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96-105
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7/3/1996
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1996
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„ <br />Ordinance No. 96-105 <br />page 7 <br />and property. Evidence that standpipe systems have been installed in accordance with the <br />applicable standards specified for this section in Appendix B of the Code sha11 be evidence that <br />such standpipe systems provide reasonable safety to persons and property and which have been <br />subject to the approval of the Fire Chief. <br />(1) Number of ctandnj?gThe number of standpipes shall be such that all parts of <br />every floor area can be reached within thirty feet by a nozzle attached to a maximum of <br />100 feet of hose connected to a standpipe. <br />(2) Location of ctandpi.ge?c Standpipes shall be so located that they are protected <br />against mechanical and fire damage, with outlets, hose racks, hose and nozzle within <br />stairway enclosures. <br />(3) Constniction of andniDec <br />A. Standpipes shall be constructed of wrought iron or steel, and shall be <br />designed to withstand a working pressure of not less than 100 pounds <br />per square inch in excess of the static head of water due to the height of <br />the standpipes. <br />B. Standpipes sha11 extend from the lowest story of the building to the top <br />most story provided that standpipes serving parts of buildings that aze <br />not of the full height of the building need extend only to the top story of <br />that part. <br />C. When more than one standpipe is required in a building they sha11 be <br />connected at the base of their risers by water supply pipes of a size <br />equal to that of the largest standpipes, to permit water from any <br />source, to apply all the standpipes. <br />D. Where the water supply is furnished by gravity tank or pressure tank <br />located in the building at, or above the topmost outlet, a check valve <br />sha11 be provided below the tank and a top valve shall be provided <br />below the tank and a top valve shall be between the check valve and the <br />tank. <br />E. Standpipes shall be equipped on every story with two and one-half inch <br />hose connections and valves located not more than five feet above the floor <br />level. Such valves shall be provided with two and one-half inch to one and <br />one-half inch reducing couplings for use with the Fire Division hose. <br />F. Sufficient outside stem and yoke valves sha11 be provided to permit <br />control of the standpipe riser without interrupting the supply to other <br />risers from the same source of supply. Outside stem and yoke valves <br />which are located above the ground floor, and which must be closed to <br />permit continued use of one standpipe in case of failure of another, shall <br />be arranged to permit operation from the floor or from the pump room. <br />G. Only fittings, connections and valves approved by the Fire Chief sha11 be <br />used in construction of standpipe systems.
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