HomeMy WebLinkAboutLodge at Vail ARLBERGSeotember 5 1985
Project Appllcallon
r--*Fa!toct Nam€:Lod oe at Vti I Ar] bero Ves t i bu I e
Project D€scription:Addition of a new Entrvwav Vestibrrle
. Contact P€rson and Pnone
Own€r, Addr6s and Phone: I rrlgp PrnnertiFc, Inr' 174 Fact Gnre l'reck )r'l vq
Vail. Crlora,:io 81557 476 5011
Architoct, Address and phone: Gerald Mer':mnni.e. Bnx 395, Edward-s . C'tl lrartc
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Design Review Board
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Motion by:
Seconded by:
APPROVAL DISAPPROVAL
Summary:
[r,"u Approval
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T0: Design Review Board Applicants for projects in CCI and CCII
FROM: Department of Conrmunity Deve'lopment
Development proposals in CCI and CCII are reviewed by the Design Review Boardw-ith respect to Design considerations as outlined in the Urban-Design Guide.llul. These Design Cons'iderat'ions address various architectural ani landscapefeatures. It is the responsibilfty of the applicant to demonstrate whethertheir proposal is complying with these considerations. The Design Considerationsfor the Village and Lionshead are available upon request. Please feel free tocontact Tom Braun or Kristan Pritz with any questions you may have.
Vail Vil'lage
'l . Roofs The roof is basicly a hip design with a spiredhip look similar to the l.lildflower's on it's
East face.
N .A.
N. A.
2. Facades
3. Balconies
4. Decks and Patios N"A"
5. Accent Elements
6. Landscape Elements
7. Service
Lionshead
Heights and missing
2. Roofs
3. Facades walls,/structure
4. Facades - Transparency
The Vestibule
Dream Fluff.
Restaurant -
N.A
NA.
wj I I be pai nted'identical to the
a Pratt & Lambert:
}{i ldfl ower
( over )
5. Decks and Patios
6. Accent El ements
7 , Landscape Elements
NAME
LEGAL
0F PROJECT: Lodge at Vail - Arlberq VestibuleDESCRIPTION: rst 'Fi 1ins
LIST OF MATERIALS
MATERIALS: TYPE OF MATERIAL COLOR
#1 Blue Lable. Class B - Shingles Cedar
1 X Pine and Smooth Timbers Dream Flttff
Material s N. A.
, . STAEET ADDRESS:
DESCRIPTI0N 0F PROJECT: The Lodge is propnsing in add a entry-way
vestibule to the exterior of the Arlberg
Restaurant. adiacent to the |,.li ldflower Resf.arrrant.
information is required for submittal by the applicant to the Design Review
a final approval can be fivin:The following
Board before
A. BUILDING
Roof
Si di ng
Other t^|a'll
Fasci a
Soffi ts
!Ji ndows
l^lindow Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
Fl ues
Fl ashi ngs
Chimneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
0ther
1X'1 2 Clear. Pine Dream Fltrff
2X6 T and G Deckinq Dream Fluff
Standard Sized Patio Door Units Dream Fluff
1/4 Round Pine Dream Fl uff
30 70 Wood Store Doors Dream Fluff
1 X Clear, Pine Drean Fluff
N. A.
N. A.
N "A.
N. A.
N, A.
N. A,
N,A.
B. LANDSCAPING:
PLANT MATERIALS:
PROPOSED TREES
EXISTING TREES TO
BE REMOVED
Name of Designer:
Phone:
N.A-
Botanical Name Common Name Quani ty Si ze*
Indi cate hei ght for coni fers .
(over)
*Indicate caliper for deciducious trees.
. " PLANT IfiTERIALS:: Botanical Name , Cormon Namq Quanity Size '
(con't)
SHRUBS
EXISTING SHRUBS
TO BE REMOVED
Tvpe square Footage
GROUND COVERS
s0D
SEED
TYPE OF
IRRIGATION
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROL
C. 0THER LANDSCAPE FEATURES (retaining walls, fences, swirming pools, etc.) please specify.
N.A
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBiIECT:
Plannlng and Envlronmental C omml ss I on
communlty DevelopmenE Department
August 26, l9A5
A request for -j*-€f€aiib'\entry vesti-bole on the easApptrcants' Lodge at Vait
a.l tera t].on
s icle ot in order to adct anthe Lodge at Vall.
I.THE PROPOSAL
The Loclge at varl is requestrng to actct an east entry vestrbulethat is located betureen che Artberg Cate and Wrldtlowerrestaurants. The vestlDule entry is approxrma tety '/0 squareteet. The Loctge is propos]'ng the ner{ entry 1n order tormprove peclestrlan traft]'c and to increase energy conserva-
t j.on. The Lodge managemenc aEates that:
'At present peclestrran access to the marn looge tromthe ArJ.berg terrace rs v].a tne t,1|rJ.dttovrer Restaurant'sracner small entryway vesc].bu.te. Not only 1s thraentrance/exit contusrng to the general publlc, but rthas the potentrat to become serlousl.y congestect durrnga lite satety sltuation. The proposecl new entrance wayprov]'cles a more natural trattrc pattern, anct rt is awrder and more clirect lrne tor emergency exit."
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LODGE AT VAIL
MAIN WING oNLY (does not rnctude Nortn
Loclge Promenade,Tota1 Site Area Lot A: 2.OBg9 acres or
Srte Coverage: (EOt x total stte area)Allorrables 72,794 sq ftExrsting: 381969 sq ft
(Please note a:.te coverage inctudes butldrngsr !f rouncr fevelpatios and decj<s unless otherwrse specrt]'ecl 1.n the UrbanDesrgn Gut de plan. ,
G.R. F. A.AJ.towable: 'l 2r'194 sq ftEx]'sti.ng: 19rl92 sq f t
Common Area: (20t ot allolred GRFA)AtLowable: 14r559 sq ftExlstrng: L2,6(J5 sq ttWest Entry adct. aE sq tt
New Totat commonInclucrrng Entry L21693 sq ft
Wrng, Arcade, conctos,
9Or992 sq f t
II. CQMPLIANCE WITII THE PURPOSE SECTION OF C.CI ZONE
Purpose: sectlon la.24.OtU. The commercra I Core I ctr6trrctia rntendect to provrcle E rces ancl to matntaln the unrquecnaracter of the Vall Vrllage commerclal area, rtrth rtsmj.xture ot loctges and comrnercral. establlshments in a predom-:.nantly pedestrian envlronment. The commercr.al core Icll'strrct, is tntenctect to ensure adequate lightr dr!r openapsc€, and other arnenities approprlate to the permlttecttypes ot burJ.drngs anct uses. The dratrrct reguLatlona in
accorclance urth the varr village urban Design Guide Plan andDesl'gn Conatcteratrons prescrrbe site deve.l.opment standardsthat are rntenclecl to enaure the malntenance and pregerva tlonot the tightly clusterecr arrangernents of bu:'tdlngs trontlngon peclestrranways and publr'c areenwaysr dnd to enaurecontl.nuatron of the burlcl]'ng scale and architectural qualiti.esthat clrstrngui6h the Viltage.
Thra proposal ier in complrance with the intent of the zonrngtor the Comnercral Core I drstrict.
II I.
Thrs proposal does not relate to any of the aub-area conceptslrstecl in the Urban Deslgn Guioe Plan.
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IV. COMPLIANCE WITH URBAN DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS F'OR VAIL VILLAGE
The purpose ot the comparrslon betereen the propoaa.[ anclconslcleratrons is to shor.r hohr the n er^r deslgn strengthens ordecracts trom the overalr rntent of the deslgn consrderatrona.
Pedes tr ra n 1za tlon l
Stat t:
This subnittal has no impact uponot Vari Vrllage.
veh]'cle Pene tra cr on
the pedestrra nrza tton
Applrcant and statt:
This proposal will not
Street Enclosure
affect vehrcle penetra tion.
Appl]'cant and statt:
No impact
A.
B.
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D.Street Edqe
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Appl.rcant and Statt:
No impact.
Burtd1ng Helght
Appllcant anct Statts
The proposed vest j.bule is conslcrerabty loner than theactJacent marn Iodge structure. The vestrbule wrll belo teet high, hrhl re the mal.n f octge is 4l teet high.The vestj.bule 's height talls t e-1. I nithr.n the nelght
max1mums wrthln the Commerctat Core I dtstrrct.
Vrews
Appltcant and Statt:
No major vrews are obstructecl .
Servlce and De I rvery
Not apprlcabie
Sun/shaoe
Not aPpl l ca bl e
STAFF RECOTIMENDATION
Statt recommencrs approval ot thl.s proposal. The prolectwilL help to turther rdentrty the east entry ot the Loclge.3he entry vestrbule a.Lso has an overalr postttve impact nhencompared to the Urban Destgn Conslctera trons. Statf recommendsapproval' ot thts entry vestlDule.
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CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
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NOTE _ COPY OF PERMIT TO BE KEPT ON JOBSITE
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dopartment ol community development
TO BE FILLED OUTCOMPLETELY PRIOF TO ISSUANCE OF PERMIT
TYPE OF PERMIT
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JOB NAME: L9DGE AT VAIL gAFE ARLBERG
NAMELODGE AT VAIL
I74 E. GORE OK. D
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LEGAL
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ARCHITECT
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CONTRACTOR _ 154-STOWN OF VAIL REG. NO.
468-6833
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NEW( ) ALTERATTON4X) ADDTTIONAL ( ) REPATR( )PLUMBING
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TOTAL PERMIT FEES $ 270
MICHAEL WEITAKER 9IIOI9O
ADDITIONAL
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PERMITS NEEDED:
INITIAL
,ILOING OFFICIAL DATE
)NING ADMINISTRATOR DATE
BLASTING )NING & BUILDING NOTES:
I hereby acknowledge that I hav€ read this application, tilled out in full the inJormation required,
completed an accurate plot plan, and state that all the information provided as required is correct. I
agree to comply with the information and plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state
laws, and to build this structure according to the Town's zoning and subdivision codes, design
review approved, Unilorm Building Code and other ordinances of the Town applicable thereto.
AND THE OWNER.
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I hereby acknowledgo that I hsve read this application. tltled out an lull the Intormation required,
compleied an accurite ptot plan, and state that all the information provided as roqulred is cotrocl. I
agrel to comply with the inlormation and plot plan, to comply with all.Town,ordinances and state
taivs, and to buitO lhas structure according to th€ Town's zoning and subdivision codes, design
review approved, Uniform Buitding Code and olher ordinancss ol th€ Town applicable therelo.
srofeTlrne oF owNER oR ooNTRAcroR FoR HIMSELF
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(303) 479-2r.38 or 479-2139
TO:
FROM:
DATE;
SU&TECT:
offlce of communlly devclopment
ALL CONIrRACTORS CT'RREIflTLYL REGISTERED WITII THE
TOISN OF VAIL
TO!{N oF VAIL PUBIJC IIORKS/COI'IMI NITY DEvEIppMENt
UARCH 16, 1988
CONSTRUCTION PARKING & !,IATERIAIJ STORAGE
fn sununaryr.Ordinance No. 6 states that it is unlawful for anyPerson to litter, track or deposit any soil , rock, sand, debrisor material, including trash durnpsters, portable toileti andworlsren vehicles upon any street, sidewalk, alley or public
PI?9" or any portion thereof. The right-of-way on al1 Town ofVail streets and roads is approxirnately 5 ft. off paveruent.This ordinance will be stri-tly enforced by the Town of Vailpllli" tilorks Department. Persons found violatlng this ordinancewill be gLven a 24 hour vritten notice to renove-sald naterial .fn the event the person so notified does not comply with thenotiee within the- 24 hour tl.ne specified, the pubfic worksDepartrnent will remove saLd naterial at the expense of personnotified. The provisions of this ordinance snltt not beapplicable to construction, maintenance or repair projects ofany street or alley or any util.ities in the right-a-way.
To review Ordinance No. 6 Ln full, please stop by tlre Town ofVail Building Oepartroent to obtain i copy. ffranf you for yourcooperation on this natter.
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we dre goinq lo replace the flue in the rlafe Arlberg aL theLodge af vaii. The attached diagran is arr elrvetic'n of the chasewe are working irr. We will denolish clay flue *2 (Cafe Arlberg
f lue ) anC clay f lue #3 (clay f lue beinq use'3 to vent, air frornGold Ski room and bathroom exhaust f ans) dor,rn to the top of the
snoke chanber of the cafe Arlberg. (1evel "A" ). We wilL installa rated nas.rr-rry,-lrrchor pIaLe for SecrrriLy Type ''AS" insr-rlatedflue tlhich has a 4" clearance to combustibLes. (see altached) Wewill run Security "AS" 18" ilianeter flue pipe the entire IengLhof the chase. ide will also run the flue being used for an airvent with galvani.ze,;l ducL of similar draw area.
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INSPECTOR
Hydraulics Summary Sheet
All-State Fire Protection, Inc.
6045 E. 76th Ave, #12
Gommerce City, CO 80022
(303)288-3901
System Information
_Hydraulics Design Criteria_
System Type: lJet
Density: .10 GPM.zSqFt
Remote Areo: 1500 SqFt
Sprinkler Coveroge: Uanies SqFt
Design Stondord: NFPA 13
Hozord: Light Hazand
Figure; (NA) Curve: (NA)
_Sprinklers / Nozzles_
Monufocturer: Centnal
Model: Rogal F lush
Sizei t/2,'
K-Foctor: 5.6
Temp. Roting: 155 & 165
& Sidewal I H
Designer: F.P. / O.K.
Cofc By: F.P. / D.K.
Dote: 10-2-96
Hydraulics
Information
Demand...
Spr Req'd Pres: 94.46 PSI
Spr Req'd Flow: 310.87 GPH
Add'l Flows: 250.00 GPMHose of Srce: 0.00 GPM
Totol Flow: 560.87 GPM
Totol Pres: 106.08 PSI
Stotic Elev: 0.00 Ft
Supply...
Water Flow Test_Stotic: 130.00 PSIResiduol: 80.00 PSI
Qty Flowing: 1247.00 GPM
Elevotion: 0.00 Ft
Dote: 9-15-96 Time: 9:25
By: Yoden Engi neen ing
Pump Data
Roted: 0.0 PSIe 0.0 GPM
Boost Pres: (NA) PsI
Dischorge Pres: (NA) PSI
Dischorge Flow: (NA) cPM
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Qty Flowing:
Available...
P) 11s.60 PSre
F) 106.oe Psre
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(NR) PSI
(NA) PSI
(NA) GPM
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837.48 GPM
Pressure: 12.52 Psl
Ffow: 276.62 GP]4
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Project Information
The Arlberg Restaurant
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Construction: Noncombustible
Occuponcy: Seat i ng
Authority: Uai I Fire Pnevention
Dynomics Corporotion
7700 Summory Sheet
Remote Area #1
System Demand..
Sprinklen Oemand 94.46 PSI e 310.87
Additional Flor.rs 2SO.OO
Hose at Sounce 0.00
Total Demand 106.08 PSI e 560.87
GPM
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Water Supply.. iStatic 13O.0O PSt
Residual 80.00 PSI e L247.00 GPM
Elevation O.00 PSI
Slgms Dynamlos Corporsllon
7700 Supply / Dom!nd Graph
Margln
Pnessune L2.52 PSIFlow 276.62 GPM
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ST BMITTAL SERIAL, NO: 2380IIY1
Remote Area #1
Ttre Arlberg Restaurant
The Lodge at VailVail, Colorado
AIl-StaEe Fire Protection, Inc.
