisture trapped in the actuation network. A
vent check must be used on all pneumatically actuated systems. Use
of a pipe plug or other type of "stopper" is unacceptable and can lead to
system malfunctions. The body of the vent check is constructed of
machined brass. The inside of the vent check contains a spring and
nylon ball. Slowly accumulating gas can pass around the nylon ball
and bleed to the atmosphere. However, the rapid accumulation of actuation pressure from the N2 cylinder
causes the ball to compress the spring and seal on a tapered seat, blocking the bleed hole. Following an
actuation, the vent check can be used to exhaust residual actuation pressure by unseating the nylon ball
typically with a small piece of wire or the tip of a ball point pen). In installations using multiple agent
cylinders, the vent check is installed only in one Pneumatic Control Head at the end of the actuation network.
Actuation Tubing (Item 20): The furction of the actuation line is to carry high pressure nitrogen gas from
the N2 cylinder to the pneumatic control head. Actuation components are installer supplied.
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Detector- MRM Installations (Item 21), P/N 12508:
Each Detector in the Amerex Industrial System is comprised of three parts. The Detector Bracket, Detector
Linkage, and the Fusible Link or Job Link (ordered separately). The Bracket serves as support for the Linkage
and is attached to a rigid surface. The Linkage supports the Link and a continuous Cable under tension. At a
predetermined temperature, the Link will separate, relieving tension on the Cable and actuating the system.
This manual will refer to Series and Terminal Detectors. There is no difference in part numbers or dimensions
between Series and Terminal Detectors. A Terminal Detector is the last or only detector in the network and
the Cable must be "terminated" there. A Series Detector is any detector located between the Terminal
Detector and the Mechanical Release Module in the Detection Network.
Fusible Links (Item 22) — MRM Installations
Four temperature ratings of the Fusible Links are used. They are of the electric solder type link which will melt
at a predetermined temperature allowing the two halves of the link to separate.
Type - "K"
Load Limit: Max. Load - 50 lbs. (22.68 kg)
Min. Load - 3 lbs. (1.37 kg)
AMOX
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Part No. Link Rating Max. Ambient Temp.
12326 212OF 1000C 150OF 660C
12327 280OF 1380C 2250F 1070C
12328 360OF 1820C 300OF 1490C
12329 450OF 2320C 3750F 1910C
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Job Links (Item 23) — MRM Installations
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Three temperature ratings of the' Job Quick Response Links are used. They are constructed of two metal
struts held in tension by a small, glass bulb that ruptures at the appropriate temperature rating. The Detector
Bracket (p/n 12508) will support either the Fusible Links or the Job Links, and the,same detector limitations
apply for both types of detectors (see Chapter 4 for installation). '
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Part No Response
Type
Link Rating Max. Ambient Temp.
16225 Quick 200OF 930C 150OF 660C
16226 Quick 2860F 141°C-, 2250F 1070C
16227 Quick 360OF 1820C 300OF 1490C
Test Links — MRM Installations (Item 24):
P/N 12891 Test Links are' available for conducting functional tests of the Detection System. This device fits
the detector in the same manner as the Fusible (Job) Link, normally placed on the Terminal Detector. Test
Links can be cut, simulating a link separating under fire conditions.
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Pulley Tee (Item 27):
P/N 12506 Pulley Tee is used to change the direction of two
Cables by 90°. This device can be used with the Mechanical Gas
Valve and Manual Pull Stations, but NOT Fusible Link Detectors.
Four 13/64" dia. mounting holes are provided. Use with '/:" EMT.
Cable is used to run from the Mechanical Release Module, through conduit and Corner Pulleys to Detectors,
Mechanical Gas Valves or Manual Pull Stations. It is 1/16" diameter, stainless steel (7x7 — 480# tensile
strength) — available in 500 foot (152 m) spools (P/N 12553).
Manual Pull Station — MRM
Installations (Item 29):
Every Amerex Industrial System
must use at least one Manual
Pull Station (P/N 11993). This
device provides a means of
discharging . the system
manually. Manual Pull
Stations should be located in
a Path of Egress and mounted
at a height conforming with
the Local Authority Having
Jurisdiction. The Manual Pull
Station may be recessed or
surface mounted.
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Part Number 15040
Total Flood:
System Design
a) Cylinders:
The Model IS18ABC and IS35ABC can be used for Total Flooding applications.
Page 3A-6
b) Nozzles:
The Total Flood Nozzle, (P/N 16172) is used for both the 181b. and 351b. ABC cylinders. The IS18 cylinder
supports one Total Flood Nozzle. The IS35 cylinder supports two Total Flood Nozzles.
c) Nozzle Coverages:
Volume: 1,440 ftf., per nozzle
Maximum Area: 120 ft.Z per nozzle
Maximum Height: 20 ft.
Maximum Side length: 15 ft.
