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PYRO ASIA PROTECTION PHILIPPINES INC. Unit 201 RL Bldg., Mindanao Ave., cor Quirino Highway Novaliches Quezon City Tel no. 348-0920, 399-4724 Telefax: 936-2102 Email add : info@pyroasia2010.com, neal@pyroasia2010.com Wedsite : www.pyroasia2010.com & www.pyroasia2010.webs.com PYRO ASIA is engaged in provision of: CONTRACTORS - DESIGN - SUPPLY - COMMISSION - MAINTENANCE FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND REFILLING SERVICES (PORTABLE TYPE & WHEEL MOUNTED) * HALONTRON I – Extinguisher environmental friendly * CO2 – Carbon dioxide * ABC – Mono ammonium phosphate * H2O – (Pressurized water fire extinguisher) FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM – CHEMETRON Brand (Made in U.S.A) * FM-200 Fire Suppression System UL/FM * CO2 Fire Suppression System UL/FM * KITCHENHOOD Fire Protection System UL/FM FIRE ALARM SYSTEM - EDWARDS / CHEMETRON (Made in U.S.A) * Addressable System * Conventional System FIRE HOSES – (DOUBLE AND SINGLE JOCKET) FOAM SYSTEMS – FOAM CONCENTRATE and HARDWARE - CHEMGUARD FOAM (U.S.A) UL/FM AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM – VIKING, ASCOA (U.S.A) UL/FM FIRE HOSE CABINETS, FIRE HOSES AND ACCESSORIES FIRE FIGHTING SUIT AND OTHER PERSONAL SAFETY PRODUCT SCBA - BREATHING APPARATUS - SCOTT (U.S.A)

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PYRO ASIA PROTECTION PHILIPPINES INC.

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FM-200 Chemetron Corporate Data Center Fire Suppression ILL, U.S.A. Telecoms, Switching Facilities System Electronic Control Rooms CO2 Fire Suppression Chemetron Boiler Room, Generator System ILL, U.S.A. Rooms, Mfg. Ind. Electrical/Transformer Room High Sensitivity Smoke Chemetron Electronic Control Rooms, Detection System ILL, U.S.A. Rooms, Switching Facilities, Cable Chases, Power Distributions, Transformer Vaults CARRIED PRODUCT LINES

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Portable Fire Kidde/Amerex/badger Office Buildings, Warehouse, Extinguisher U.S.A. Shops, Motors Vehicles Fire Alarm Edwards/Chemetron Office Buildings, System U.S.A. Warehouses CARRIED PRODUCT LINES

FM-200 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM :

FM-200 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM PYRO ASIA PROTECTION PHILIPPINES INC.

Objectives:

Objectives To be able to understand the concepts behind the FM-200 Fire Suppression System. To be able to familiarize oneself with the FM-200 Agent, the Hardware and the advantages of these. To understand the basic operation of the whole system.

FM-200 system is designed for suppression of Class A, B and C fires:

FM-200 system is designed for suppression of Class A, B and C fires Class A - wood, paper, etc. Class B – flammable liquids Class C – electrical equipment

Typical FM-200 system applications : :

Typical FM-200 system applications : Computer and data processing rooms Tape storage vaults Transformers Libraries, museums, art galleries Flammable liquid storerooms Telecommunications facilities Process control rooms High value medical facilities High value industrial equipment areas

Your system is designed and installed to meet strict requirements set by::

Your system is designed and installed to meet strict requirements set by: Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Factory Mutual Research Corporation (FM) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

FM 200…:

FM-200 (Heptafluoropropane) is a compound of Carbon, Fluorine and Hydrogen. It is colorless, odorless and electrically non-conductive. It suppresses fire by a combination of chemical and physical mechanisms without affecting available oxygen. FM 200…

TOXICITY::

TOXICITY : Equivalent to that of Halon 1301 It has been evaluated for cardiac sensitization through test protocols approved by the US EPA

DECOMPOSITION::

DECOMPOSITION : When FM-200 is exposed to temperatures over approx. 1300F (700C), products of decomposition (halogen acids) are formed. If discharged in 10 seconds or less, causing rapid extinguishment of flames, the amount of by-products formed is minimal.