6045 E- 75th Ave, #12
CorEnerce CiEy, CO 80022
FIJOW TEST RESULTS
wat,er SupplySTATIC 13O.OO PSIRESTDUAI 80.00 Psr @ ]-247.00 GFM
CITC PRESSI'RE AVAII,ABLE AT 560.9 GPM ]-18.50 PST
SUMMARY OF SPRINKLER OUTFIJOWS
ACTUAL MINIMI]MSPR FLOW FLOW K-FACTOR PRESSURE
10-02-1995 PAGE L
101
L02
103
104
105
106
L07
108
109
110
11LLtz
113
LL4
115
115tt1
118
1-5 .58t4.82t4.92t4.82
L4 -92
18 .30
15 .03
15-03
t4.99
15 .07
14.99
15 .07
t7 .o92t -57
2L -27
21 .39
22.43
22.58
t4.82
L4.82
L4.82
t4.82
L4.82
L4.82
14.82
L4 -82
14.82
L4.82
L4.82
L4.82
]-4.82
L4.82
]-4.82
L4.82
14.82
19 .13
5 .50
5 .60
5 .50
5 .60
5 .50
5 .60
5 .60
5 .50
s .60
5.50
5 .50
5.60
5 .60
5 .50
s .60
s .50
5 .50
s .50
8.77
7 .007.t0
7 .00
7 -LO
10 .68
7 .20
7 .20
7 .16
7 .24
7 .L5
7 .24
9.32t4.84
14.42
r-4.58
15 .04
L6.26
SIIEilfTTAL SERIAL NO : 2380IIY1,nemote/Area #1
'Tbe Arlberg RestauranL
The Loclge at VailVail , Colorado
'BO|IA& WATER REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM 310.87 cpM
OIITBIjoIIS AT 11 25O.OO GPM
11TIAI, WATER REQUIREMENT 550.87 GPM
PRFSSITRE REQUIRED AT O 105.08 PSI
l.IA:(Imru. PRESSITRE III|BALAIICE IN ITOOPS 0.00 PSIl{A:(Iutt{ vErocrry FRoM a2 To 13 31.45 Fps
10-02-1996 PAGE 2
:
SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2380IIYI-
Remote Area #1The Arlberg RestaurantThe Lodge at VaiIVaiI , Colorado
10-02-1996 PAGE 3
L,ocation
From To
43 ]-O4
Flowin
GPM
a t4.82
Pipe FittingsSize &IN Devices
0 .811
F=0
AO
0.81_1
F=T
DR
Friction
Loss
PSI/FE
C=150
0.t732
Pressure
Sumrnary
PSI
PT 7-00 (104)PE 0.00PF 0.05PT 7.06 ( 43)
PT 10.68 (106)
PE -0.1LPF 0.83PT 1r_.40 ( Sr)
Equiv
Length
FT
0 .33
0 .00
o .33
5r_ 106
L
F
T
L
I
T
IJ
F
T
L
F
T
L'
F
T
0 -25 C-150
3 .003.25 0.2ss9
7.83 C=150
6 .00
13 .83 Q .L777
7.93 C=150
5 .00
13 .83 0 .1777
0.42 C=l-50
7 .00
7 -42 0.1780
10.33 C=150
0 .00
10 .33 0 .1780
L3.67 C=150
11_ .50
25 -L7 0.1605
0.33 C=150
0 .000.33 0 .L787
0.33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .1768
0.33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .t787
7 -20 (108)
-1.502.468.05 ( 53)
7.20 (107)
-r_.50
2.46
8-06 ( s3)
0 .18
1.32
9.s6 ( s2)
0; 00
1.84
11.40 ( 51)
0-87
4.0415-31 ( 28)
7.24 (11-2)
0 .00
0 .06
7 .30 ( 64')
7 -L6 (111_)
0 .00
0 .06
7 .22 ( 63)
7 .24 (110)
0 .00
0 .06
18-30
53 108 0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
1 .055
BN22
1.055
BN22
L.29L
BN3
0 .81L
AO
0 .81-1
AO
0.8r.1
AO
1s .03 F=38
F=38
F=E/T
F=0
F=T,2E
F=0
F=0
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
53 107
o
s3DQ
a
52
o
s]_DQ
a
15 .03
1s .03
30 .06
30 .06
18 .30
48.36
52
5l-
28
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
64 LL2
L5 .07
53 111 L
F
T
L4.99
64 110
15 .07 F=0
SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO: 2380I{Y1
Remote Area #1
The Arlberg ResEaurant
Ttre Lodge aC VailVaiI, Colorado
10-02-1995 PAGE 4
Friction PressureL,oss SunrnaryPSI/FE PSI
c=150 PT 7.30 ( 54)PE 0-140.1789 PF 1.31
C=L50 PT 8.?5 ( 621PE -l..25
0 .1789 PF 1_ .5LPT 9.01 ( 61)
Location
From To
Flow Pipein SizeGPM IN
Fittings
&
Devices
E=B/T
F=0
F=0
F=T/T
F=T,38
F=0
F=0
F=E/T
F=0
Equiv
LengEh
FT
L 0.33F 7.00T 7.33
L 8.42F 0.00T 8.42
L
F
T
.lJ
F
T
L
F
T
62 64DQ 15.07 1-.055a 30.14
BN2
61 62 r..osso 30.L4
BN2
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
6t
30
L
f
T
IJ
F
T
44 105
53 109
a
53DQ
a
61DQ
o
1-4.99
14.99
29.97
30 .14
60 .11
0 .811
AO
1. .055
BN2
L.29L
BN4
0 .81-1
AO
0.8L1
AO
1.055
BN2
1 .055
BN2
0.811
AO
0 .33 C=1-50
0 .000.33 0.1768
0 -33 C=150
9 .00
9 .33 0 .L770
L7 .25 C=150
L4 .5033..75 0 .2400
0 .33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .1754
0.33 C=150
0 .000-33 0.1754
0.33 C=150
7 .00
7 .33 0.L7s7
8.42 C=150
0 .008.42 0.L757
0.33 C=1s0
0 .000.33 0 .t732
7 .t6 (109)
0 .00
0 .06
7.22 ( 63)o.t4
1.65
9.01 ( 61)
0 .0r.
7 .62L6.64 ( 30)
7.10 (10s)
0 .00
0 .05
7 .L6 ( 44)
7 .to (103)
0 .00
0 .05
7 .L6 ( 441
0 .14
L.29
8.s9 ( 42)
-1.25
1.488.82 ( 41)
7.00 (102)
0 .00
0 .06
o L4.92
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
44 103
o
44DQ
o
42
o
1-4.92
L4.92
29.85
29 .85
42
4L
t
F
T
L
F
T
IJ
F
T
o
43 LOz
t4.82 F=0
SIIBMTITAL SERIAL NO: 2380IIY1
RemoE,e Area #1The Arlberg Rest,aurant,The Lodge aE VailVail, Colorado
Locat,ion Flowin
FrOm To GPM
4t 43DQ L4.82a 29.64
26 41DQ 29.850 s9.49
31 113 o t7 .09
25 101
16 .58
32 L1-7
o 22.43
29 LL6
21.38
27 LLs
o 2r.27
24 LL4
2L.57
23 118
22.58
a
Fittings
&Devices
F=r/T
F=T,38
F=T,88
F=T,88
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
]-7.L7 C=150
19 .0036.17 0 -2132
2.50 C=150
5.00
7 .50 0.3727
2.50 C=150
5.007.s0 0.34L2
2.50 C=150
5 .00
7 .50 0 .3378
2.50 C=150
5 .00
7 .50 0.3458
1.04 C=150
5.00
6 -04 0.377s
7.00 C=150
0 .00
7 .00 0.0008
1_0-02-1995 PAGE 5
Pressure
Sumnary
PSr
PT 7.06 ( 43)PE 0-14PF L.62
PT 8.82 ( 41)PE 0.01PF 7 .47PT 16.30 ( 26')
PT 9.32 (113)PE 0.10PF 8.15PT 17.s8 ( 31)
PT 8.77 (L01)PE 0.10PF 7.7LPT 16.58 ( 2s)
PT 15.04 (117)PE -0.6sPF 2.80PT 18.19 ( 32)
PT 14.58 (115)
PE -0.65PF 2.56PT L5.49 ( 29)
PT L4.42 (115)PE -0.65PF 2,53PT 15.30 ( 27)
PT 14.84 (114)
PE -0.6spF 2.60PT 1,6.79 ( 24',)
PT ]-6.26 (1L8)PE -0.13PF 2.28PT 18.41 ( 231
PT 16.30 ( 27)PE 0 .00PF 0.01
Pipe
Size
IN
1.055
BN2
L.29L
BN4
0 .811
BN1
0.811
BN1
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
2 .009
CM
Equiv
I-,ength
FC
0 .33
9 .00
9.33
t7 .25
14 .50
34.75
t7 .17
19 .00
36 -t7
Friction
LossPSr/Fr
C=150
0.L734
C=150
o.2354
C=150
0.2255
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
t
F
T
t
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
28 27
I .91 F=0
SUBMITTAI-, SERIAL NO: 2380HY1
RemoEe Area #LThe Arlberg ResE,aurantThe Loclge at VailVail , Colorado
10-02-1995 PAGE 6
Pipe Fit.tings Equiv FricEion PressureSize & IJengEh Loss SutrunaryIN Devices FL PSI/FL PSI
2.009 t 7.00 C=150 PT 16.31 ( 28)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0 .00cM T 7.00 0.0255 PF 0.18
2.009 L 3.50 C=150 PT ]-6.49 ( 29)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cM T 3.s0 0.0458 PF 0.15
2.009 t 7-08 C=150 PT 16-6s ( 30)F=0 F 0-00 PE 0.00clr T 7-08 0.1309 PF 0.93
2.009 L 3.75 C=150 PT 17.58 ( 31)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cM T 3.75 0.1623 PF 0.51
2.009 L 10 -08 C=150 PT l-8.19 ( 32)F=E F 5 -50 PE 0.00cI4 T 15.58 0 .2082 PF 3 -24
2.OO9 t 17.00 C=150 PT 2L.43 ( 33)F=T F 9.00 PE 0.00cIvr]. T 26 .00 0 .2082 PF 5 .41PT 26.84 ( 21)
Locat.ion
From To
Flowin
GPM
29 28DQ 48.35a 57 -27
30 29DQ 21.38o 78.65
31 3oDQ 50-11a 138.76
32 31DQ t7.09o 1s5.86
33 32DQ 22.43o L78.28
o L78.28
27 o L2.36
26DQ s9.49o 71.85
2sDQ 16.58a 88.43
24DQ 2t.57a 110.00
23DQ 22.58a 132 .58
332t
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
26
25
24
23
2.O09
CM
2.009
c14
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
F=0
F=0
F=0
F=T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
t
F
T
3.50 C=150
0 .00
3 .50 0 .001-5
7.00 C=150
0 .007.00 0 .0387
3.67 C=150
0 .00
3 .67 0.0s69
10.08 C=150
9 .0019.08 0 .08s2
17.00 C=150
9.00
25 .00 0 .L204
15.30 ( 27)
0 .00
0 .01
15 .31 ( 26',)
0 .00
0.27
16.s8 ( zs',)
0 .00
o.2L
L6.79 ( 24)
0 .00
1 .53
L8.42 ( 23)
0 .00
3 .13
22
F=T
SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO: 2380IIY1
Remot,e Area #1The Arlberg Rest,aurant.
The Lodge at VailVail, Colorado
LOCation
From To
2L 22
Flowin
GPM
o 132.58
10-02-1996 PAGE 7
Pipe Fit,Eings Equiv Friction PressureSize & Length Loss SununaryIN Devices Ft Psr/FE Psr
2.009 L 44.00 C=150 PT 2L.ss ( 22)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cM T 44.00 0.1204 PF 5.30
2.009 L 26.A9 C=150 PT 26.85 ( 2L)F=28 F 1l-.00 PE 0 .97FM24 T 37.08 0.5823 PF 21.59
2 .O09 I-, 6.08 C=150 PT 49 -4L ( 14)F=E F 5.s0 PE 0.00FM23 T 11-58 0.5823 PF 6.74
2.009 IJ 3.75 C=L50 PT 55.L5 ( 13)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00FM22 T 3.75 0.s823 PF 2.t8
2.727 L 3.33 C=120 PT 58.33 ( 12)
F=T, BVIT F 3l-.00 PE 0 - 00FM21 T 34 .33 0 .1-987 PF 5 .82
4 -352 I-, 24 .O3 C=120 PT 55 .15 ( 11)F=T,2E,BV F 52 .00 PE 9.98FR2 T 76.03 0.0508 PF 4.62
4.260 L 114.00 C=120 PT 79.75 ( 6)F=28 F L3.50 PE 0.00FM1 T 127.60 0.0674 PF 8.60
4-260 L, 25.83 C=120 PT 88.35 ( 5)F=2E F 13 .60 PE 1.13FMr. T 39 .43 0 .0674 PF 2 .66
4.260 L !4.6? C=l-20 PT 92 -L4 ( 4)F=2E F 13 .60 PE 0 .00FM1 T 28.27 0.0674 PF 1.91
4.260 L 37.00 C=120 PT 94.05 ( 3)F=E F 5.80 PE 0.00FM1 T 43.80 0.0674 PF 2-95
6.357 L 25.25 C=120 PT 97.00 ( 2)
F=2E,BFP F 20.00 PE 3.L2FR1 T 46 .2s 0 .0095 PF O .44
575RP Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventer 4.77
i_3
L2
L4 21DQ 1-78.28
o 310.87
L4 a 310.87
13 a 310.87
1_l_ t2 o 310.87
5 11DQ 2s0.00a s50 .87
56 0 550-87
5 o s60.87
4 a s50.87
3 o 560 .87
L2 a s60.87
Wilkins Model
..' ' r'
A ..
],
SUHiiITTAt SERIAL NO:2380I{!11 10-02-1996 PAGE I
R6mote Area #1The Arlberg Restaurant
Ttre Iodge ag VailiVail, Colorado
Location Flow !+pe Fittings Equiv Friction PreEsurein Size & Length Losa Surunary
Frorn To GPM IN Devices Ft PSI/FL PSI
0 L 6.275 L 40.50 C=140 PT 105.34 ( 1)A 550.87 F=E,T,GV F 56.00 PE O.OO
PT 105.08 ( 0)
!
Hydraulics Summary
All-State Flre Protection, lnc.
