NFPA?2010 Standardfor FixedAerosol Fire-Extinguishing Systems 2015Edition NFPA° 1 Batterymarch Park Quincy MA 02169-7471 USA An International Codes and Standards Organization
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20101 Copyright @ 2014 National Fire Protection Association°. All Rights Reserved. NFPA° 2010 Standard for Fixed Aerosol Fire-Extinguishing Systems 2015 Edition This editin of NFPA 2010 Std frFix AFnisig Ssts was prepar by the Technical Commite on Aerosol Extinguishing Technology. It was isued by the Stan- dards Council on November 11 2014 with an effective date of December 1 2014 and super- sedes all previous edlitions. This edition of NFPA 2010 was approwed as an American National Standard on Decem- ber 1 2014. Origin and Development of NFPA 2010 In 1995 at the request of the Technical Commite on Alternative Protection Options to Halon the NFPA Standards Council oted to proceed with a new project to pronide guidance on the subject of fine-aerosol extinguishing technology. In 1996 the Standards Council re- viewed the status of that project and voted to postpone the appointment of a startup roster for a fineaerosol technology project until the technology had actual field use and experience. 2001 the Standards Counil responding to a public request established a new project on Oher the next 5 years field use and experience support material was accumulated and in fine-aerosol extinguishing technology: In 2003 the Technical Committee on Aerosol Extin- guishing Technology submitted a draft document titled Fixnl Aersol Extinguishing Spstems for inclusion in the Annual 2005 cycle. That document became NFPA 2010 Standard for Fixed Aerosol Fire-Eixfinguishing Systems. The 2010 edition of NFPA 2010 featured a reorganization of Chapters 8 and 9 to separate to alsstms condens arosl sstm requirments and disesed arosol sstm require the requirements for systems into categories which include general requirements applicable ments. Several clarifications were made throughout the document as well. The 2015 edition revises the frequency of sstem inspections and adds references to third- party approval standards.
2010-2 FIXED AEROSOL FIRE-EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS Technical Committee on Aerosol Extinguishing Technology Morrison Hershsfield Coporation GA [SE] Daniel A. Dahl Cleir Avi Bahas Fire OP Ltd. FL [SE] Jeffery P. McBride EBL Engineers ILC MD [SE] Scott Bailey Koorsen Fire & Security IN [M] Rep. Fire Suppresion Sstems Association Louis Nash U.S. Coast Guard DC [E] Laciano Borgheti Hughes Associates Europe srl Sheldon Speares Fireman's Fund Insurance Company Blake M Shugarman UL LLC IL [RT] Italy [SE] John E Brooks Firepak Oil and Gas Intustres Ltd. Michael Um Hochiki America Corporation CA [M] TN [I] WA [M] Charles D Bruce Nuclear Service Organization DE [I1] Lawrence T. Weinman Schneier-Weinman Consultants Marc V. Gross Fireaway LLC MN [M] TX (SE) Elwin G. Joyee II Eastem Kentucky University KY [SE] Zhang Zanfeng Shaanxi J&R Fire Figting Co Ld. Riley M. Woiak VSC Fire & Security MD [IM] Robert Kasiski FM Global MA [I] Robert M. Kaul Consultant NY [SE] China [M] Frank L. Lindsey Keller's Inc. NC [IM] Guobi Zhang Tyco/Ansul Incorporated WI [M] Bella A Maranion U.S. Environmental Protection Agency DC [E] Altemates Victor M. Burgos Intertek Testing Services TX [RT] Robert V Scholes Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company Eric Wayme Forssell Hughes Associates Inc. MD [SE] (Voting Alt. to Intertek Rep.) OR [1] (Alt. to L Borghetti) (Alt to S. Speares) Edward M. Fraczkowski EBL Engineers LLC MD [SE] Raymond A. Stacy FM Approvals MA [1] (Alt. to J. P. McBride) Doug Toupalik Tyco/Ansul Inc. WI [M] (Alt to R. Kasiski) Anthony Gee Fireaway Inc. MN [M] (Alt. to M. V. Gross) (Alt to G. Zhang) Kevin Holly Je μULLLC IL [RT] Stephen Walsh Keller's Inc. NC [IM] (Alt. to B. M. Shugarman) (Alt. to F L. Lindsey) Barry D. Chase NFPA Staf Liaison eis is ess te i attei Comie a bt ef afisditio. Sic tt tim hnges i th mip y oc. A k lo cijti i fd a t h h d. NOTE: Membership on a mittee shall not in and of itself constitute an endorsement of the Association of any document developed by the mittee on which the member serves. Coit Sce Ths cmitt shallae iry sibi fr dus dsig intll. aents.Ihaltadtsaadingaint radlzad iat ih operation testing maintenance and use of fire extinguishing sjstems that utilize aerosol extinguishing the manufacturing lhandlling and storage of bustible or flammable aerosol products covered by other mittees. 2015 Ediion
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