CLEANLINESS:

CLEANLINESS FM-200 is clean, leaves no residue, thereby eliminating costly after-fire clean-up, and keeping expensive down-time to a minimum. Materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and other metals as well as plastics, rubber and electronic components are unaffected by exposure to FM-200

Effectiveness of FM-200 on Class A Fires:

Effectiveness of FM-200 on Class A Fires Investigated in detail by: Hughes Associates, Inc. Underwriters Laboratories Factory Mutual United States Coast Guard Loss Prevention Council

Current Fire Protection Standards and FM-200 Performance:

Current Fire Protection Standards and FM-200 Performance Informed decisions regarding the use of FM-200 as a fire extinguishing agent can be made. Overview of the performance of FM-200 at, or below, currently required minimum design concentrations.

Hughes Associates, Inc. Test:

Hughes Associates, Inc. Test Testing procedure: Pre-burn period of 120 seconds was allowed after ignition. Fires were highly baffled to eliminate contributions to extinguishment from aerodynamic effects.

Hughes Associates, Inc. Test:

Hughes Associates, Inc. Test Results: Fires of all materials were extinguished with 5.5% or less FM-200.

Underwriters Laboratories and Factory Mutual Tests:

Underwriters Laboratories and Factory Mutual Tests Method: Extinguishment of wood crib fires in a 1200 cu. Ft. enclosure. Oxygen levels were maintained so as not to drop below 20% prior to agent discharge. Minimum nozzle pressure Employed and 18”x18”x6” wood crib, ignited with n-heptane and allowed preburn time of 5 to 6 minutes. 5.8% FM-200 concentration

Underwriters Laboratories and Factory Mutual Tests:

Underwriters Laboratories and Factory Mutual Tests Standards to pass tests: Fires be extinguished No re-ignition will occur after removing the crib from the enclosure following a 10 minute soak period No free burning embers be observed.

United States Coast Guard Tests:

United States Coast Guard Tests Method: Cable tray fires involving PVC-coated cables Results: Rapid extinguishment at a peak concentration of 6% v/v FM-200.

Applications /Systems Considerations:

Applications /Systems Considerations FM-200 Extracts heat from flame Design concentration of 7.0% by volume Employs a very rapid discharge time of ~10 seconds, to minimize decomposition of the agent Inergen Operates principally through oxygen depletion Design concentration of up to 50% by volume Minimum of 1 minute discharge time

Comparisons of Halon Replacements:

Comparisons of Halon Replacements FM-200 Chemical developed by Great Lakes Chemical Corporation Specifically intended for fire-fighting applications Member of hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) family Ozone-depleting potential of zero Short atmospheric lifetime (31-42 years) Inergen Mixture of three atmospheric gases: Nitrogen(52%), Argon(40%) and CO2(8%) Depletes oxygen concentration below level necessary to support combustion

Toxicity:

Toxicity FM-200 Non-toxic No deaths at concentration up to 80% during four-hour inhalation study No evidence of skin, eye respiratory irritation was observed Used as medical inhalers INERGEN Argon and nitrogen became soluble in body fluids causing narcotic effects as gas pressure increases but not evident at normal atm. Pressures Physiological effects are purely oxygen dilution CO2 increases breathing rate, heart contractions, and decreases pH of the body. At higher conc., respiratory distress and narcotic-like effects are evident. CO2 can not truly be described as non-toxic

The FM-200 system consists of: :

The FM-200 system consists of: FM-200 container(s), discharge piping, and nozzles Actuation devices – electrical Detection, alarm devices and control panel.