6045 E. 76th Ave, #12
Commerce Gity, CO 80022
(303)288-3901
System Information
_Hydraulics Design Griteria_
System Type: uet
Density: .10 GPM.zSqFt
Remote Areo: 1500 SqFt
Sprinkler Coveroge: Uanies SqFt
Design Stondord: NFPA 13
Hozord: Light Hazard
Figure: <nn) Curve: (NA)
_Sprlnklers / Nozzles_
Monufocturer: Central
Model: Rogal Flush & Sidewal I H
Sizei L/Ztl
K-Foctor: S.6
Temp. Roting: 1SS & 165
S heet
Designer:
Cclc By:
Dote:
F.P. /
F.P. /
10-2-96
Sigmo Dynomics Corporot ion
770O Summory Sheet
'./-c444
il,aaj LUL tv*oLqJ62
Project Information
The Arlberg Restaurant
Authority: Uai I Fine Prevention
H:::i::1""S*,u,r;nc,?F,f#.fi f
iaEF
Vall, Colorado 81657/arf, cororado Er6oz "rffiffiri"j;T;,;dd
Controct No: s6076 ',,2 -1.r-/'H"a*/,
Buifding: a"Niy
System fD: nerflllS:#<R"f.D;fi;;';;; ;;;;v
Construction: Noncombust i b I e
Occuponcy: Seating
Hydraulics
lnformation
1Oemand...I Spr Req'd Pres: 94.24 PSI
Spr Req'd Flow: 311.51 cPM
Add'l Flows: 250.00 GPMHose of Srce: 0.O0 GPf,l
Totol Flow: 561.51 GPM
Totol Pres: 105.88 pSI
Stotic Elev: 0.00 Ft
Supply...
Water Flow Teet
Stotic: 130.00 PSI
Residuol: 90.00 PSI
Qty Ffowing: L247.OO GPM
Elevotion: 0.00 Ft
Dote: 9-15-96 Time: 9:25 am
Byt Yoder Engi neen ing
_Pump Data_
Roted: 0.0 PSIe O.0
Boost Pres: (NA)
Dischorge Pres: (NA)
Dischorge Flow: (NR)
_Combined_Stotic: (NA)
Residuol: (NA)
Qty Flowing: (NA)
Available...
P) ue.sz Psre s61.s1
F) 1o5.gB Pste 941.16
Margln-..
Pressure: 12.69
Flow: 279.66
GPM
PSI
PSI
GPM
PSI
PSI
GPM
GPM
GPM
PSI
GPM
Remote Area #2
System Demand..
Spnink ler Demand 94.24Additional Flows
Hose at Sounce
PSt e 311.51
250.00
0. oo
GPM
6PM
GPM
GPM
Water Supply..Static 130.00 PSIResidual 80,00 PSI e 1247.O0 6PMElevation O.00 PSI
Slgma Dynsmlcs Corporetlon
7700 Supply / Oamend Graph
Margin
Pnessune 12.69 PSIFlow 279.66 GPM
Waler Flout (GPM)
Total Demand 105.88 PSI e 561.51
SITBMITTAL SERIAI NO:2380Hy1
Remote Area #2Ttre Arlberg RestaurantThe Lodge at VailVail , Colorado
A11-State Fire prot,ect,ion, Inc.6045 E. 75Eh Ave, #12Cormnerce City, CO 80022
FLOW TEST RESULTS
Water SupplySTATTC 130.00RESIDUAL 80.OO
10-02-1995 PAGE L
PSI
PSr @
CITY PRESSI'RE AVAII,ABLE AT
SI'MMARY OF SPRINKLER OIITFLOWS
ACTUAL MINIMUMSPR FLOW FLOW K-FACTOR PRESSI]RE
L247.OO GPM
s61.5 cPM 118.57 PSr
101
L02
103
104
105
106
to7
108
109
110
111Lt2
113
LL4
115
116
LL7
119
L5.64
L4.82
L4.92
L4.82
L4.92
L8.29
15 .02
15 .02
14.92
15 .01
14.91
15 .01
16.93
2L.68
2L.26
2L.32
22.17
23 .8s
t4.82
L4.82
L4.82
L4.82
L4 .82
L4.82
L4.82
L4.82
14.82
t4.82
14.82
14.82
14.82
1,4.82
L4.82
14.82
14.82
19.13
5.60
5.60
s .60
s .60
s .60's.60
5 .50
s .50
5 .60
5 .60
5 .60
5-50
s.60
5 .60
5 .60
5 .60
s .60
s .60
8 .83
7 .OO
7 .L0
7 .00
7 .L0
10.55
7 .t9
7 .L9
7 .O9
7 .t8
7 .09
7 .L8
9.L4
L4.99
14.4L
r_4 .50
1-5.68
18 .13
TSUBMITDAIi SERIAL NO : 2380IIY1
Remot,e Area #2
The Arlberlg ResEaurants
Ttre r.odge at vailVaiL, Colorado
T TAIJ TIATER REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM 311.51 GPMotnFlows AT 11 2s0.00 cPM
TOtrT& WATER REQUIREMENT 551..51 GPM
PRESSITRE REQUIRED AT 0 10s.88 PSr
: IIIAI(IIIUM PRESSI,RE I,NBAIJAIICE IN LOOPS O.OO PSI
I,IATIIMT'M VEIJOCITT FROM 12 TO 13 31.53 FPS
10-02-1996 PAGE 2
SUBMfTTAL SERIAL NO:2380HYL
Remote Area #2Ttre Arlberg Restaurant
The Lodge aE VailVail, Colorado
Location
0.25 C=150
3 .00
3 .25 0 .2555
7.83 C=150
6 .00
13 .83 0 .L775
10-02-1996 PAGE 3
Pressure
Suunary
PSI
PT 7-00 (104)PE 0.00PF 0.05PT 7.06 ( 43)
10.55 (105)
-0.11
0 .8311.38 ( s1)
PT 7 .L9 (108)PE -1.50PF 2.45PT 8.04 ( 53)
7 .L9 (107)
-t_.602.45
8.04 ( s3)
0 .18
L.32
9.54 ( s2)
0 .00
1.84
11.38 ( 51)
0.87
4 .03L6.28 ( 28)
7 -t8 (t]-2't
0.00
0 .05
7 .24 ( 64)
7.09 (111)
0 .00
0 .05
7 .L5 ( 63)
7.18 (110)
0 .00
0 .06
Flowin
From To GPM
43 104 o L4.82
51 105
18.29
53 108
o 15 .02
53 107
a 15.02
15.02
30.04
s3DQ
o
52
o
s].DQ
o
30 .04
L8.29
48.32
64 Ltz
a 15 .01
53 111
L4.9L
Pipe FittingsSize &IN Devices
0 .811
F=0
AO
Equiv
Length
FT
0 .33
0 .00
0 .33
Friction
IJOS SPSr/Fr
c=150
0.t732
0 .811
DR
0 .811
AO
0.811
AO
1 .055
BN22
1 .055
BN22
t.29L
BN3
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
F=T
F=38
'F=38
F=E/T
F=0
F=T,28
F=0
F=0
7 .83
6 .00
13 .83
o.42
7 .00
7.42
10 .33
0 .00
10 .33
L3.67
11 .50
25.L7
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
PT
PE
PF
PT
52
51
28
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
C=150
o.L775
C=150
o.L777
C=150
0.L777
C=150
0 .1503
0.33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .L?73
0.33 C=150
0 .000.33 0 .]-752
0.33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .L773
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
54 110
15 .01 F=0
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0 .33 C=1-50
0 .00
0 .33 0 .1754
0 .33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .1754
0 -33 C=150
7-00
7 .33 0.4757
8.42 C=1-50
0 .00
8 -42 0.L757
0.33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .1732
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Pressure
Surunary
PSI
PT 7.24 ( 64)PE 0.14PF L.30
PT 8.58 ( 621PE -t.25PF t.49PT 8.92 ( 51)
7.09 (109)
0 .00
0 .05
7.ts ( 63)
0-14
1 .54
8.93 ( 51)
0 .01
7 .5516.s0 ( 30)
7 .10 (10s)
0 .00
0 .067.16 ( 44)
7 .L0 (103)
0 .00
0 .06
7 .16 ( 44)
0.14
L.29
8.s9 ( 42)
-L.251.488.82 ( 41)
7 .00 (102)
0 .00
0 .05
Location
From To
Flowin
GPM
Equiv
L,engLh
FT
0 .33
7 .00
7 .33
8.42
0 .00
8.42
0 .33
0 .00
0 .33
0 .33
9 .00
9-33
L7 .25
14 .50
3L.75
Friction
LoSS
PSI/FT
C=150
0.L775
C=150
o.L775
C=15 0
0 -t752
C=150
0 .1755
C=150
0 - 2381
62 54DQ 15.01a 30-02
o 30.02
63 109
o
Pipe FiEr,ingsSize &IN Devices
r_ - 055
F=E/r
BN2
1.055
F=0
BN2
L
F
T
L
F
T
626L
t
F
T
IJ
F
T
L
F
T
61
30
63DQ
o
6lDQ
o
L4.92
L4.91-
29.83
30 .02
59 .8s
0 .811
AO
1.055
BN2
1.29t
BN4
0.811_
AO
0 .811
AO
1.055
BN2
1- 055
BN2
0 .811
AO
F=0
F=T/T
F=Tr 3E
F=0
F=0
F=E/T
F=0
L
F
T
IJ
F
T
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
44 tos
1-4.92
44 103
o
44DQ
o
42
o
L4.92
L4.92
29.8s
29.85
42
4L
L
F
T
Il
F
T
L
F
T
43 L02
L4.82 F=0
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RemoEe Area #2The Arlberg Rest,auranEThe Lodge at VailvaiL, Colorado
Locat.ion FIowin
FrOm To GPM
4t 43D0 L4.82o 29.64
26 41DQ 29.85o s9.49
31 r_13
15 .93
25 101
t6 -64
32 tL7
22.t7
29 Lt6
2L.32
27 LLs
2L.25
24 ]-L4
2L.68
33 r.r_9
23 .85
Pipe
Size
IN
1.05s
BN2
T.29L
BN4
0 .811
BN1
0.811
BN1
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
2.009
CM
Fittings
&
Devices
LF=T/T F
T
LF=T,38 F
T
Equiv
Length
FT
0 .33
9 .00
9.33
L7.25
14 .50
31_ .75
FricEion
LosS
PSI/FE
C=150
0.t734
C=150
0 .2354
t7 ,L7 C=150
19 .0035.L7 0 -22L6
L7.17 C=150
1-9.0036.L7 0.2L45
2.50 C=150
s .007.s0 0-3550
2 .50 C=150
5 .00
7 .50 0 .3394
2.50 C=150
s .007.50 0 .337s
2.sO C=150
s .00
7 .50 0 .3500
1.04 C=150
5 .006.O4 0.4L75
7.0O C=150
0 .00
7 .00 0 .0151
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Pressure
Sununary
PSI
PT 7.06 ( 43)PE 0.14PF t.62
PT 8.82 ( 41)PE 0.01PF 7 -47pr 16.30 ( 26)
9.14 (113)
0 .10
8 .02
t7 .26 ( 31)
8.83 (101)
0. L0
7 -76L5.59 ( 25)
1s .68 (l_l_7)
-0.6s
2.74
t7 -77 ( 32)
14.50 (11_6)
-0 .65
2.55
r.6 .40 ( 29)
]-4.4L (115)
-0-65
2 -53L6.29 | 27',)
L4.99 (L14)
-0.5s
2.62
L6 -e6 ( 24)
18 .13 (119)
-0 .13
2.5220.s2 ( 33)
16 -29 ( 28)
0-00
0 .11
F=Tr 8E
F=T' 8E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
L
F
T
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
29 28
43.L9 F=0
SI]BMITTAL SERIAL NO: 2380HY1
RemoLe Area #2
The Arlberg Rest.aurant.The Lodge at vailVail, Colorado
1_0-02-1995 PAGE 6
Pipe Fittings Equiv Friction PressureSize & Length Loss SurnrnaryrN Devices Ft PSr/Ft PSr
2 .009 L 3 . 50 C=1-50 PT l-6 .40 ( 29)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cM T 3 .50 0.0317 PF 0.1r_
2 .OO9 IJ 7 .08 C=150 PT 15 .51 ( 30)F=0 F 0 .00 PE 0.00cM T 7.08 0.1-059 PF 0.76
2 .009 L 3 .75 C=1-50 PT L7 -27 ( 31)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0 .00cM T 3.?5 0.1354 PF 0-51
2 .OOg L 10. 08 C=150 PT !7 .78 ( 32)F=E F 5 .50 PE 0.00cM T 15.58 0.1773 PF 2.76
2.009 L 17.00 C=150 PT 20.s4 ( 33)F=T F 9.00 PE 0.00cM1 T 25.00 0.2281 PF 5-93PT 25.47 ( 2L)
Location
From To
Flowin
GPM
30 29DQ 2L.32a 64.52
31 30DQ 59.85o 124.36
32 3r_DQ 15 .93o 141.30
33 32DQ 22.L7o L53 -47
2L 33DQ 23.85o L87 -32
28 o s.13
27DQ 2t-26a 26.39
26DQ s9.49o 8s.87
25DQ L5.64
o 102 .51-
24DQ 2L.68o L24 -t9
23 o L24.A9
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
It
F
T
27
26
25
24
23
2 .009
CM
2_009
CM
2 .009
CT,I
2.009
CM
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
F=0
F=0
F=0
F=0
F=T
7 .00 C=150
0 .00
7 .00 0 .0003
3.50 C=150
0 .00
3 .50 0 .0051
Z .00 C=150
0 .007.00 0-0s39
3.67 C=150
0.00
3 .67 0.0748
10 .08 C=150
9 .00
19 .08 0 .1066
17 .00 C=150
9 .00
26 -OO 0 .1065
16.29 ( 28)
0 .00
0 .00
L6 -29 ( 27)
0 .00
0 .02
16.31 ( 26)
0 .00
0 .38
16.69 ( 2s)
0-00
o.27
L6.96 ( 241
0 .00
2 .03
18.99 ( 23)
0 .00
2.77
22
F=T
SITBMITfAL SERIAL NO:2380HY1
RemoEe Area #2The Arlberg Restaurant
The Lodge at VailVail, Colorado
r.0-02-1996 PAGE 7
Pipe FiEEings Equiv Friction PressureSize & Length Loss SununaryIN Devices Ft PSI/FL PSI
2.009 L 44.00 C=150 PT 2L.76 ( 22)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0 .00cM T 44 - 00 0.l_055 PF 4.69
2.009 L 25.08 C=150 PT 26.45 ( 21)F=2E F l-1.00 PE 0 .97FM24 T 37.08 0.5845 PF 2t.67
2.009 L 6.08 C=150 PT 49.09 ( 14)F=E F 5.50 PE 0.00FM23 T 1L - s8 0 .5845 PF 6 .77
2 . 009 L 3 .75 C=150 PT s5 .85 ( 13 )F=0 F 0 .00 PE 0.00Fttt22 T 3 .75 0.5845 PF 2 -]-9
2.727 t 3.33 C=120 PT 58.05 ( t2)
F=T, BV/T F 3l- . 00 PE 0 .00FM21 T 34-33 0.1994 PF 5.85
4.352 L 24.03 C=120 PT 64.90 ( 11)
F=T, 28, BV F 52 .00 PE 9 . 98FR2 T 75.03 0.0609 PF 4-63
4.260 L 114.00 C=1-20 PT 79.5L ( 6)F=2E F L3.60 PE 0.00FM1 T L27 -60 0.0676 PF 8.53
4.260 L 25.83 C=120 PT 88.14 ( 5)F=28 F 13 .60 PE 1 .13FMl T 39 .43 0.0575 PF 2.57
4.260 L L4.67 C=120 PT 9L.94 ( 4)F=2E F 13 .50 PE 0 .00FM1 T 28.27 0 .0675 PF 1.91-
4.260 L, 37.00 C=120 PT 93.85 ( 3)F=E F 5.80 PE 0.00FM1 T 43-80 0.0675 PF 2.96
6.357 L 25.2s C=120 PT 96.81 ( 2)
F=2E,BFP F 20.00 PE 3.12FR1 T 46.25 0.0095 PF 0.44
575RP Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventer 4.77
Locat,ion
From To
2L 22
FIowin
GPM
a t24.L9
13
t4 2LDQ L87.32
o 311.51
L4
o 311 .5r.
