NFPA 12 Standard on Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems 2018 NFPA
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12-1 Copyright O 2017 National Fire Protection Axsociation° All Rights Reserved. NFPA° 12 Standard on Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems 2018 Edition This editin of NFPA 12 Stndd on Cabn Dioide Extingushng Sstems was prepared by the onNmber 10 2017 with an ffetie date f omber 30 2017 and supesedes all preous Technical Commitee on Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems. It was issued by the Standards Council editions. This edition of NFPA 12 was approved as an American National Standard on Novemher 30 2017. Origin and Development of NFPA 12 Work on this standard was initiated in 1928 by the Committee on Manufacturing Risks and Special Hazards. The standard was first adopted in 1929 and was revised in 1933 1939 1940 1941 1942 (January and May) 1945 1946 1948 1949 1956 1957 1961 1962 1963 1964 1966 1968 1972 1973 1977 and 1980. Revisions adopted between 1945 and 1949 were proposed by the Committee on Special Extinguishing Systems and those in 1956 and subsequent revisions were proposed by the Committee on Carbon Dioxide. The standard was renvised in 1985 and 1989. The standard was pletely rewritten for the 1993 revision to more clearly state the requirements and to separate the mandatory requirements from the advisory text in an effort to make the document more usable enforceable and adoptable. sasis a The 2005 edlition of this standard was revised with a focus on safety. The 2008 edition of the standard was a partial revision. atddition a new sstem acceptance report was added to pemit pliance with the misioning The 2015 edition incorporated a general update of references and other minor improvements. In procedures of NFPA 3. The 2018 edlition introxduces a new requirement to conduct testing of integrated fire protection and life safety systems in accordance with NFPA 4. In addition a new section on pipe hangers and supports ad ae annex sctin n fl discharge testing hae alo been aded. Finally th equivalency statement was revised to use the standlard text which specifies that the authority having jurisdictin s resoile fr aoving an equivlent stem mthd devie. NFPA and Natiomal Fire Protection Asociation are registered trademarks of the National Fire Protection Asociation Quincy; Masachusets 02169.
12-2 CARBON DIOXIDE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS Technical Committee on Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems Ehmke Associates NC [SE] Brent S. Ehmke Chais Marsh Risk Consulting AZ [1] Ronald C. Adcock Srcxdary Katherine Adrian Tyco Fire Suppression & Buikding Products WT Robert Kasiski FM Global MA [1] [M] Norbert W. Makowka National Association of Fire Equipement Paal Anastasia American International Group Inc. (AIG) MA [I] Distributors IL [IM] Oded Aron Port Authority of New York & New Jersey NY [U] Rep. National Association of Fire Equipment Distributors John E. Dellogono Liberty Mutual Property MA [1] Bella A Maranion U.S. Enxironmental Protection Agency DC [E] Todd A. Dillon Global Asset Protection Services LLC OH [1] Robert G. Richard Honeyell Inc. NY [M] Laurence E Fisher U.S. Coast Guard DC [E] Paal E Rivers 3M Compang MN [M] William AL Froh U.S. Department of Energy DC [U] Mark L. Robin Chemours DE [M] Raymond N. Hansen U.S. Department of the Air Force FL. [E] Joseph A Senecal Kidde-Fenwal Inc. MA [M] Jeffrey L Harrington Harrington Group Inc. GA [SE] Blake M. Shugarman UL LLC IL [RT] Mark E. Herzog The Hiller Companies AL [IM] John C. Spaling Healey Fire Protection Inc. MI [M] Scott A Hi JENSEN HUGHES MD [SE] Brad T. Stihrell Fike Corporation MO [M] Rep. Fire Suppresion Sstems Association Steven Hodges Alion Science And Technology CA [U] W. David Hoffman Firetrace International AZ [M] Robert T. Wickham Wickham Associates NH [SE] Giuliane Indovino North American Fire Guardian Technology. Thomas J. Wysocki Guardian Services Inc. IL [SE] Inc. Italy [M] Alternates Maurizio Barbuzi North American Fire Cuardian Technology. Justin D. Merrick S&S Sprinkler Company LLC AL [M] Inc. Italy [M] (Alt to Giuliano Indosino) Michael Le Moherty BP Upsream Engineering Center TX [U] Voting Alternate Charles O. Bauroth Liberty Mutual MA [1] Voting Alternate (Alt. to John E. Dellogono) Thomas A. Downey Marsh Risk Consulting CT [1] Earl D Neargarth Fike Corporation MO [M] (Alt. to Brad T. Stilhell) Mark E. Fessenden Tyco Fire Protection Products WI [M] John G. Owens 3M Company MN [M] (Alt to Katherine Adrian) (Alt. to Paul E. Rivers) Eric W. Forssell JENSEN HUGHES MD [SE] James M. Racci Haington Group Inc. GA [SE] (Alt to Scott A Hill) (Alt. to Jeffrey L. Harrington) Ryan Gamboa Firetrace USA AZ [M] (Alt to W. David Hoffman) Raymond A Stacy FM Approuals MA [1] (Alt. to Robert Kasiski) Kevin Holly Je UL LLC. IL [RT] (Alt. to Blake M. Shugarman) []N u (Alt. to Robert G. Richard) Daniel J. Hubert Amerex/Janus Fire Spstems IN [M] (Alt to John C. Spalding) [3] s Alfred J. Thornton The Chemours Company DE [M] (Alt to Laurence E. Fisher) Jonathan G Ingram Kidde-Fenwal Inc. MA [M] (Alt. to Joseph A. Senecal) Todd W. VanGorder Silco Fire &: Security OH [IM] (Alt to Mark L. Robin) Jeffrey S. Kidd The Hiler Companies MA [IM] (Alt. to Mark E. Herzog) (Alt. to Norbert W. Makonka) Nonvoting Ingeborg Schlosser VdS Schadenserhuetung Germany [1] Fernando Vigara APICI Spain [SE] Barry D. Chase NFPA Staff Liaison This lis sts th msp at e t te Coxite aes lo e f tet ofts edii. Since tht tims chnges n te mwerhijp ma ha accemd. A ky ao cassijcatins s fond at rhe back af the document. NOTE: Membership on a mitte shall not in and of itself constitute an endorsement of the Association or any document developed by the mittee on which the member serves 2018 Edition
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