COMPONENT DESCRIPTION:

COMPONENT DESCRIPTION

STORAGE/CYLINDER:

STORAGE/CYLINDER FM-200 is stored in steel containers at 360 PSIG at 70F (25 bars at 21C), as a liquid with nitrogen added to improve the discharge characteristics. When discharged, the FM-200 liquid vaporizes at the discharge nozzles, and is uniformly distributed as it enters the fire area.

FM-200 Cylinder/Valve Assemblies:

FM-200 Cylinder/Valve Assemblies FM-200 is stored in steel cylinders as a liquid super pressurized with nitrogen to 360 PSIG. The cylinder valve assembly is equipped with a supervisory pressure switch connection for monitoring cylinder pressure, a pressure gauge and a safety burst disc in compliance with DOT requirements.

Electric Control Heads:

Electric Control Heads Operated electrically from the detection and control system, a remote manual station, or locally with a manual lever on the electric control head. These provide for electric actuation of the FM-200 cylinder valve. Self-venting to prevent accidental system discharge in the event of a slow build-up of pressure in a pilot line.

Flexible Discharge hoses:

Flexible Discharge hoses FM-200 agent is routed from the storage cylinders to the discharge piping by a flexible 1-1/2”, 2”, or 2-1/2” rubber hose with wire braided reinforcements. The hose is connected to the discharge outlet of the FM-200 cylinder valve and terminates at the system piping or discharge manifold.

Manifold El-checks:

Manifold El-checks Installed at the discharge manifold in a multiple cylinder arrangement to allow removal of any FM-200 cylinder from the manifold while still retaining a closed system.

Discharge Nozzles:

Discharge Nozzles The 180 and 360 degree discharge nozzles are designed to provide the proper flow rate and distribution of FM-200 to total flood hazard area.

Main to Reserve Transfer Switch:

Main to Reserve Transfer Switch Installed on systems having main and reserve cylinders. Used to select the cylinder to be discharged.

Suppression Control Panel:

Suppression Control Panel Suppression Control System is a complete, self-contained unit designed specifically for Fire Suppression Systems. Accommodates from 1 to 4 independent suppression systems. Additional hazard areas can be protected by adding detection circuit or suppression control boards.

Smoke Detectors:

Smoke Detectors Photoelectric Smoke Detectors Respond to a broad spectrum of both flaming and smoldering fire conditions and is designed for open area protection. Ionization Smoke Detectors Designed to sense both visible and invisible products of combustion.

Manual Stations:

Manual Stations Manual Pull Stations are high quality, reliable non-coded alarm initiating devices based upon a proven design. Designed for quick, efficient response by personnel in an emergency Constructed of heavy die-cast aluminum for long life and reliability.

Suppression System Abort:

Suppression System Abort Prolongs the time delay period before FM-200 discharge. Large, easy-to-operate momentarily toggle switch

Horn with Flashing Strobe:

Horn with Flashing Strobe Audible and strobe can operate fro a single signaling circuit with any of 8 audible signals.

Alarm Bell:

Alarm Bell Higher dBA Low current draw Built-in trimplate for semi-flush mounting Low frequency aluminum shells for better audibility Low RFI noise High torque Permanent magnet motor for durable, reliable performance.

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AREA PROTECTED FACP H A M TO SHUT OFF EQUIPMENT FM-200 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM METHODOLOGY FIRST ALARM CONDITION B SECOND ALARM CONDITION H B H B

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Pressure Switch FM-200 Discharge Nozzle A Abort Station M Manual Release Smoke Detector (Zone 1) Smoke Detector (Zone 2) Fire Alarm Control Panel B Alarm Bell H Horn with Flashing Strobe Electric Control Head FM-200 Cylinder

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A B A B AREA BEING PROTECTED * Smoke Detectors arrangement showing two zone circuit for cross - zoning system . RELEASING CONTROL PANEL * The Suppression Control Panel is complete, self-contained control unit, programmable, providing flexibility for a variety of application and capable of performing all the features for Fire Alarm and Fire Suppression System requirements . FACP