13 0 31L.51
L2 o 311-51
5 11DQ 2s0.00o s51.51-
56 o 561. s1
o s61.51
4 o 561-. sl
3 o 561. s1
t2 o 551.51
Wil-kins ModeL
L2
1l_
STTBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2380HY1 10-02-1996 pAcE IRemote Area #2
T'lre Arlberg Rest,auranE,The Lodge aE Vailvail, Colorado
r,ocation Flow Pipe Fit.tings Equiv priction pressurein Size & tength Loss SunmaryFrom To cPM IN Devices FE pSI/Ft, pSI
0 1 6.275 I, 40.50 C=140 pT 105.13 ( 1)O 551.51 F=E,T,GV F 55-OO PE O.OOuN T 95-50 0.0077 PF O.74
PT 10s.87 ( 0)
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ALL-STATE FIRE PROTECTION, INC
6045 E. 76TH AVE. #12
COMMERCE CITY. CO 80022
ARLBERG RESTAIJRANT
FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM PRODUCT LITERATURE
PIPE AND FITTINGS
A. Type "M" Copper Tube
B. Solder Joint Copper and Brass Fittings
SPRINKLERHEADS
A. Central Royal Flush Concealed, Automatic Sprinkler Model'oA" Yz" 162 Degree'
B. Central Model "H" %" 165 degree sidewall sprinkler head.
C. Cental Adjustable Dry Pendent Model A-l %" 165 degree.
VALVES
A. Central 2 /2" Btttterfly Valves with Tamper Switches
B. United Brass #125S Globe Valves
C. United Brass #765 Gauge Test Valves
D. Triple R Specialty I Vn" Drun & Test Valve
ACCESSORIES
A. Potter Electric Signal "VSR-CF" Vane Type Waterflow Alarm Switch
C. Tolco Fig. 200 Trimline Adjustable Swivel Ring Hangers
D. Tolco Fig. 100 3/8" All Thread Rod
E. Argco Item #4 3/8" Steel Eye Sockets
F. Argco Item #1 Spare Head Boxes and 0-300 psi Water Pressure Gauges
G. Farr-Larm Audible / Visible Signal
VATL TT RT PEP-AP. FPIENT
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Introduction Table of Contents
. Copper, with its unique combination of economy and versatility,
has proven itsell repealedly in piping systems. Wiin estabtished'
solid performance, these same qualities which have made it the
material of choice in other applications prove its ability for use in
fire sprinkler systems. Copper has long-eslablished abvantages
over sleel and plastics.
Gopper is lightweight and compact, which eases fabrication andinstallation and saves on lhe space needed to install tube in con-
fined areas. Copper systems can be economically fabricated by
soldering or.brazing using conventional equipment or electric 16-
sistance'tools. Joining is done with standard'fittings or mechanical
tee-pulling devices. Bending and forming ol the tube is easy due
to copper's ductility. Modification and repair is simplified. In-occu-pied spaces the installation is clean and copper cdn be easily fit
into tight spaces and around fixtures. The corrosion resistanie of
copper, both exlernal and internal, helps to maintain a neat aD-pearance and provides superior flow characteristics.
In terms of installed costs and material integrity, copper pro-
vides a low maintenance project with excelleni edonoiriy. The re-
sult is beneficial to everyone from the contractor to the building
owner.
lntroduction .......-2
NFPA Standards
and Model Codes ...............3
Copper's Benefits ...................4r Ease ol Handling..........;..4r Hangers, Supports
and Fittings ....................4r Joining Techniques.........5r Dealing with
Space Limitations .......... 5
Performance ...................... :.... 6
Technical Data............. ...........7
' Tube Characteristics....... 7r Friclion Loss Tables .......8r Friction Losses:
Fittings and Valves ......10r Tube Bending Guide.....10r Hanger Spacing ........,... 10
' Hanger Sizing .,.............10 '
r Soldering and Brazing ..11r Malerial Soeciflcations..l 1
Figure 2. Copper is very elfective in residen-
tial applications, such as this multi-
family unit.
Figure 1. Copper fire
commercial
stalled with
heating.
sprinkler system in a
building being in-
electric resistance
Copper's Benefits
Ease of Handling
- Copper's combination of
rigidity with light weight makes
both shipping and storing
easier for the contractor. Cop-
per tube is easier lo handle. lt
does not have the fragility of
plastic nor the weight of steel.
In on-site slorage, copper tube,
unlike plastic alternatives, is
unaffected by exposure to sun-
light. Copper will not support
combustion or produce toxic
gases.
Comparisons to steel in wall
thickness and weight show
another advantage of copper.
Smaller pipe sizes can be
used, which means greater
economy and less overall
weight for shipping, storing,
handling and installing.
Due to copper's installation
flexibility, the choice ol field or
shop fabrication allows for free-
dom in engineering design.
Copper is ductile; it can be
bent without producing kinks in
the tube or causing it to col..
lapse. Bending in the field can
be done cold using hand tools,
and shop bending may utilize
either hand or power bending
machines. Fabrication of cop-
per is possible in a very small
work area. Heavy pipe thread-
ing machines are replaced with
portable, easy-to-use hand
tools, so job site cleanliness
is facilitated.
Sch.40 Steel
Hangers, Supports
and Fittings
Copper systems require
fewer hangers and supports
than do plastic piping systems
because of the rigidity of cop-
per. ln general, at least one
hanger is required for each :
horizontal tube length inslalled.
For hanger spacing detail, see
Table 5, page 10.
Tube straps, U-hooks, or
perforated straps are all ac-
ceptable hangers where struc-
tural conditions permit. Flat iron
(steel band) hangers, ring
hangers, and clevis hangers
may also be employed and are
made to copper tube sizes.
Standard pipe size (SPS) steel
band and ring hangers can
also be used. Special plating or
painting of ferrous hangers is
not required when used with
copper tube since the potential
for galvanic corrosion of the
hangers is slight, except in wet
or corrosive atmospheres, for
example, where special coated
sprinklers are required.
Pressure fittings are avail-
able in all standard tube sizes
and in a wide Variety of pat-
terns. Typically, with copper
systems the fittings are smaller
than with steel or plastics.- . ,
lbs*2. 4 6 I
'Weight is based on pounds per linear {oot for 2'
diameter lube and/or pipe, including water.
Figur,e {.. Comparative wail thicknesses and weights of
copper tube vs. steel pipe.
Type U Copper
Figu-re 5. Typical littings used in copper fire sprinkler installations.
Performance
The assu red performance
offered by copper fire sprinkler
systems is important to every-
one involved - the architect,
engineer, building owner, con-
tractor, insurer, and fire service
personnel.
Copper tubing exhibits excel-
lent resistance to damage from
inlernal and external corrosion.
It does not develop infernal
surface roughness or experi-
ence a gradual narrowing of
the passage caused by internal
corrosion. The potential for
plugging of sprinkler head ori-
fices and small diameler
branch lines is significantly
reduced with copper tube since
the normalthin, protective cor-
rosion film in the tube bore
does not flake off. This also
reduces the need for periodic
maintenance flushing opera-
tions. Copper is also highly
resistant to external sources of
corrosion, including exposure
to moisture, most-chemical
fumes, process vapors and
similar atmospheres.
The superior flow capacity of
copper permits reduced cross-
gnQ feg! main-sizing in mqly
hydraulically calculated sys:
tems. [n pipe schedule systems
this advantage is reflected in
the increased number of sprin-
klers permitted by applicable
standards for copper lines of
two-inch and larger. Further-
more, NFPA recognizes the
use of 3A inch copper tube in
sprinkler applications while the
minium size requirement for
steel pipe is one inch.
Pipe Material Flow Capacity
Normal Pipe Size - CTS
Copper is an inherently safe
material. lt will not burn or sup-
port combustion, nor does it
decompose to toxic gases.
Also, it will not carry fire
through lloors, walls and ceil-
ings. A copper system main-
tains its integrity and ability to
carry water where planned
when exposed in a fire situa-
tion. Copper tube will not dete-
riorate with age or become
embrittled and fail, but remains
effective for the life of the in-
stallation. Should any part of
the system be damaged, it can
be repaired quickly and easily,
often by soldering or brazing in
a new piece. Tees for new
sprinkler drops can also be
mechanically formed in place
using hand tools.
70
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.-\.s0 8.I
+v6
tr
ou o-
CI
20
70
fanIJ Y-o
es0
ro
Lrn
E
tr30(5
-20
10
lCopper I Polybutylene lSch. 40 Steel
Figure 9. Comparison of Flow Capacities in 3 common types of pipe.
e
10
2. Friction Loss Tables
Table 2. Friction loss (psi per linear foot) for types L and M copper tube with .,C faclor,, = 1s0.
f]o-ro feet per secondVelocily:Itt-zo feet per second
I
.oot ,00t
.00r.001
.002 .002
-003 .003
.(x){ .003
.005 .004
.005 .005
.007 .006
.009 .008
.010 .009
.0r2.010
.014.012
.016 .ot4
.0r8.0r5
.020 .017
.@.019
.024 .021
.@7.0A
.02!l .02t
.o32 .O28
.o35 .CXt
.ogi .ogg
.0,10 .035
.043 .038
,o,rt .0,10
.050 .0r3
ls:i-.oro
.057 .049
.064 .055
.0?r.062
.0?9 .069
.06t .076
.096 ,oEa
.105.092
.'t15 .t00
.r25,t06
.r35,tt7
.r.6.t27
.rsz ,r're
.r68.146
.t80.t56
.r9?.157
201 .r7t
.00't .001
.001 .001
.oot .ool
.002 .ax'2
.002 .002
.003 .002
.003 .003
.004 .(xxl
.00{ ,001
.005 .olx
.005 .005
.006 .006
.00t .006
.008 .007
.009 .008
.or0 .009
.01t .0ro
.01t.0r0
.0r2 .0t I
.0r3 .0't2
.0r5 ltr3
.018.0't4
.017.0r5
.01t.016
.0t9.0!7
.020 .016
.023 .021
,026 .023
.02t .026
.03r.029
.035 ,o:il
.03r .G,.
.0,11 ,037
.0,15.0,11
.0.E .044
.052.0,17
.056.05'l
.060 .055
.06'l .058
.069 .062
.073 .068
.00r..001
.001 .00r
.001 .00r
.00r.001
.00r.001
.002 .00t
.002 .002
.002 .002
.ooa_ .ooe
.003 .003
.003 .003
.ooi .oo:
.004 .003
.004 .004....- t-::-
.005:.ooa
.005'.005
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.005 .005-';r*'-.006 .005: :!; i'j.qt6 .006
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.01.+.0r3
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.022 .021
.021 .O22
.028 .02i4
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.00't.001
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loiiz .osi_.:r .
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.003..002
.irog ,oos
.003 .003
.oo4 .003
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.006 ,006
.oo7 .006
.007 .0007
.006 .007
.008 .008
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.5r1 .190
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243 212
.257 221
27t .n6
286 218
.301 26'
.316 275
.3:t2 288
31t .302
3At 3t6
380 .330
397 .315
.115 .360
.tgz .gts
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.168 j107
.187 .423
.506 .40
.525 ..56
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.565 ,191
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.e5 .526
.078 .070
.083 .075
.087 .079
.092 .08,f
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3. Friction Losses: Fittings and Vatves
Table 3. Allowances for friction loss in fittings and valves expressed as equivalent length of tube (feet)
4. Tube Bending Guide 5. Hanger Spacing
Table 4. Bending guide for copper tube*Table 5. Hanger Spacing
' NFPA 13, Sec. 3-'1.1.2 allows bendinq K and L copper tube.
ryFP4 13D and 1 3R have no restrictidns on bendihi copper tube." Bending done with mechanical tools.
- 6.'lianger'sizing " '.;' .-,
Table 6. Hanger sizing
'Above 2-inch, use lhe same SpS hanger size as lhe tube size.
10
Royal FlushrM'rGoncealed
Automatic Sprinkler - Model A
Manufactured by: Central Sprinkler Company
451 North Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, Pennsylvania 192t46
E l'r'rllfrlion n Teehnical
The Model A Royal Flush
Concealed Automalic Sprinkler is an
aesthetically pleasing, ceiling
sprinkler. The ceiling cover plate is
only 3%'in diameter. lt fits flush
against the ceiling resulting in a
projection ol only %o' below lhe
ceiling.
The Model A is Listed'by U.L.,
U.L.C. and L.P.C.B. and Approved by
F.M. and M.E.A. (NY) for use as a
standard sprinkler that qualifies for
installation in accordance with cunent
NFPA 13 Standards.
The Model A is available with a
brass finish. lts mating cover plate is
available in.three standard finishes,
- brass, chrome bbted and white
painted with additional special
finishes available.
Operation: The Model A Sprinkler
absorbs heat through the ceiling plate
which is secured to the support ring
by a fusible alloy. At its rated
temperature, the plate lalls away and
exposes the sprinkler to direcl heat
from the fire. Heat melts the
sprinkle/s fusible element, releasing
water flow. Water is then discharged
In a designed flow pattem.
'For specilic lbting requir€m€nls see lho appr@rialE
htormation conlained in lhis brochuro.
Model: A
Style: Concealed
Orifice Size and K-Factor:
r/e" 1s.ssmml 2.7 pa.6t)
?/te' 711.11 nm1 4.2 (ffi.06)
W (tz.zmm) 5.6 (80.08)
3/a'and%e'are not FM or
LPCB Approved.
Thread Size: 1Al' (t 2.7 mm) NP.T.
Temperature Rating:
Sprinkler: 162oFn3C
212F t 1 QQC (U.t, u.tc. W)
CoverPlate: 135'F/57'C
165.Ff74"C
Approvafs: U.L, U.L.C., F.M- (A'W),
LP.C.B. (a'onty),M.EA
(37$75€A). 16' and%a' are Listed for Light
Hazard only.
. 3h' and%e' are not FM or LPCB
Approved.
Maximum Working Pressure: 175 psi
Factory Hydro Test: 100% at 500 psi
Standard Finishes:
Sprinkler: brass
Cover Plate: brass, chrome plated
and white painted with
special painted
finishes available
Length: Zth' 1os.s nml
Cover Pfate: 35/t" lszr mnldiameler
Projection Below Ceiling: 3Aa" 14.76 nmS
Highest Allowable Ambient Temp.:
100.F/38"C
Weight 7 oz, (t98 gfams) lully assembled
wilh cover plate
Ho.2-4.O
Figure 1
Royal Flush Concealed
f
\s
\:.-
3{ -'- t
Upper Supporl | \- 2 5/8' Diamet€r Hol€ in CeilinS-i--------->
l, '., e s/re.
+I
gfl6'
Universal Wrench
Design
llata
In standard apprications, the Model A Royar Frush conceated Automatic sprin.klers are intended for standard frow and pressure requirements "" rp""iri"b-i"current NFPA 13 Standards.
ceiling cover Prates are available in a variety of metalic or painted finishes. Forcustom painted finishes, the customer must furnish a quick-drying paint, prefer-ably lacquer-based, to insure proper coror duprication.'one quari'& paini is
-
required for each 200 cover plales.
pfnstallation
All Model A Royat Flush Concealed
Automatic Sprinklers must bE in-
stalled according to cunent NFPA 1g
Standards. Deviations from these
requirements and standards or any
alteration to the sprinkler itself will
void any warranty made by Central
Sprinkler Company. In addition,
installation must also meet local
govemment provisions, codes and
standards as applicable.