See chart below for height vs. area restrictions)
Maximum Coverage Per Nozzle.,
Hazard Height (ft.) Longest Side (ft.) Area (ft.) Volume (ft.')
12 or less 15 120 1440
13 15 110.7 1440
14 15 102.8 1440
15 15 96 1440
16 15 90 1440
17 15 84.7 1440
18 15 80 1440
19 15 75.8 1440
20 1 15 72 1440
Note: Amerex Industrial Dry Chemical Systems have not been evaluated by Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.
with respect to the total flood protection of hazards incorporating uncloseable openings exceeding 5% of the
total hazard surface area.
d) Temperature Range:
The operating temperature range for Total Flood applications is
40OF to 120°F (40°C to 490C).
e) Piping Requirements:
Piping diagrams include limitations on pipe length and fittings. System piping must be balanced. Balanced
piping is that in which the difference between the shortest actual pipe length from any %" TEE to nozzle and the
longest actual pipe length from any W TEE to nozzle does not exceed 10% of the longest actual pipe length
from any W TEE to nozzle. The number and type of fittings for all TEE to nozzle sections must be equal.
All piping must be Schedule 40, hot -dipped galvanized steel pipe, and all fittings must be 1501b. class.
Examples of acceptable fitting materials include hot -dipped galvanized malleable iron, ductile iron, or steel.
Couplings and unions may be used where necessary, and reducing bushings or reducing tees can be used for
changes in pipe diameter. NgILBlack steel pipe and fittings can be used in relatively noncorrosive atmospheres.
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f) Nozzle Placement:
The Total Flood Nozzle has been developed to provide application of extinguishing agent from an overhead
position. The nozzle is to be mounted in the center of the protected area, with the tip of the nozzle no greater
than six (6) inches from the ceiling. Proper nozzle placement is shown below:
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TOTAL FLOODING ISI8ABC SINGLE NOZZLE -
Pipe Size, in
Maximum
Length, ft.
Maximum
of Elbows
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the maximum nozzle height above the agent cylinder is 20 feet.
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Vehicle Paint Spray Booths: GTheAmerexVehiclePaintSprayBoothFireSuppressionSystemisofthepre-engineered type as defined by the
NFPA Standard for Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems, NFPA-17. The extinguishing systems described in this
manual are intended to be installed, maintained, and serviced in accordance with NFPA-17. The Amerex Vehicle
Paint Spray Booth System has been evaluated by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) in accordance with the specific
test protocol found in the UL1254 Standard (Pre-engineered Dry Chemical System Units).
Used for painting or coating cars, trucks, buses and large mobile equipment, Vehicle Paint Spray Booths come in
a variety of configurations and sizes. The basic volumes of a Vehicle Paint Spray Booth to be protected by the
Amerex System consists of three main components. They are:
1) Work Area - Where the vehicle is painted.
2) Plenum s — Exhaust chambers adjacent to the Work Area. Plenums utilize filters to trap overspray particles
that escape from the Work Area. The primary purpose of the plenum is to expose a sufficiently large area of
filter media to the overspray that is carried along in a smooth current of air.
3) Duct s - Fan -powered air channels that draw air through the Work Area, the Plenum(s), and finally out
through the Duct.
Most of the time, the air is drawn downward over the vehicI4during the painting process (as in either an Under
Floor, Pit, or Down Draft (Side -Exhaust) configuration. Other booths, such as a Back Draft or Pant -Leg (Horseshoe)
design, draw air down and across, toward the rear of the booth. Fresh air is usually drawn in through intake filters
either in the Work Area ceiling or on the upper walls of the Work Area. Many installations utilize a Heated Make -Up
Recirculation option, which re -circulates filtered, heated air through the booth, thereby being more energy efficient.
The Amerex Vehicle Paint Spray Booth System requires that the booth exhaust fan(s) be shut down prior to the
discharge of the ABC dry chemical. This is accomplished with the use of the Mechanical Time Delay (pin 15765)
with mechanically -released systems, or by the use of the Amerex Electric Control Panel (pin 15780) with the use of
the timed discharge circuit. It is the responsibility of the installer to properly identify the configuration of the booth
and to follow the requirements of this manual in order to achieve proper fire suppression. Sometimes, additional
turns, baffles, or obstructions in the booth's plenum and duct may dictate the use of additional nozzles in order to
ensure good distribution of dry chemical.
a) Cylinders:
The Model IS18ABC, IS35ABC, and IS45ABC can be used for Vehicle Paint Spray Booth applications. The
IS18 and IS 35 models are used for Duct and Plenum coverage, using either the DP, TF-ABC, or 3-Way
nozzles. The IS45 model must always use four TF-ABC nozzles (pin 16172) for Booth Work Area coverage.
b) Nozzles: P/N: Application:
TF-ABC 16172 Work Area; Backdraft / Pantleg / Underfloor Plenum
3-Way 16174 Pit w/ Tunnel (center -mount); Downdraft Plenum with or without Vertical Transition (center -
mount)
D/P 16190 Exhaust Duct; Pit Plenum (end-postion)
c) Nozzle Coverages:
1) Work Area:
The Amerex Vehicle Paint Spray Booth System is flexible enough to protect a wide variety of Vehicle Booths
of various dimensions. The maximum booth height is 23'4". As noted, the IS45 cylinder is always used with four
nozzles, and each of the four nozzles has been tested to protect a Work Area Module. A Work Area can be
thought of as a series of 'boxes', or Modules, stacked together, each protected with a nozzle. The maximum
parameters for each Module are given below:
Module Volume: 1,050 ft.3
per nozzle
Maximum Module Area: 105 ft.