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A FIRST ALARM CONDITION * Introduction of smoke to any detectors on either zone or circuits and then send signal to the control panel. * Bell in activated area will ring. * First alarm “LED” of the Suppression Control Board will lit. * System alarm active “LED” of the Common Control Board will lit. M

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SECOND ALARM CONDITION * Introduction of smoke to any smoke detector of the other cross zone circuit. * Bell in activated area will turn off, horn will sound and flashing strobe will lit. * First Alarm LED of the Suppression Control Board will lit. * Second Alarm LED of the Suppression Control Board will lit. * System Alarm Active LED of the Common Control Board remains lit. * Preset time delay period starts. NOTE: If not aborted within the preset time delay period after the second alarm condition initiated, the FM-200 agent will discharge immediately and no longer be aborted once discharge. B H

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SHUT OFF EQUIPMENT FM-200 DISCHARGE * The preset time delay will continue at the end of the countdown, the FM-200 will be discharged. While FM-200 agent is being discharge, the pressure generated within the pipeline is being sensed by the Pressure Operator Switch installed at the cylinder manifold. * The pressure switch will cause a normally close contact connected to equipment, thus, cutting off the power and shutting down the unit.

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FM-200 SUPPRESSION CONTROL PANEL B H M A SS FM-200 FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM ABORT STATION MANUAL STATION (FOR IMMEDIATE DISCHARGE) ZONE 2 or Circuit 2 ZONE 1 or Circuit 1 BELL (FIRST ALARM) HORN & FLASHING STROBE (SECOND ALARM) ELECTRIC CONTROL HEAD (TO CYLINDER BANK)

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SS DISCHARGE NOZZLE AREA PROTECTED FM-200 CYLINDER ELECTRIC CONRTOL HEAD TO FACP PRESSURE SWITCH T

CERTIFICATES:

CERTIFICATES

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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ON MONTHLY BASIS Testing and activation of Suppression control Panel. Testing and activation of Electric Control Head without FM200 Gas discharge. Simulation testing of Bell, Horn & Flashing Strobe and Detectors. ON QUARTERLY BASIS Checking of FM200 cylinder pressure Cleaning of circuit module at suppression control panel Random testing and activation of smoke detectors Activation of cross-zoning system by smoke detector tester Activation of manual pull station without FM200 gas discharge Activation of timer

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SEMI ANNUAL BASIS General Alarm Activation - Testing of all smoke detectors - Testing of manual station - Testing of abort station - Testing of alarm bell - Testing of horn and flashing strobe - Testing of of electric control head and transfer switch - General testing and commissioning of Suppression panel ANNUAL BASIS Cleaning of all smoke detectors Cleaning of modules at Suppression control panel Activation of all field devices

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IMPORTANT NOTICED 1. Perform a visual inspection of the SYSTEM to check for dirt, corrosion, loose of wire loose of hardware and other abnormal conditions. Correct that are found and retest. 2. In the event of SYSTEM malfunction, check carefully for field wiring faults before suspecting the FM-200 SUPPRESSION CONTROL PANEL. 3. During preventive maintenance, be sure to turn OFF the power supply both AC and DC of Suppression Control Panel. 4. Only the green AC light indicator should be ON at Suppression Control Panel. 5. Place all switches in normal position. 6. Clear any additional trouble or alarm conditions by momentarily activating the system reset switch. 7. DO NOT ATTEMP TO REPAIR SYSTEM MODULES IN THE FIELD. If a system problem cannot be isolated, or if a system module is believed faulty contact Supplier: PAPPI - PYRO ASIA PROTECTION PHILIPPINES INC. Contact Person : MR. NEAL T. VALERIO Telephone no’s. : (02) 348-0920 E-mail Address : pyroasia_2010@yahoo.com

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