For standard applications the
system piping may be hydraulically
calculated. Check lor the proper
model, style, orifice size, and tein-
perature rating prior to installation.
lnstall sprinklers after the piping is inplace to avoid mechanical damage;
replace any damaged units. Wet pipe
systerns must be protected from
freezing.
Upon completion of the installation,
the system must be tested per
recognized standards.
In lhe event of a thread leak, .
remove the unit, apply new pipe joint
compound or tape, and reinstall.
lnstallatlon Sequence
Step 1. The unit must be installed in
a pendent position.
Step 2. The face ol the sprinkler
fitting should be installed a nominal
2' (tY{) behind the finished ceiting
line.
Step 3. Use only a non-hardening
pipe joint compound or Teflon* lape.
Apply only to the male threads.
Step 4. Hand tighten the sprinkler
into the fitting. Use a Central Sprin-
kler Universal Sprinkler Wrench to
tighten the unit in the fitting. A leak
tight joint requires only 7 to 14 ft. lbs.
of torque; a tangential force of 14 to
28 lbs. delivered through a 6. handle
will deliver adequate torque. Torque
levels over 21 ft. lbs. may distort the
orifice seal, resulting in leakage.
Step 5. To install the ceiling cover
plate, align it with and press it over
the support ring assembly, then push
upward and twist lo the right.
Caution: Special care must be taken
when installing with a CpVC system.
Sprinklers must be installed only after
the primed and cemented pipe has
time to set-up to ensure that no
primer or cement accumulates within
the sprinkler.. Special care musl be taken when
installing with a copper system.
Sprinklers must be installed only afler
the inside of the sprinkler drop and
associated fittings have been wire
brushed to remove any flux. Residual
flux can cause corrosion and in
extreme cases can impair proper
sprinkler operation.
'Tetlon is a lrademark of the DuPont Corp.
3
Gare
Main
&
bnflllr
Sprinklers must be handled care-
fully. They must not be transported
or stored where ambient temperature
may exceed IOOoF/38"C. For best
results, slore them in a dry, cool
location in the original shipping
package.
Do not install sprinklers that have
been dropped orvisibly damaged.
Sprinklers should never be painted,
coated, plated or altered in any other
way from manufactured condition or
they may not lunction properly. Any
sprinklers altered in such manner
must be replaced.
The owner is responsible for the
proper operating condition of all fire
protection devices and accessories.
The NFPA standard 25 entifled,
"lnspection, Testing and Maintenance
of Water-Based Fire Protection
System", conlains guidelines and
' minimum maintenance requirements.
Furthermore, the local Authorifu
Having Jurisdiction may have addi-
tional regulations and requirements
for mainlenance, testing, and inspec-
lion that must be obeyed.
It is advisable to have sprinkler
systems inspected regularly by a
qualifi ed inspection service. Length
of time between such inspections can
vary due to accessibility, ambient
almosphere, waier supply, and site
activity.
Do not attempt lo reasserhble or
otherwise reuse a sprinkler that has
operated. Replace any sprinkler
exhibiting corrosion or damage;
always use new sprinklers of lhe
same orifice, style, and temperalure
rating as replacements.
Because the discharge pattem is
critical to protection of life and
property, nothing should be hung or
attached to the sprinkler unit that
would disrupt the pattern. Such
obstructions musl be removed. ln the
event thal construction has altered
the original configuration, additional
sprinklers should be installed to
maintain the protection level.
)
!
Do not atlempt to replace sprinklers
without first removing the fire protec-
tion system lrom service. Be certain
to secure permission from all Authori-
ties Having Juisdiction, and notify all
personnel who may be atfected
during system shutdown. A fire
watch during maintenance periods is
a recommended precaution.
To remove the system from service
mode, first refer to lhe system
operaling guide and valve instruction.
Drain water and relieve pressure in
the pipes. Flemove the existing unit
and install the replacement, using
only the recommended sprinkler
wrench. Be certain to match model,
style, orifice, and temperalure rating.
A fire protection system that has
been shut off after an activation
should be repaired and returned to
service immediately. Inspect the
entire system for damage and replace
or repair as necessary. Sprinklers
that did not operate but were sub-
jected to corrosive elements of
combustion or excessive tempera-
tures should be inspected, and
replaced il need be. The Authority
Having Jurisdiction will detail mini-
mum replacement requirements and
regulations.
Guarantee: Central Sprinkler
Company will repair and/or replace
any producls found to be defective in .
material or workmanship within a
period of one year from the date of
shipmenl. Please refer to the current
Price List for further details of the
warranty.
@1994 C€ntral Sprinkler Company
Printed in u.s.A-
Ell,ll"il[l,,''
Ordering Information: When
placing an order, indicale the full
product name. Please specify lhe
quantity, model, style, orifice size,
lemperature rating, sprinkler finish,
cover plate linish, and sprinkler
wrench.
For special painted cover plate
finishes, the customer must supply a
quick-drying paint, preferably in a
lacquer-base finish lo insure proper
color duplication. Without such a
guide, Central Sprinkler Company
cannot be responsible for acceptable
color matching.
Availability and Service: Central
sprinklers, valves, accessories and
other products are available through-
out the U.S. and Canada, and
intemationally, through a network of
Central Sprinkler distribution centers.
You may write directly to Central
Sprinkler Company, or call 215-362-
0700 for the distributor nearest you.
Patents: Patents are pending.
Conversion Table:
inch = 25.400 mm
foot = 0.3M8 M
pound = 0.4536 kg
foot pound = 1.36 Nm
psi = 6.895 kpa
= 0.0689 bar
= 0.0703 kg/cm"
U.S. gallon = 3.785 dm"
= 3.785 liters
Conversions are approximate.
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fENTR/AL
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Central Sprinkler Company
451 N. Cannon Avenue, Lansdale, PA 19446
Phone (215) 362-0700
FAX (21s) 362-5385 Model A (RF).3
Horizontal Sidewall
Automatic Sprinkler
Manufactured by: Central Sprinkler Corporation
451 North Cannon Avenue. Lansdale. Pennsylvania 19446
n Product [:T::l*?J15"1""i'"T"'":T'T.:'i:"
- | Description ;lln:F,':1n:fil'?lllffi:;"'
-,t
' beYond the sPrinkler frame'
The Central Model H Horizontal
Sidewall Sprinklers are designed with
special deflectors that discharg€ most
of the water away form the nea6Y
wall in a quarter-semispherical pattem
with a limited portion oI the discharge
directed toward the wall behind the
sprinkler. They embrace the uhimate
in aesthetic appeal and advanced
design features via incorporation of a
unique center strut design, whrch
results in a smaller. more attractive
sprinkler than those man ufactured
with a more traditional design
approach. The center-strut operating
rnechanism responds signifi cantly
faster than more traditiorEl
mechanisms, such as the glass bulb
or link-and-lever.
the Modet H Horizontal Sidewall
SprinklerS are intended for installation
in accoroance with cunent NFPA 13.
They are kJeally suited for use in
churches. c1ubs, schools, hosfitals,
offices, festaurants, auditoriuns, retail
stores and similar occupancies They
are amilable in a wide variety o{
orifice sizes, temperature ratings,
finishes and corrosion resistant
c&trrrgs.
Operalion: A fusible alloy is sealed
into a brorrze ci.:nter stru! by a
stainless steel sall. Wher tr19 arloy
nelts at its rate' temperature. the ball
is forced upwaid into the cenier slrul
releasing the two ejectors and
operating the sprinkler. Untike most
other sprinkler designs. the alhy is
not exposed to atmospheric
conditions that could atfect its proper
Fo. specif€ lrling .rQsieri€nts. s€e !'€ t-E.op.iate
intqrnatioo coa[ai.iad in tir b.ocnrtt
(
Technical
Data
Model Nurnbec H
Style: Horizontal Sidewall
Orifice size, K factor:
'a' .L58
?he' 4.24
Y2" 5.60
Thread Size: %' N.P.T.
Temperature Rating & Frame Arm
Colot:
135'F ( 57'C) Uncolored or black
145"F ( ffl"C) Uncoloted or black
165"F( 74'C) Uncoloredorblack
212"F (100eC) White
286"F (141"C) Blue
NOTE Color identification is not
required for plated sprinklers.
Approvals:
u.L, u.Lc., B.s.&A. (N.Y.C.)
F.M. (tr9" orifice only)
Maximum working pressure: 175 p.si.
Faclory hydro test 1(n96 at s(xl p.s.i.
Standard finishG: Brass. chrome
Coatings: Waq [ead, Wax Over Lead
(see tabular information on page 3)
Pintle:'on deflector lor %" and
%e" orifice.
Leirgth: 2%"
width:
Fraine Anrrs: 17c"
Deflectoc ltld'
Weight 3.1 oa
rw&zzl
il
Model H Hodzontal Sidewall Spdnkler
(i
@mblnaton Spdnkler Wench
flo.*d wcfiing F{irn fc tf r lf Rm'n
Technical
Data
U.L & U.LC. Ustings and B.S.&A" (N-y.C:) Cat. rub.37$Z$SA
Co.rosion Reeistant Coating
135 3/a",r/rs", yz',
t45 !a", t1,u", *"165 V6' , tl rc" , ,/z'.
212 11",t/s", tA,,
286 Ta-,r/rs",lh,.
Lead. Wax. Wax Over Lead
Lead, Wax, Wax Over Lead
Lead
The Model H Horizontar sidanail sprinklers are inteG rorstandard areaco'erages and standard ftow and pressure requirements as specified in currentNFPA 13.
Step' Z t lse ority a ngrthafdeninci.'
pipe jol'nt compound or Tetfl6n. hrt.
Apply only to the male threads-
Step 3: l-hnd tighten the sprinkter
into the fitting. Then use a Central
Combination Wrench to tighten the
unit into the titting. A leak-tight ioinrrequires only 7 to 14 ft.-lbs. of torque:
a tangential force of 14 to 28 lbs.
delivered through a 6" handle will
deliver adequate torque. Torque levets
over 21 ft.-lLs. may distort the orifice
seal, resulting in leakage. CAUTION:
Do nol 'wrencfi" or lum the deffector,
as this aclion may danrage the
sprinkler and cause il to leak under
pressure.
'Tefloo is a lraderna.t of the Dupont Corp-
f,1fi:n,En,n.*
and temperature rating priof to
anstallatiorL Ins{all sprlnkle(E after thepping 's in place to avoid rnecfranical
9*9": eplace any darnaged units
Wet pipe s'r$te.ns must be protec{ed
from freezing. Refer to the bntratBulletins on the Model H-l DryHorizontal Sidewall Sprinklers for use
i.r dry pipe sprinklsr insetiations-
trpon <nmpletion oi the lnstallation.the system must be tested per
recognized standards.
ln the event ot a thread leak,
remove the unit apply new pipe irjntcompound or tape and reinstall.
Oo not attempt to reassemble or
Installation Sequene otherwise reuse a sprinkler that has
Srep 1: rhe unit must be insraned in 3lf'Tiil;?i.."tr:Y.?":l$"Jthe horizontat posiiion. always uL new sprinklers of the
f If 1- qd 7r.'orifice sprinkters are U. L Listed forinstallation in light h,zard( occupanct'es only. These sizes are not F. M. Approved.
The !{- orifice sprinkrer is U. L tined for instafiation in right or ordin ary haryrdoccupancies onty. lt is 5. y. npproved tor instattation in rilnt trazaia'ilcu6cie.only.
The Moder H Horizontar ur-dewail Sprinkrers shourd be instailed with the deflectorlrom 4" to 6" berow ceirings aru noi moie'i.,ln'd; "*"v t m the
'nafl or tintetsurfrace rhrough which they are mont"O. .rnl* spedal coostructionarangements make adifierent position advisabre for prompi op"oti*
"naeffective disrriburion' (see Nepr rg-rssi, G;'is e-ieai-"ndGsj. il"-r" i, noqgltlmum ceiring helght timiratrrn tor.ritipreloinr<rer instarrmoml*# - '
utilizing the tvlodet H Horizonat SiiOe**tiC;,i-nkia=
nlnstallation
All Oentral sprinklers must be
anstalled according to cuneni NFPA
13. Deviations lrom these
requirements and stiandards or anyalteration to the sprinkter itsetf *tfvoid any urarranty made by Central
fprinkler Corporation. In iddition,
anstallation must also meet localgorernfirent prodsions, codes andstandards as applicable.
-._np qF". piping musr be propedy
$zeo to ansure the mjnimum requiredtlow rate at the sprinkler. Check forthe proper model. s\y'e. orifice size
Sprinklers must be handled care.
fully. They should not be transported
or stored where ambient temperature
may exceed 100cF138.C. For best
results, store them in a dry, coot:location in the original shipping
package.
Do not install sprinklers ttrat hare
been dropped or visibly damaged.
Sprinklea should never be painted.
coated, plated or altered in any other
way from manufac{ured con<frtion orthey may not furrction properly. Anyspnnkters altered in such manner
must be replaced.
The owner is responsible for theproper operating condition of all fireprotection de4/ic6 and accessoaies-
The NFPA standad t3A entided'Care and Maintenance of SprinklerSptems' contains guidelines and
minimum rnaintenance requirements
Furthermorq the lcf:il atdlodty
Having Jurisdtctrbn nray have Cddi-
tional regulations and requiremenb
for maintenance, testing. and
inspection that must be obeyed.
It is recornmended t|at sprinkler
systelns be impected regularly by a
-qualified
inspection service- Length of
tirne between such inspectiom can
vary due io accessibility, ambient
atmosphere, water supply. ar|d siteaclMty.
F. M. Approvat and B.S.&A (N.y.C.) Cat. No.3ZS_Z$SA
Design Requirements - Standard Applications
Temperalure Ratlng (oF) Orific-e Size
135 k"145 h"165 k-212 : %.286 i n"
Lead
Lead
Lead
Lead
Lead
BULLETIN OP-A-1
Ra. No. r
'Dry Pendenr Spqlnklerc
liecessed, Fl&h ond :
Extended Types
Model "A-1"
v
Listed by: rrnCerwriiers Laboratodes. Inc.
Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada
Approved by: Factory Mutual. 8.S. & A. of New York City
Description o Operation o Tedrnical Data
o Cenlral Sprinkler Corpo.ation - 1986
Central Sprinkler Corporat ion
451 No.th Cannon Avenue. Lansdale. PA 19446
(2t5) 3624700
. Dfy Pond€nt Sprlnklers are:
Th. .'Al' BrcegrU ory P.nd.nt of{€f3: aBth€flc'. eppdil as til€ sp.ldkl€r a{ends.oily.lert.ween I ai{ '.' l% lnchca bolow tfi6 cetllng.'Thc iecgssed typoes.utch€on assembly ls compdsed of'an upporesculcheon support plece permanen y attach€dto lhe sprinkler frame and a.celllng €scutch€on
plgc6 that slips oy6r the Instqtted sprlnkler and has
% inch of li€ld adiustment.
