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    Table 4.10 shows adjustment factors that can reduce the calculated flammable consequence area based on different mitigation systems. An inventory blowdown system coupled with an isolation system rated class B or higher receives a 0.25 reduction. A fire water deluge system with monitors receives a 0.2 reduction, monitors only a 0.05 reduction, and a foam spray system a 0.15 reduction. No applicable mitigation system receives no reduction. Note 1 defines isolation system classification levels based on operator activation versus direct instrumentation activation.

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    Table 4.10 shows adjustment factors that can reduce the calculated flammable consequence area based on different mitigation systems. An inventory blowdown system coupled with an isolation system rated class B or higher receives a 0.25 reduction. A fire water deluge system with monitors receives a 0.2 reduction, monitors only a 0.05 reduction, and a foam spray system a 0.15 reduction. No applicable mitigation system receives no reduction. Note 1 defines isolation system classification levels based on operator activation versus direct instrumentation activation.

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    Table 4.10-Adjustments To Flammable Consequence For Mitigation Systems

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    Table 4.10 shows adjustment factors that can reduce the calculated flammable consequence area based on different mitigation systems. An inventory blowdown system coupled with an isolation system rated class B or higher receives a 0.25 reduction. A fire water deluge system with monitors receives a 0.2 reduction, monitors only a 0.05 reduction, and a foam spray system a 0.15 reduction. No applicable mitigation system receives no reduction. Note 1 defines isolation system classification levels based on operator activation versus direct instrumentation activation.

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    Table 4.

    10—Adjustments to Flammable Consequence for Mitigation


    Systems
    Consequence Area
    Mitigation System
    Reduction Factor, mit fact

    Inventory blowdown, coupled with isolation system classification B


    0.25
    or higher Note #1
    Fire water deluge system and monitors 0.2
    Fire water monitors only 0.05
    Foam spray system 0.15
    Not Applicable 0
    Note #1
    Isolation system classification
    B- Isolation or shutdown systems activated by operators in the
    control room or other suitable locations remote from the leak.
    A-Isolation or shutdown systems activated directly from process
    instrumentation or
    detectors, with no operator intervention.

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