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fm200 Proposal PDF
fm200 Proposal PDF
Proposal
For
FM200
FIRE
SUPPRESSANT
SYSTEMS
1
Introduction
FM200 fire suppression works hand-in-hand with state-of-the-art detection to identify
and extinguish a fire hazard, long before substantial fire damage can occur. FM-200
does not leave harmful or messy residues that could damage delicate electronic and
data processing equipment.
Solution Overview
FM-200® is a clean, safe fire-fighting agent for use in total flooding automatic
extinguishing systems. It is intended as a long-term replacement for Halon 1301
and, whilst maintaining the excellent fire suppression properties of Halon, has none of
the environmental problems. Storage and distribution requirements are similar to
Halon and the majority of system components are identical. However, FM-200® is
not a direct replacement for existing Halon 1301 installations due to the difference in
agent quantity and discharge characteristics. The FM-200® design concentration for
‘normal’ risks is 7.17%, and therefore requires approximately 60% additional storage
capacity over that required for Halon in the same area.
Design Consideration
The Hygood FM-200 system is designed such that a detection system sees the fire
and causes the suppression system to actuate and extinguishes or suppresses the fire.
The system components and their description are as follows
Control Panel
A microprocessor-based system, that allows continous monitoring of data from
sensors.
Sensing Devices
The sensing devices are divided into smoke detectors and heat detectors. They are
sensors which detect the presence of smoke or heat in a particular enclosure and
sends back signal to the control panel. Detection will be achieved with a combination
of Optical and Ionisation detectors. This combination is to enable the system detect
the different kinds of fire namely fast burning and smouldering fires. It also has the
advantage of early warning and precise identification of the source of fire. The two
smoke detectors work with a double-knock principle, which allows it to identify false
alarm. Before the discharge of the gas, one detector detects fire while the other
confirms the true presence of the fire before triggering the gas.
Alarm Devices
These are units for alerting the occupants of a room on the outbreak of fire. A sounder
with an audible output sound is used along side a Flasher which produces a visual
alert for occupants who may not hear the sound from the Sounder.
Extinguishing Devices
In case of a fire outbreak, an automatic fire alarm system will automatically activate
an extinguishing system thus minimising loss. The FM-200 gas will automatically
discharge on confirmation of fire from the sensors. Other components of the
extinguishing part are:
• FM-200 Gas Cylinder
• Nozzles
• Actuators(pneumatic & manual)
• Pilot hose.
Advantages of FM-200 System
1. Effective: No other gaseous suppressant has been more rigorously tested and
proven. FM-200 has been proved to be an effective, rapid acting, fire
suppressing agent available today.
2. Reliable: with a rapid response time of time, you can be sure that you are
adequately protected.
3. Low Maintenance Cost: Sensors come with a unique disposable chamber that
simplifies and reduces the cost of maintenance.
4. Less Space required: when space is at a premium, FM-200 is the right choice.
5. Time Saving: FM-200 systems are engineered to reach minimum design
concentration in 10 seconds or less. When high-value assets are at risk, every
second counts. Losses can range from being virtually non-existent to
catastrophic.
RE-FILL STATION
The Fill Station is a reservoir of FM 200 gas, which we put in place to meet our
customers’ needs in this area. This has enabled us to overcome the initial challenge of
the logistics involved in the importation of filled cylinder and in event of gas discharge,
the cylinder can easily be refilled which has saved us the risk of having the server
room/IT room unprotected against fire hazards for months.
Further to this, three standby vehicles assigned to the team to deliver the gas within
the response time
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
A project management team of skilled engineers and project supervisors will handle the
administration of the project. The team will from the definition phase of system planning
through to testing and commissioning ensure total project management through proper
planning and efficient utilisation of available human and material resources.
At BASSCOMM, each project is implemented based on industry standard conventions as
well as a commitment to meet the client’s exact requirements uncompromised by any
vested interests.
EXECUTION PLAN
Upon signing of the contract, BASSCOMM will order all equipment from the Manufacturers and
deliver same to the site. The project technical team headed by a Project Manager will mobilise to
site as soon as the equipment have been delivered and Installation will proceed as follows:
Cabling
Installation of Control Equipment
Installation of principal devices
Installation of Ancillary devices
Testing
HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS
It is the policy of BASSCOMM to perform work in the safest practicable manner consistent
with good practice. The health and safety of BASSCOMM employees, and to those
affected by our activities, is the responsibility of management, and as a priority ranks
equally with our products, services and profitability.
Our policy is to comply fully with our obligations under all Acts, Regulations and Approved
Codes of Practice which affect our organisation and operations and:
Ensure that adequate information is acquired and made available at each location on
the safe methods of operation on safety, safety equipment and processes.
Ensure that budgets are adequate to cover sound methods of working and the required
safety, health and welfare facilities at each location and materials.
DOCUMENTATION
Documentation handed over with the systems will include:
Record drawings showing the location of all equipment, cable routes, junction
boxes, etc.
Full operating instructions to enable the user operate the system in an
emergency situation, and to routinely test the system.
A system logbook in which will be recorded details of all major operational and
fault events, routine testing, maintenance, periods of disconnection, alterations
to the system, etc.
A commissioning Certificate.