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2010-1 Copyright @ 2019 National Fire Protection Association° All Rights Reserved. NFPA° 2010 Standard for Fixed Aerosol Fire-Extinguishing Systems 2020 Edition This editin of NFPA 2010 Sndrd fr Fxd Asol Frextinguishg Sysfems was prepared by the Technical Commitee on Aerosol Extinguishing Technology: It was isued by the Standards Council on November 4 2019 vith an effective date of November 24 2019 and supersedes all previous editions. This edition of NFPA 2010 was approwed as an American National Standard on Noember 24. 2019. Origin and Development of NFPA 2010 In 1995 at the request of the Technical Committee on Altemative Protection Options to Halon the NFPA Standards Coucilvoted to proceed with a new prjec to provide guidane n the sujet of fine-aerosol extinguishing technolog: In 1996 the Standards Council reviewed the status of that project and voted to postpone the appointment of a startup roster for a fine-aerosol technology projctl thlhulfandriO xtasnd experience support material was accumulated and in 2001 the Standards Council responding to a public request established a new project on fineaerosol xtinguishing technology. In 2003 the Technical Commitee on Aerosol Extinguishing Technology submitted a draf document titled Fixed Aerosol Extinguishing Systems for inclusion in the Annual 2005 cycle. That document became NFPA 2010 Stenderi for Fixed Aerosol Fire-Extinguishing Systems. The 2010 edition of NFPA 2010 featured a reorganization of Chapters 8 and 9 to separate the requirements for sstems into categories which include general requirements applicable to all sstems condesed aerosol sstem reqiremens and dispersd aerosol sstem requrements Seeral clarifications were made throughout the document as well. The 2015 edition revised the frequency f sstem nspections an aded rrences to third-party approval standards. For the 2020 edition the mittee removed dispersed aerosol systems from the document scope and deleted allrequirements that are not relevant to condensed aerosol sstems. The lack of clear separation between the to system types created confusion and the itte was unaware of any current manmufacturers of dispersed aerosol systems. New requirements adres the use of aerosl extinguishing sstems innomally occupied spaces. Revised text clarifies that an enclosure integrity test is not required and addreses pensation for leakage and enclosure ceiling height when determining the aerosol agent quantity. General improvements of readability and clarity are incorporated throughout. NFPA and National Fire Protection Association are registered trademarks of the National Fire Protection Association Quincy Masachusetis 02169.
2010-2 FIXED AEROSOL FIRE-EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS Technical Committee on Aerosol Extinguishing Technology National Asociation of Fire Equipment Distributors IL [IM] Norbert W. Makowka Chair Asi Bahar Fire OP Lid. FL [SE] Mare V. Gross Murjan Consulting MN [SE] Scott Bailey Koorsen Fire & Security IN [M] Rep. Fire Suppression Systems Association Ein G. Joyee II Eastem Kentucky University KY [SE] Luciano Borgheti JENSEN HUGHES Italy [SE] Joseph W. Kuesis Flae Guard USA IL [M] John E Brooks Firepak Oil and Gas Industries Lid. WA [M] Frank L. Lindse Keller's Inc. NC [IM] Jake Bross Johnson Controls IN [M] Bella A Maranion US Ensironmental Protection Agency DC [E] Charles D Bruce Nuclear Electric Insurance Limited (NEIL) Jeffery P MeBride EBL Engineers LLC MD [SE] Serices DE [1] Louis Nash US Coast Guard DC [E] Vietor M Burgos Intertek Testing Services TX [RT] Blake M Shugarman UL LLC IL [RT] Daniel A Dahl Morrison Hershfield Corporation GA [SE] Sheldon Speares Allianz TN [1] G Gianflipi De Parenti Firepro Systems Lid Cypress [M] Raymond A. Staey FM Approals MA [1] Willam Denney Hochiki America Corporation CA [M] Riley M. Woiak BFPE International MD [IM] Rep. FM Global Anthony Gee Fireaway Inc. MN [M] [] v siss >on3 pn g qas Alternates James S. Cres Allianz GA [1] (Alt to Sheldon Speares) Vakis Ioakim Firepro Sstems Ld Oyprus [M] (Alt to G. Gianfilipi De Pareni) Erice W. ForsslL ENSEN HUGHES MD [SE] Robert Kasiski FM Global MA [I] (Alt to Laciano Borgheti) (Alt. to Raymond A. Stacy) Edward M. Fraczkoki EBL Engineers LLC MD [SE] Charles Taylor US Coast Guard DC [E] (Alt. to Jeffery P. McBride) (Alt to Louis Nash) Kevin Holly Je UL LLC IL [RT] (Alt to Blake M Shugarman) Stephen Walsh Keller's Inc. NC [IM] (Alt to Frank L. Lindsey) Barry D. Chase NFPA Staff Liaison Since tht tim chnges in he merhip may he owed. A ky o caijfcatisis foud at th This list pes h mmsip at e e e C botd he f o this dit. bodk of the dorumenf. NOTE: Membership on a mittee shall not in and of itself constitute an endorsement of the Association or any document developed by the mitee on which the member servex design installtion operation testing mintenance an use of fire extinguishing sstes Commite Scopes This mitte shall have primary responsibility for documents on that tilize aerosl xtinguishing agents. It shall nt addres documets n sfegurding against the fire and explosion hazards asociated with the mafacturing. handing and storage of bstible or flammable aerosol products covered by other mittees. 2020 Ediion
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