Thc "A.1" Ftush Ory pcndcni oifers aesthelicappeal as lhe sprlnkl€r extends Only between l7rto 2 inches betow the ceiting. The flush typeescutcneon assembly is comprised of an upper
escutcheon support piece permanenlly attach€d tothe sprinkler frame and a ceiling escutcheon plecelhat slips oyer the insta[ed sprinkler and his %inch ol field adiustment-
Th. "A.1" Ertondod. Ory pandent, doslgned for'use- in special appllcalions s'uch as fre€zlng
environmenls and conditlons where sedimont o?fo.eion materials might accumulate ln ordlnarydrop nipples, incorporates a two pl€ce adjustable
esculcheon assembly used whenever lt ts deslredto locale lhe sprinkler deflector at a groat€r thannofinal distance b€toiy th€ celllng due to ah€ prosenc{,of llush type tights. etc. The deflector itstancebelow th€ ceillng may b€ as much as +5rg Incheswlth this assembty. lt has 7/8.. adlustmenl
Orderlng lnformafion:
Specllp t. Ouantity and Style
2. "A" dimonslon
3. Thread Slre (%'. or I'J
Print.<t In U.S.A.
-ltv. - r.Yta I
Central's. Modet 'A-1" Spdnkler.s t€alurc..ttto ballc.C.antral '
cont€. slru( rprlnk[er.' A fu{t{e .alkiy .lr' deal€d Into r. broo&.-.! .
:contdr'struf (G,, bt'a atelnl63r lt6f.thll lrlol'Ulhon tfie ailoy';
melts. tho ball ls forced upward Into the ienter atrut releaslh!lhe two €Jeclors (f8l and op€rstlng the b83lc sprlnkler (fll).
Thls causd.tho releaso of cap (f0 8nd hr$hg (f) allorf,lng gulde
tube (f5) and th.ust bearlng (14) lo drop down. allowlng ball .bearingi (f3), seal l@ and plunger (fll)'to b€ reteased end.
elected through the sprlnkler wlth tho wator stroam. '
Technlcul lltrtq
Thiead Nomlnal Avallabto
Siz€Style N.P.T. Factor Slzo Ritlnos Avallablo
'4.t" r" 5.6Dry or 165.F Tlrt ChromePendenls t" 212.F i00.C Leact.
286'F 141 'C WhlteEnamol"
'L€ad coating is ayailable on "A.1" Extended-
On th€'A-1'Flustr it ls avallabl€ fo( 165' and 212' sprlnklers ooly."Whits onamel finlsh€s are not U.L Ustod or F.M. Approvod.
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lmportant Notes: 1. Alwaya Install dry psndent tprlnklcrs In a tes outtot NEVER In rn clbor.2 lYhenever posslblc Inrtell by epplylng plpc wrench brar! connocloc
CfOfS SgCttOrrr" "t"*.tvc torquc placcd upon the rprlnklcr ltrolf crn crurc braekrgo.
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Quantlty-Unlvorsal Wrench€s
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2. App.ovcd longth llmllattons !.€ astollow!:
P.nd.nt Uprltht
U.L I F.H. 36- Not Urr6d
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Buttertly(VaEve'A
Wafer or Grooved End
Slow-Close Control Valve
Central Sprinkler Company
451 Nonh Cannon Avenue. Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19i45
fil fil:llfilion n Technical
The Central family ol "slow-close'
Butterfly Valves are used to control .
water flow lo fire protection systems.
They are ol the "outside indicating:
lype. A simpte visual inspection of
the valve position indicator wilt show
whether the valve is open or closed-
Butterfly valves provide an economi-,,- cal alternative to more cumbersome
. OS&Y gate valves.
The Central Model A Butterfly Vahe
has been designed with a slow-close. hand wheel operalorwhich effectively
minimizes waterr hammer. These
valves leatur6 minimum flow restric-
tion and pressure loss when in the: fully-open position.
The valves are fumished in two
end-treatments:
. Grooved (2%. to g)
. Wafer (22a. to 8.)
They have built-in limper swilches
for use in applications where supervi-
sion of the open position of the valve
may be desired.
The valves are Listed by Undenivrit-
ers Laboratories for use in fire
protection systems with a maximum
working pressure of 175 psi.
'" Operation: The valves may be
opened or closed by turning the hand
wheel exlending from lhe operalor
housing, until the valve position
indicator is in the desired (operVshut)
position.
Size:
Model: A BFV-G (Grooved)
A BFV-W (Wafer)
Style: Grooved or Wafer
2'4"3" 4.' 6., & B.
Approvals: U.L.
Maximum working pressure: 175 psi
Faclory Hydro Test: 100% at 350 psi
Standard Finishes:
Operator - Orange enamel
Disc - Black EPDM rubber molded
(grooved)' Chrome plated (wafer)
Body - Black polyamid (grooved)
Black EPDM rubber molded
(wafer)
Dual Supervisory Tamper Switch:
U.L Usted' SPOT;5Aat 12SVAC
0.5A at 125 VDC
Mfgr. Source: non-domestic
Length & Wdth: See page 3
Weigh[ 2th' = lllfs.3' = 15 lbs.4' = 25 lbs.6' = 30 lbs.8' = 50 lbs.
Note: Model A butterfly valves are not
listed for outside use.
No. I 5.1.O
Gr-ooved Stvle
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Wafer Stvle
?'hlIht o ufi _A_I! ro n bpdy)
|,q,l r9...acg..a<lttorr|lF r..roi r!' a <riai@..orr''c ttln n<a6.!rj||qll{16 trd<-rg.
Oimensions, Weight, and Equivalent Length'
Size Stylc
"A" Piping
Take-out
in. (mm)
'8'
C.L. to roiin. (mm)
'c'
C.L. lo botlornin. (mm|
"O" Operator
C.L. lo righlin. (mml
"E" Opcralor
C.L. to lcfiin. (mm)
Nominal
V,/ci9ht
Lbs. (r9)
Equiv.
Len9lh
(tect)
Oisc
Ertcnsion
F
Parl t
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at
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!'Jater
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tJ5 )
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(t l5l
(s2)
( r32)
(s5)
(147)
(60)
3.
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2'i
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I .- r23?l
l0 ' r2591
9 ." 1233)
| 1 ..' 12921
t0- : (2721
t2' .- (3?71
te:-' (3071
r3%' (35r)13 (33r)
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(t70)
lt70)
3.
1.
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( 133)
(r93)
( t93)
3- r;'5:3 l .'r.,
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li ,.'i::
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3" l7i:
3" (;5,
3' (75)
3' (75)
(5t
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(t1,
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(23)
(23)
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30
30
50
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3081
C.L. = Cenrer Line' €quivaled Length is based on C=l20 schedute 40 pipe_" Disc does not exlend beyond valve body.
Besign
Data
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Design Requirements
The Central Butterfly Vatves are
Listed as butside indicating" type
control valves for use in fire protec-
tion systems per NFPA 13. Flow may
be from either direction, and the
valves may be positioned with any
orientation. These valves are de-
signed to be used with schedute 40
piping of the same nominal size as
the valve. The valves may also be '
used with Listed and Approved piping
having intemal diameters greater
than hat of schedule 40, such as
schedule 10.
The designer should make certain
that the valve disq whdn fully open,
will not ioterfere with the operation of
olher system components immedi-
alely adjacent tb the butterfly valve.
Central's Swing Gheck Valves,
Shotgun 90 Check Vatves, Alarm
Valves, and Dry Pipe Valves will not
interfere with the fullyopen disc on
Central's Butterlly valves.
Central's wafer-type valves have a
rubber-coaled body. When used with
flange adaptors (for grooved piping
systems) a metal flange washer
should be utilized per the recommen-
i,,ations of the flange manufacturer. A
lew rvashers produced on the market
are incompatible with the wafer type
butlerfly valve. Please check lor
compatibilily.
The supervisory tamper switch is
operated by a cam connected to the
valve stem. The switch contacts will
change position (close) within two full
turns of the hand wheel, from the fully
open position. Wiring to the switch is
via color-coated wire leads. See
wiring Diagrams on Page 2. Valves
with switches are intended for indoor
use only.
nlnstallation
ln fire protection systems, butterfly
valves should be located where they
will be readily accessible for opera-
tion, inspection, and maintenance.
When the rvafer-slyle butterfty valve
is in the open position, the disc will
extend lrom %'(2W:'valve) to 2'%c.
(8'valve) beyond each end of the
valve body. During installation. make
certain the valve disc does not
interlere with the operation of other
system components immediately
adjacent to the butterfly valve.
When a valve'closes hard", it may be
due to debris lodged in the sealing
area. This may be conected by
backing-otf the hand rvheel and
closing it again. several times if
necessary. The valve should never
be forced to seat by appiying a
wrench to the hand wheel as this may
distort the valve components or score
the sealing surfaces.
The inlet and ouilet piping adjacent to
the valve should be properly sup-
ported to prevent excessive stress on
lhe valve body. The valve should not
be used to force a pipeline into
position as this may result in distor-
tion of the valve body.
Conduit and electrical connections to
the optional lamper switch must be in
accordance with lhe requirernents of
the National Electrical Code, NFPA
72 and the local Authority Having
Jurisdiction.
ffifillfi,:,,ancent
Tt,2 o:ntar i5 .rispcrtsible for lhe
:\' ..:';:{ O'tft"'"..J Condition Or all lire
pr'r:'-.Cl ifri t <1.:.,r :a-S altd aCCeSSOrieS.
l-ir..r ItFPA Si.:rrJarcl 25 eniiitgcj,"ln;pectiott. Testing and liainte-
narrcc. of Wat.tr-Based Firc Prctec-
tton $y51en1 s-. coniains guidelines
a:rj r:rirrirrrrrrrr flainienance require.
rrr'3trl5, Furlir.-;1imore, the AuthOrity
Havirtg Jurisdiction may have addi-
tional regulations and requirements.
for maintenance. testing and inspec-'
lion lhat must be obeyed.
Warning: Any system mainlenance
or inspection that involves placing a
control valve "out-of-service" will
eliminale the fire prolection normally
provided by the fire protection sys-
tem. Prior to proceeding, be cerlain
to secure permission from all Authori-
ties Having Jurisdiclion and notify alt
personnel who may be atfected
during system shut down. A fire
watch during rnaintenance periods is
a recomrnended precaution. When
the systern is back in service, notify
all Authorities Having Jurisdiction and
the personnel who were affected
during system shut down.
Guarantee: Central Sprinkler'
Company will repair ancl/or replace
any products lound to be defective in
material or wo*manship within a
period of one year from the date of
shipment. Please refer to lhe cunent
price list for further details of this
warranty.
0rdering
O1994 Centrat Sprinkter Company
Prinled in U.S.A.
Inf ormation
When plac;ng an order. indicate the
full prldr,cl nanre. Please specify the
quantity. nrcdel nurn,er. size ano
slyle. Grooved cr.,uplings. such as
Central Sprink. lhat are required for
inslallation. are not included.
Availability & Service: Central
sprinklers, valves, accessories, and
other products are available through-
out the U.S. and Canada, and
internationally. through a network ot
Central Sprinkler distribr:tion centers.
You may write directly lo Central
Sprinkler Company, or cal (215) 362-
0700 for the distributor nearest you.
Patents: Palents are pending.
Conversion Table:
1 inch = 25.400 mm
1 fool = 0.3048 m
1 pound = 0.4536 kg
1 foot pound = 1.36 Nm
1 psi = 6.895 kpa
= 0.0689 bar
= 0.0703 kg/cm2
1 U.S. gallon = 3.785 dm3
= 3.785 liters
fENTRAL
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Central Sprinkler Company
451 Norlh Canoon Avenue, l:nsdale. pA f9446
Phone: 2 1 5-362-0700
FAX: 2 | 5-362-5385 BFV.A.2
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FIRE PROTECTION VALVES
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rpnomical alternative, the Inspector's Test and Drain untt. This unique rralve is @ -
Listed and complies with NFPA 13:3-4.1.1 requirements gorerning the instailation.
Our lnspector's Test and Drain Unit Assembly(Model 4100 shown above) fedtures
an easy-view sight glass that can be positioned either vertically or horizontally in the
system..Depending on your needs or preference, there are two econoniical Assembly
alternatives to choose from:
' (a) The '4000 series" one-piece Assembly that connects to the system's drain. (shutof$ valve; or
(b) The "5000 Series'l one-piece Assembly that also includes a @ Listed,<ir. Approved drain valve-
Please find ordering information on the reverse side.
OTH ER QUALITY FEATURES:
r Available in '1" or 1/c" N.P.T. sizes.
. Single Inlet - Single Outlet - completely
assembled and individually boxed.
r Operational positions: Test (Vz" orifice),
Drain and (optiondl) Closed position.
o Lightweight and compact design
(1" assembly as shown weighs 46 ozs.).
r SENSIBLY PRICED - NOf OVERPRICED.
. Quality brass and stainless steel construdion;
teflon seals.
. 175 p.s.i. rating.
. Test valve interior has been engineered lo
reduce turbulencg essentially eliminating
any fluctuation in the K-Factor, either at
high or low flow pressures.
Includes a one?iece @ I usreo tnipea;i ;*-",rd oir" u;ii ;,r;*ii;i.,rvr.,.,irs .1(,*rrJrE.,., \3, - Lr580 Insp€ctorc T€sland Draln unlt equlppea wnin iisighlg.lgts.Assombly(noshutoflposltion)..,,rttra.. ....: .......,. ... .11r$1j"'"uHiE;;;;;'::',..:.]h;',," - ":*;#t'viffii:.
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NFPA t3 does not require that the drain nlve be listed. This provision is further specitied in NFpA 13: 2-1.1.
FLOOR TEST CONNECflON ON A WET.PIPE YSTEMS
INSTALLATION
Giving Fbw
Equivrlont Tgl
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FOR@PPEROR
PotlerEteclrlc Slgnal Company
2o81 Cralg Fd."rP.O.Bcx 2a4f,0 .
St. louls, Mo.53146
Potter Electrlc Slgnal & lftg. Lfiii
18€7 Laslle $reat '1 .' '
Don Mllls, Ofitarlo, Canada IBB2IBl4)87H:r21l
PIPESECTION SfiOWN
FOR ILLUSTRANON.
PURPOSES ONLY
u.s. PAT. NO.3921989, CAI|AD|AN pAT. NO. too96€O
OTHEB PATENTS PENDING, POTTER ELECTRC, Rd., 1990
416!141-1&ts
IILI.ISTED
Servlcr Pmrrr,rre : Up to 1 75 PSI
llntngm Eot Rgte forAtrrm: 1 0 GPM
lladmun$.rgn: 18FPS
Contd 88dng|: Two ssts olS.P.O.T. (Form C)
i.. l0Arnp..@l25r250v.AO
r ' 2 &np.@ 0-30V. DC Reslsdve
ErMro rrner*al umltatlonr: #Fnm'F
4.5'C/49'C
Con&tt Ertnrrcsr: 2 op€nhgs lor l/2fcondul
Gasdon: Thbdarlcehnot lntendedfor.appllcdors h e@slve' oftnontrpnts.$zrr Avg[-L:
For type K L & M copperplpe
sbes ?,2'll2'.3'&4'
Forlbted Cfl/Cplp€. SDR 13.5(standarddlrrnnslonal ratlo)-shes?.2 ln'&3'
Servlco Uc.:
Anondtc Sprinkl€r
One orTwo Farnily Drvelling
Rosldenbl OccupanCes up lo 4 storl€s
Oanfa, Sadon
.Locaj
Atufu:1
R€firx€ gation. PtW'Awy
NFPA-I3
NFPA.I30
NFPA.I3R
NFPA.TI
NFPA.7zA.