Z per nozzle for booths up to 10 ft. in height; 45 ft.Z for booths up to 23 ft., 4
in. in height.
Maximum Module Height: 23 ft., 4 in.
Maximum Module Side Length: 14 ft. for booths up to 10 ft. tall (15' for Booth Centerline Option)
9 ft for booths from 10 ft. to 23'4" tall
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1) Work Area: (continued)
Maximum Nozzle Offset - Module Center Entry: Within a 2.5 ft. radius semicircle from center of module, no
less than 12" from any side of the module (booth); the curved portion of the semicircle must curve away from
the centerline of the booth; the tip of the nozzle within 6" of ceiling.
Maximum Nozzle Offset - Booth Edge Entry: Entry into the module at the closest point to the intersection of
the booth wall and ceiling. The nozzle location, horizontally, is at the midpoint of the longest side of the
module, +/- 2 feet. The tip of the nozzle must be within 6" of its entry point. This option is allowable
only for booths 10 feet or less in height.
Maximum Nozzle Offset - Booth Centerline Entry: This option is available where nozzle entry is only
possible along the centerline of the booth ceiling. Maximum booth height for this option is 10 feet.
This installation configuration allows for a maximum module side length of 15', which is the width of the
Work Area, in this case. There is no allowable nozzle offset for this option. The first and fourth nozzles
are to be located at 12" from the front and back of the booth, respectively. The second and third
nozzles are to be spaced equally between the first and fourth nozzles. The tip of the nozzle must be
within 6" of the ceiling.
Maximum Nozzle Spacing Module Length), Feet
Booth Width, Inside, Feet; Number of Nozzles Across Width of Booth
Booth
Weight,
Inside,
Feet
15. 2 16; 2 17; 2 18 2 19; 4 20 4 21 4 22; 4 23; 4 24; 4
10 14
11 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
12 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
13 1 9 9 9 8.97 9 9 1 9 9 9 9
14 9 9 8.82 8.33 9 9 9 9 9 9
15 9 8.75 8.23 7.77 9 9 9 9 9 9
16 8.75 8.2 7.72 7r291 9 9 9 9 9 9
16.5 8.48 1 7.95 7.48 7.07 9 9 9 9 9 9
17 8.23 7.72 7.26 6.86 9 9 9 9 9 9
17.5 8 7.5 7.05 6.67 9 9 9 9 9 9
18 7.77 7.29 6.86 6.48 9 9 9 9 9 9
18.5 7.56 7.09 6.67 6.3 9 9 9 9 9 9
19 7.36 1 6.9 6.5 6.14 9 1 9 9 9 9 9
19.5 7.17 1 6.73 6.33 5.98' 9 9 9 9 9 8.97
20 7 6.56 6.17 5.83' 9 9 9 9 9 8.75
20.5 6.82 6.4 6.02 5.69 9 9 9 9 8.9 8.53
21 6.67 6.25 5.88 5.55 9 9 9 9 8.69 8.33
21.5 6.51 6.1 5.74 5.42 9 9 9 8.87 8.49 8.13
22 6.36 5.96 5.61 5.3 9 9 9 8.67 8.3 7.95
22.5 6.22 5.83 5.49 5.18 9 9 8.88 8.48 8.11 7.77
23 6.08 5.7 5.37 5.07 9 9 8.69 8.3 7.93 7.6
23.33 6 5.62 5.29 5 9 9 8.57 8.18 7.82 7.5
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Size Quantity Section Pipe Length, ft. of Elbows
Size, in.
4 TF-ABC Cylinder 1 20 5
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T1 to T2 10 2
T2 to 9 2-90 deg. +
Nozzle 1-45 deg.*
A 45 degree elbow must be used at the nozzle to point it downward and toward the centerline of the booth Work
Area. The nozzle must enter at the closest point to the intersection of the booth wall and the ceiling, and the tip of
the nozzle must be within 6 inches of its entry point. The Edge Entry Option is only allowable on booths with a
maximum height of 10 feet. The maximum nozzle height above the agent cylinder is 10 feet.
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Size, in. of
Elbows
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IS 18ABC 1 to
Nozzle
The maximum elevation of the D/P or 3-way nozzle above cylinder is 23'4".
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