NFPA.ZB
NFPA.ZC
NFPA.ZD
O6lon€l: CcrerTarngeiSwhch OrderStk No. 00gOO1 g
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Model VSR-CF is a vane type waterflow swilch for
use on wet sprinkler syslems. lt is UL Lbted br use on
lype K, L & M copper pipe, sizes ? thru 4' ard listed
GPVG pipe, SDH 13.5 (standard dimentionalntib), sizes2'thru 3'.
The unit may also be used as a sedional waterf,ow de
lector on large systems.
The unit contains two single pole, do$le lhrod. snap
ac{ion switches ard an adjustabte pnarmatic retard.
The switches are actualed when a llow of 10 gallons per
minute or nxli€ occurs downslream of the deryice. ihe
flow condition must exisl lor a perbd ol lime nec€€sary
lo over@me lhe selected retard perbd.
ENCLOSURE: The unil is enclosed in a general pur-pose, casl aluminum housing. The cover b held inplace wilh two tanper resistant screws whbh require a
special key for removal. A lield installabte cover timoer
swilch is available as an option whidr may be used to irrdit=te unauthorized ronroval of the cover. See Builelin
7ff1 lor installat'nn instructions ol this switch.
INSTALLAT|ON: See Fig. 2.
These devbss may b€ rnounted on a hodzootal or verti-
cal ppe. On lpdzontal pipe they shouH be installed on
ilr€ lop skte of the pipe where they will be accessble.
Ttre unlls stprJb not be lnstalled within 6 indres of a'fit-
lirB which dEnges the dir6d'on of the waterflow orwithin
24 lncfies of a valvo or drain.
Drain the sy$em ard drill a hole in the pipo using a cirql-hr saw in a st<an speed drill. The 2'ard2lf dovlps
require a rs*e with a min. dia. of | 1/8'to a max. dia. of
1 g16'. Al odpr sizes require a hole with a dh - ol I Ttt
to. a rnax. d€. of 2 1/16'.
Cl€an th€ ilsu€ ol th€ pipe of altgowth orothermaterial
lor a dislarrce equal to the pipe.diameteron eithersHe ot
th€ hol€.
Rotl the vare so that it rnay be inserted into the hole; do
not berd o. crease it. Inserl lhe vanes so that tho arow
ofl the saddle poi,nls in the direclion of the watedlor.
lnstall the saddle strap and tighten nuts anematev to an
ererfr.tal 100 h.-be. of toque, ses Fig. Z. The vane nu*.rst'rEi rub the irije of the pipe or bird in any way.
PRINTED O{ USA REYC SULI-ENfiNI PAGEtOF2
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OF IVATEFH-OW
rctl.Proot.r wEG.IEDNEC'rDII
OF WATEFq.otY
o{trfsQE$6ERTcou.Aft uroEa .1'
8q-TAS Sr0tY|rt
AN UNINSUI..ATED SECNON'OF ASINGLE CONDUCTOR IS NOTPERMITTED TO BE LOOPED
AROUNO THE TERMINAL ANOSERVEAS TWO SEPARATE CON.
NECTIONS: THE WIRE MUST BESEVERED TO SERVE AS TWOgql4!4rE coNNEcfloNs;
TH€REBY PROVIDING SUPERVT:
!to{\t oF THE CONNECTTON tNIIF EVENT Tt-tAT THE W|RE BE-gqvEs DtsLoDcED FROM UN-DERTERMINAL
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tTor I ZA fO 2 !:.'
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o ?r?rzs@tJs€rDrPEns ls g{oYJ
FIG.3
toc^L 8EU
IRCNSFORUER OR
8^TTERT POWERIO
:-"i : .' :-::: :iS CF .r: :::.:-:t):..- (s:: a:=
.!. !j'C:!r !,. -'r :_::: :^ r. ;!:':Y /' .:-a:! { ;:'i:-ra,.'.<
TYPICAL ELECTRTCAL CON H ECTIONS
opfr o'rEnu 7? i:Xrf on
-L/-',' srGr.rAUNc oEltc€
IYPCAL STqTCH rcI|oN
9lcl.r oN t l-/cross onrAIIRU J . ATIRM
TOTE FOf, SJPEAVIS€O C&J'n;
!€E 'StfIIEl{ fgnuWrf COr,CregIffnffi* *.o crnr't'
;R0u
co{rR0t
PAIIEL -:. -:):: 3iURN-:::'.iRoL
owc.,3t00761.15NorE: The Model VSR-cF.l"t ryo seidtes, one can E used lo o;€r:re a c3i(rar station, proprietary or rernoresignaling unit, while the othe, -o.a L-*Jt" cperate a b::- :udibE cr visual annunciaror.
TESTING
The k-equency ol testing for the mode VSR-CF and irsassociated protective ninftoring .yrf o .rufj dii ...cordance with appt'rcabte NFpA-S6GJ .,drfiil;r.!!lt hyls luiiscoion. out unoer.;;;i;*less than bi-monthly.
lfprwkJed, the'lnslectors Test. valvs tet is usually localed d the end of the mosl remole b-=rch tine, stroulOalways be used tor test purposes.
lf lhere are no provisions lor lesling ti€ op€ration of the
llo-w dea-ion dg,ice on the system, appfication ol thevSR-cF s not rercnm€nded or advisa6l;.
--'--" -'
A rninin- -: flow ol i0 gpm ls required to adivats lhis d*vEe.
IMPORTA\T NOTICE: please advise the person r+sponsi5* tr te-r€ of rhe Frre prot".llon Siri..in.f- tnrs sys3.- :nus: a€ tgsted in accordance wfth tfre.Test-irp' ins:--,::ions
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PRWTEO DI I.'SA
(
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-- ar.cor"oratao
CO.O.rtC.t. Olq Dt.Srat
FIG.2OO
"T Rllvf, UN E" ADJ USTABLE RING HAI{GER
Sirc llongc - l/2 rhru 8 inch pipc.
Itatcrial . S:ccl. MiL Galvanized to G.90 speci.
ficatior
Fyyctioa. For fire sprinkler and other gcncol
prprng purposcs.. . $ny.rlgd sdwl nut. dcsisn
qcrmirs. han3cr adjiGt'mcnt alter instalhtioi.
Spring rensioa on swivel nut'hol& it sccurely ii'hangcr beford instillation. S,sii,el nut is'easily.
rcrnovcd.
Ap p rowls -Uaderwriterd laboratodes [stedand
Factory l'futurl Engineering apprwed. Conforms
to Fcderal Sp-ificar;on tryW.H.tZl[ t1lpe t0. aJ
Manulacrurers Standardizatro" di.[t sil;:
type 10.
Mo:fmua Temperaturc - 6S0.F
Fnisi . MiL Galvanize4 HDG. and StaintessStaeL
.?r!, lt -.FBrre numberand gigesize.-
- I
: --
-^:3-V8 Z'qe.1.3/8
I sl8 3.3/8 2.518 l:v8
l:v2 3J€-u8 2-V8 Il.
2-rn .3la 5.s/8 4-V8 'l's/c
3.Va 7-318 s-v{'Z'us
5'v2 9-V8 6?V4 2'sle
400 ll
400 :tz
409 ftl
500 27
600 3{
1250 6.
I w 13-v8 8-3^3'vc t250 136
Toft0
a-€O..O..l( 0
ao.+-\<. . arr.t r!r.lri
i .c
(
Ar.r--ntnEAr)
Sizc tlonSc . 3/il r!,ru .Ug io.tt ro,J in t i,xl
rrK tcJrr:n:3-
[totcriol - Crrborr Src.:t
t4orf,rnvrl Tcmpcrotutq - l?g.f
f",f ' Prtlt. Rcctro.Galvanircd. and Sr.rinlcssSrccl. : -.
!ru:, A"^l Frq numbcr. .oa doii"r'"r. ,odtcng;h. cnd frnish-
I:|G.99
ROD CU'r.rO I.ENG'IIi
'|^(. e(c. (O^O Ur3fg_g foescrt4ccrcY6 Iglt .s,.l ,<'4-a
3lE 6t0 siolR il30 rotos/s tsro iclo311 2lt0 2<201ft 3770 33({
(
Frc rcoALL THREAD ROD FULLI.ENGTHS
t
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HANGERS AND
WOOD DRIVE SCREWS
STEEL EYE SOCKET
OFFSET STEEL EYE SOCKET
SIDE BEAM
CON.NECTOR
FASTENERS, cont'd.C
ITEM slzE
OTY/
I(EG
t8s/
KEG
PSrCE/
EA.
PRICE/
KEG
1
2
3
14 x 1!z'
14x2'
16x2'
2000
2000
2000
33
42
50
.o7
.o7
.07
.06
.06
.06
\
ITEM stzE
OTY/
KEG
t Bs/
KEG
PErCE/
Ft.
PRICE/
KEG
4 3/8',2500 130 .34 .26
ITEM StzE
OTY/
KEG .
tBs/
KEO
PSrCV
Et-
PSrCE/
KEG
5 3/8'1000 56 .42 .32
ITEM stzE
OTY/
cs L8S/CS
PRICE/
EA" .
6-
7
:.100..-
100
,.12..
25
-/45 -'.90
ITEM SIZE
ATY/
cs L8S/CS
PRICE/
EA.
.8 3/g'100 33 .55
Aff hangers are available'tor Vz" threaded rod. Call for a quote.
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SPA RE HEAD FOXES.'
IECCq's sturdy spare head boxes are rnanufictured fiom .039'.steet- They.featu.rc 3![i..-
ffi"onrrru"tion and full fengthhinge. and are finishAdin rcd cnamel and driltcd -
forcasy mounting. Personalization is available at nominal charge in quantities of 5O or
rnorc. Your most direct advertising- ...practically [cee!
AIRIWATER GAUGES
aI'-s
trE[l SEE 0rT/cs [8S/CS
I
2
5 Head
12Hzed 25n 61.66
rd
-. . . 'lr5
-.... *0.,t
rr€|{TTP€Qn/cs (JS/CS
3
4
5
AkIWater
Aird.Retard
Water '
50
50
50
6
?s6
Johnson Fire & Specialties, lnc.
s€nrEs 33fi)
:
II
I
I
APPLICATION
COMMENCI/iL or REsIoENTIAL
EXIEntOn or TNfERtOR
FEATURES
WEATHENPROOF CONSIRUCTION
COMPLETELY OISTINCTIVE FROM ANY OTHERAURM SIGNAL
EST. EASY MOUNTING . ON ANY TYPE OF WALL
:LIMINATE THE NEED FOR ANY ADOITIONAL SIGNS)N BUILDING EXTERIOR
TPPROVED FOR USE IN ALL HARD.OF.HENRING)CCUPANCIES
..v.fY"B!E_rN rrsvnc..24vOC OR lzvDC wrTt{ oR
'/!Tl'tOUT FLASHER/STROBE
tATNTENANcE-FREE .opERATIoN .- i.ur_t-viUARANTEEO FOR 2 YEARS
iay Goodbye to - , ;.'
Water itained walls
Ugly signs to spoitesthetics
No More -
Old-fashioned bellspipes that ctog and freeze
'l'trc F'AItR-l,ARM is rhc mosr arrrrcrirc'and
pracdcat signal madc. [r is compacr in sizc. (g-x
-8") and won'r compromisc rhc csrhcrics of .rhc
.': cxlcrior wall likc ah ctccrric bctt u.irh r bird crgc.
or a wa(cr-motor gong.
.Suggcsrcd mounring is dirccrly above rhc firc. dcpanrncnt conncc(ion_
During dayligh( hours, rhc horn wilt dircct rhc
Firc Dcpanmcflt to thc coonccrion as w'cll as alcn' thc occupans and passcrs-by rhat a lirc condiriont'cxtsts. i '
{ -.i- ----r -. r^ii.r -{4.....tG..
At niglrt, thc flashcr/strobc can trc sccn from a. disrancc to guidc rhc Firc Dcpanmcnr ro thc
.. connccrion. Policc parrolling an indusrrirl complcx
. " or a ncighbodrood wirh rhcir windows up nuy no(
.. - hcar rhc horn. but rhcy will -scc rhc lighr:.
Sincc. 1975. cvcry FARR-LnRN{ is rsscnrblcd by. hand. inspccrcd and rcsrcd a( thc frclo^..
SIIB!{ITTAL SERIAL NO:2380IIY1 10-02-1995 PAGE 8
Remote Area #1
Ttre Arlberg Restaurant
Ttre Lodge aE VailVail, Colorado
Location Flow Pipe Fit.tings Equiv Friction Pressurein Size & L,engEh L,oss Sunnary
Fron To ePM rN Devices Ft Psr/Ft PSr
0 L 6.275 L, 40.50 C=140 PT 105.34 ( 1)A 550.87 F=E,T,GV F 55.00 PE 0.00nN T 95.50 0.0077 PF O.74
- PT 105.08 ( O)
Hydraulics Summary
All-State Fire Protection, Inc.
6045 E- 76th Ave, #12
Commerce Gity, CO 80022
(303)288-3901
S heet
Des igner:
Colc By:
Dote:
F.P. / D.K.
F.P. / D.K.
10-2-96
Project Information
The Arlberg Restaurant
ll;:::n::"Y,sf t,q!ri.,$*F*_tp,6_,&*-
Vail, Golorado 8165'
Controct No: &jzs--4-Z--//*,-
b ---- >s-f < -
';m;;,ffi;lff-<=42=-_
System lD: Egqpte;;;"--- -'- :Z-:fr t oO {_Ref. Drowing No: 1 of 1-
Construction: Noncombusti bl e
Occuponcy: Seating
Authority: Uai I Fine Prevention
Hydraulics
lnformation
Demand.-.
Spr Req'd Pres: 94.46 psl
Spr Req'd Flow: 310.87 GPM
Add'l Flows: 250.00 GPHHose ot Srce: 0.00 GPM
Totol Flow: 560.87 GPM
Totol Pres: 106.08 psl
Stotic Elev: 0.00 Ft
Water Flow TestStotic: 130.00 PSI
Residuol: 80.00 PSI
Qty Flowing: 1247.00 GPMElevotion: 0.00 Ft
Dote: 9-15-96 Time: 9:25 am
By: Yoder Engi neer ing
Roted: 0.0 PSIe 0.0 GPM
Boost Pres: (NA) Psl
Dischorge Pres: (NA) PSI
Dischorge Flow: (NA) GPM
_Comblned-
Stotic:
Residuol:
Qty Flowing:
Available...
P) rre.eo esre
F) roe.oe este
(NA) PSI
(NA) PSI
(NA) GPM
Margin...
Pressure: L2.92 PSI
Flow: 276.62 GPH
System Information
_Hydraulics Deslgn Criteria_
System Type: tJetDensity: .10 GpM,zSqFt
Remote Areo: 1500 SqFt
Sprinkler Coveroge: Uanies SqFt
Design Stondord: NFPA 13
Hozord: Light Hazand
Figure: (NA) Curve: (NA)
_Sprinklers / Nozzles_
Monufocturer: Centnal
Model: Rogal Flush & Sidepal I
Size: L/Ztl
K-Foctor: S.6
Temp. Roting: lss a 16s
Dynomics Corporot ion
7700 Summory Sheet
Nt4L-/ LvL tv*oL1352
^U'o-
Pt
aeo.
Remote Area #1
System Demand..
Sprinklen Oemand 94.46 PSI e 310.87
Additional Flows 250.00
Hose at Sounce 0.00
Total Oemand 106.08 PSI e 560.87
GPM
GPM
GPM
GPM
Water Supply.. rStatic 130.00 PSI
Residual 80.00 PSI e L247.00 GPMElevation 0.00 PSI
Slgmr Dynamlcr Corporrllon
7700 Supply / D.mond Grsph
Margln
Pnessune 12.52 PSIFlor.r 276,62 GPM
Water Flour (GPM)
STTBMITTAL SERIAT NO : 2380IIY1
Remote Area #1
Ttre Arlberg RestauranL
Ttre Lodge at VailVail , Colorado
AIL-SEate Fire Protection, Inc.
6045 E. 75tb Ave, #L2
Comnerce City, CO 80022
FLOVI TEST REST'LTS
WaEer SupplySTATIC 13O.OO PSI
RESTDUATT 80.00 Psr @ t247.00 GPM
CINT PRESSI'RE AVAII,ABI,E AT 560 ,9 GPM 118 .50 PSI
STMMARY OF SPRINKLER OUTFLOWS
ACTUAL }4INIMUMSPR FLOW FIOW K-FACTOR PRESSI'RE
10-02-1996 PAGE 1
101t02
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
LLz
113
114
115
115
LL?
118
t_5 .58
L4.82
L4.92
L4.82
L4.92
18 .30
15.03
15 .03
L4.99
15 .07
t4.99
15 .07
1? .09
2L.5'l
21.27
21.38
22.43
22.58
L4.82
t4.82
L4.82t4.82
1-4.82
L4.82
1-4.82t4.82
L4.82
L4.82
L4.82
L4.82
L4.92
L4.82
3-4.82
L4.82
L4.82
19.L3
s .50
5 .50
5.60
s .60
5 .60
5 .60
5 .60
s .50
5 .50
5 .50
5 .60
5 .60
5.60
5 .60
5 .60
s.60
5.50
5 .50
8.77
7 .00
't .Lo
7 .00
7 .10
10 .58
7.20
7 .20
7 .L67.24
7.15
7 :24
9.32
L4.84
14.42
14 .58
16 -O4
L6.26
gIrtsMIlTeL SERIAIT NO: 2380HY1
R€tnote Area #1Tbe Arlberg Restaurant
The Lodge at VaiIVail , Colorado
TUT}IT IIATER REQUIRED FOR SYSTEM 310.87 eFMotlTFlrotfs AT 11 250.00 ePM
TO(IAIT WATtsR REQUIREIT,IEITT 550.87 GpM
PRESSURE REQUTRm AT 0 105.08 PSr
!{A:(IMT'M PRESSI'RE IINBAI,AIICE IN IOOPS O. OO PSI
tlAt(I!,lttM VELOCITT FROM 12 TO 13 31.45 FPS
10-02-1995 PAGE 2
SUBMITTAI SERIAL NO: 2380HY1
Remote Area #1The Arlberg Rest,aurant
The Lodge aE VailVail, Colorado
LocaE,ion
From To
43 104
Fl-owin
GPM
o 14.82
Pipe Fitt.ingsSize &IN Devices
0-811
F=0
AO
0 .8r_1_
DR
F=T
Equiv
Length
Ft,
0-33
0 .00
0 .33
Friction
L,OSS
PSr/Fr.
C=150
0.L732
0 .25 C=l-50
3 .00
3 .25 0 .2559
10-02-1_996 PAGE 3
Pressure
Surunary
PSI
pr 7.00 (104)PE 0.00PF 0.05PT 7.05 ( 43)
PT 10.68 (106)
PE -0.L1PF 0.83PT 11.40 ( 51)
5L 106
L
F
T
L
F
T
r_8.30
s3 108
15 .03
0 .811
AO
0.811
AO
1 .055
BN22
1.055
BN22
1.29L
BN3
0.811
AO
0.811
AO
0 .811
AO
F=38
F=3E
F=E/T
F=0
F=T,28
F=0
F=0
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
7 .83 C=l-50
6 .00
13 .83 0 .a777
7.83 C=150 PT
6 .00 PE
13 .83 0 .a777 pF
0.42 C=150 PT7.00 PE
't .42 0.1780 PF
10.33 C=150 PT0.00 PE
l-0 .33 0 .1780 PF
]-3.67 C=150 PT11.50 PE25.L7 0.1605 PF
PT
0 .33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .L787
0 .33 C= j_50
0 .000.33 0.1758
0.33 C=150
0 .000.33 0.]-787
7 .20 (108)
-1.602.468.06 ( s3)
7 .20 (107)
-1-60
2.46
8.06 ( s3)
0 .18
1.32
9.s5 ( 52)
0-00
L .84
LL.40 ( s1)
0 .87
4.0416.31 ( 28)
7 -24 (112)
0 .00
0 .067.30 ( 64)
7 .L6 (111)
0 .00
0 .05
7 .22 ( 63)
7 .24 (l_10)
0 .00
0 .05
PT
PE
PF
PT
52
51
53 107
a
53DQ
a
52
o
slDQ
o
15 .03
15 .03
30 .06
30 .05
18.30
48 .36
L
F
T
L
F
T
28
64 ttz PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
15 .07
53 111
L4.99
64 110
15 .07 F=O
L,ocatiOn
From To
SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO:2380IIY1
RemoEe Area #1
The Arlberg RestaurantThe Lodge aC VailVail , Colorado
10-02-1995 PAGE 4
Pipe Fittings Equiv Friction PressureSize & Length Loss SununaryIN Devices Ft PSI/FE PSI
L.05s L 0.33 C=150 PT 7.30 ( 64)F=E/T F 7 .00 PE 0.14BN2 T 7 .33 0 .1789 PF 1.31_
r-.055 L 8.42 C=150 PT 8.75 ( 62)F=0 F 0 .00 PE -L.25BNz T 8.42 0.1789 PF 1.51PT 9.01_ ( 61)
Flowin
GPM
6261
62 54DQ 15.07o 30 -14
a 30.14
63 109
a
6L
30
53DQ
o
61DQ
a
L4.99
L4.99
29.97
30 .14
50 .11
0 .811
AO
r.. 055
BN2
t.29l.
BN4
0 .81-1
AO
0.811
AO
1 .055
BN2
1.055
BN2
0.811
AO
F=0
F=T/T
F=T,38
F=0
F=0
F=E/T
F=0
0 .33
0 .00
0 .33
0 .33
9 .00
9 .33
t7 .25
14 .50
31.75
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
C=150
0 .1768
C=150
o.L770
C=150
0.2400
0 .33 C=150
0.000.33 0 .1754
0 .33 C=150
0 .00
0 .33 0 .1754
0 .33 C=150
7 .00
7 .33 0.1757
8.42 C=150
0 .008.42 0.1757
0.33 C=150
0 .000.33 0 .L732
7 -t6 (109)
0-00
0 .05
7.22 ( 53)
0 .14
1 .55
9.01 ( 51-)
0 .0r-
7 .62t6 -64 ( 30)
7 -to (10s)
0 .00
0 .05
7 .L6 ( 441
7 -]-o (103)
0 .00
0 .06
7 .L6 ( 44)
0 .14
L.29
8.s9 ( 42)
-L -25
1 .488.82 ( 41)
7 -00 (102)
0 .00
0 .05
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
44 105 L
r
T
t
F
T
L4.92
44 103
o
44DQ
o
42
a
L4.92
L4.92
29 .8s
29.85
42
4L
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
o
43 102
14.82 F=0
SttBMITTAt SERIAL NO :2380IIY1
Remot,e Area #1The Arl-berg RestaurantTbe Lodge at VailVail , Colorado
L0-02-1996 PAGE 5
Friction PressureI-.,oSS SurmnryPSr/Fr. PSr
C=150 PT 1.OG ( 43)PE 0.14
0.1734 PF 1.62
C=150 PT 8.82 ( 41)PE 0.010.2354 PF 7.47PT L6.30 ( 26)
Location
From To
Pipe
Size
IN
1 .05s
BN2
L.29L
BN4
o .811
BN]-
0 .811
BN1
0 .811
AO
0 .811
AO
0.811
AO
0 .811
AO
0 .81r-
AO
2 .009
CM
Fittings
&
Devices
F=T/T
F=T,38
F=T,8E
F=T,88
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
F=T, E
Equiv
Length
FE
0 .33
9 .00
9 .33
L7.25
14 .50
31.75
Flowin
GPM
41- 43D0 L4.82o 29.64
26 41DQ 29.85o s9 -49
31 113
o t7 .o9
25 10r_
o 16 .58
32 Lt7
22.43
29 t]-6 2t.38
27 ILs 2t.27
24 LL4
2L.57
23 118
22.s8
o
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
PT
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
L
F
T
t
F
T
t
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
t
F
T
L
F
T
L7.L7 C=150
19 .00
36 -L7 0.22s5
t7.L7 C=150
19 .0036.L7 0.2L32
2 -50 C=150
s .00
7 .50 0.3727
2.sO C=150
5 .00
7 .50 0.34t2
2.50 C=150
s .007.50 0.3378
2 -50 C=150
s .007.50 0.3458
1.04 C=150
s .00
6 .04 0 .3775
7.00 C=150
0 .00
7 .00 0.0008
9.32 (113)
0.L0
8 .1617.s8 ( 31)
8.77 (101)
0 .10
7 .7L16-s8 ( 2s)
16.04 (117)
-0 .65
2 .80
1_8.19 ( 32)
14.s8 (116)
-0.552.s616.49 ( 29)
L4.42 (115)
-0.6s
2.5316.30 ( 27)
r-4.84 (114)
-0.652.6016.79 ( 24)
L6 -26 ( 118 )
-0.1"32.2818.41 ( 23)
16 .30 ( 27',)
0 .00
0 .01
28 27
8 .91 F=0
SUBMITTAL SERIAL NO: 2380IIY1
Remote Area #1The Arl-berg RestaurantThe Lodge at VailVail , Colorado
Location Flowin
From To GPM
29 28DQ 48.35o 5't .27
30 29DQ 21.38o 78.65
31 3oDQ 50.11o 138 .76
32 31DQ L7 -09o L5s -85
33 32DQ 22.43a 178.28
o L78.28
1_0-02-1995 PAGE 5
Pipe Fittings Equiv Friction PressureSize & Length Loss SununaryIN Devices Ft PSI/FL PSI
2.009 t 7.00 C=150 PT 15.31 ( 28)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cI{ T 7.00 0.0255 PF 0.18
2.009 L 3.50 C=150 PT L6.49 ( 29)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cM T 3 .50 0.04s8 PF 0.16
2.009 t 7.08 C=150 PT 16.65 ( 30)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cl4 T 7.08 0.1309 PF 0.93
2.009 L 3-75 C=150 PT L7.58 ( 31)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0 .00cM T 3.75 0.1623 PF 0.51
2 .009 L 1-0.08 C=150 PT 18.1-9 ( 32)F=E F 5.50 PE 0.00cI4 T 15 . s8 0 .2082 PF 3 .24
2.009 t 17.00 C=150 PT 2L.43 ( 33)F=T F 9 .00 PE 0.00cM1 T 26.00 0.2082 PF s.4LPT 25.84 ( 2L)
332L
26
25
24
23
27 0 L2.36
26DQ s9.49o 71.8s
25DQ 16.s8
a 88.43
24DQ 2t.57o L10.00
23DQ 22.s8a 132.s8
C=150
0 .0015
C=150
0 .0387
C=150
0 .0s69
C=150
0 .08s2
C=150
o -L204
r_6 .30 ( 27)
0 .00
0 .01
16.31 ( 25)
0 .00
0.27
r_5.58 ( 25)
0 .00
0.21
16.79 ( 241
0 .00
1 .63
t8.42 ( 23)
0 .00
3 .13
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
2 .009
CM
F=0
F=0
F=0
F=T
3.s0
0 .00
3.s0
7 .00
0 .00
7 .00
3.67
0 .00
3.67
10 .08
9 .00
L9 .08
17.00
9 .00
26.00
L
F
T
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
PT
PE
PF
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
L
F
T
22
F=T
SITBMITTAL SERIAL NO: 2380iIY1
Remote Area #1The Arl.berg RestaurantThe Lodge aE VailVail , Col-orado
L,Ocation FIowin
From To GPM
2t 22 o 132.s8
L4 21DQ 1?8.28a 310-8?
L4 a 310.87
13 o 310.87
t2 o 310.87
5 11DQ 2s0.00a s50.87
6 o s60.87
45 a 560.87
4 o 550.87
3 o s50.87
L2 o s50.87
Wilkins Model
13
t2
11
10-02-1996 PAGE 7
Pipe FiEtings Eguiv Friction PressureSize & Length toss SununaryIN Devices Ft PSI/FE PSI
2.009 L 44.00 C=150 PT 2l-.55 ( 22)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00cM T 44.OO 0.1204 PF 5.30
2.009 L 26.08 C=150 PT 26.85 ( 21)F=2E F 11.00 PE O.97FM24 T 37.08 0.5823 PF 2L-59
2.009 L 5.08 C=150 PT 49.4L ( 14)F=E F 5.50 PE 0 -00FM23 T 11.58 0.5823 PF 6.74
2.009 L, 3.75 C=150 PT 55.15 ( 13)F=0 F 0.00 PE 0.00Fm22 T 3.75 0.5823 PF 2.r8
2.727 L 3.33 C=120 PT 58.33 ( L2)
F=T,BV/T F 31.00 PE 0.00FM21 T 34 .33 0 . r-987 PF 6 -82
4.352 L 24.03 C=120 PT 6s.15 ( 11)
F=T,2E,BV F 52.00 PE 9.98FR2 T 75.03 0.0508 PF 4.62
4.260 L 11-4 .00 C=120 PT 79 .75 ( 5)F=28 F 13 .60 PE 0.00FM1 T 127.60 0.06?4 PF 8.50
4.260 L 25.83 C=120 PT 88.35 ( 5)F=28 F 13.60 PE L.13FM1 T 39.43 0.0574 PF 2.66
4.260 L 14.67 C=120 PT 92.L4 ( 4)F=28 F 13.50 PE 0.00FM]- T 28 .27 0 .0574 PF 1 .91
4.260 L 37.00 C=120 PT 94.0s ( 3)F=E F 6.80 PE 0.00FMl T 43 .80 0 .0674 PF 2 .95
6 .357 I-' 26 .25 C=120 PT 97 .00 ( 2l
F=2E,BFP F 20.00 PE 3.12FR1 T 46.25 0.0096 PF O.44
575RP Reduced Pressure Backflow Preventer 4.77
J
I
SUBMITIAL SERIAL NO:2380HY1 10-02-x995 PAGB I
n€mote Area #1, ltle Arlberg Restauranti The Lodge ats vailI vaLl , col0rado
Iocation FIow Pipe FiEtings Equiv Friction Pressurein Size & L,englh lJoss SumnaryFrsr To cPM IN Devices Ft PSI/FL PSI
0 I 5.275 t 40.50 C=140 PT 105.34 ( 1)
PT 106.09 ( 0)