Ch 7: Fire Protection Systems

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Which of the following is statements about detection systems is correct? A. Smoke detectors should be located next to the intersection of a wall or ceiling. B. If heat detectors are used, smoke detectors are not necessary for accurate detection. C. Smoke detectors are especially effective in detecting smoldering fires. D. All of the above are correct

C. Smoke detectors are especially effective in detecting smoldering fires.

Which of the following is NOT typically allowed by the codes because sprinkler systems is provided. A. A reclassified occupancy type B. An increased travel distance C. A lower finish classification D. A lower fire resistance rating of a structural element

A. A reclassified occupancy type

What type of system directs occupants out of the building during an emergency by verbal command? A. Emergency voice alarm communication system. B. Accessible warning system C. Visual/audible alarm system D. A & C

A. Emergency voice alarm communication system

Which of the following sprinkler head orientations are available recessed and surfaced mounted? A. Pendant and sidewall B. Upright and pendant C. Concealed and sidewall D. Upright and concealed

A. Pendant and sidewall

Which of the following specialty types of rooms or areas is the most likely to use a non-water-based fire extinguishing system? A. Restaurant kitchen B. Atrium C. Trash chute D. Boiler room

A. Restaurant kitchen

Which type of sprinkler system would typically be used where the system would be exposed to freezing temperatures? A. Wet pipe systems B. Dry pipe systems C. Deluge system D. Fast-response system

B. Dry pipe systems

Which of the following statements about fire-related codes is NOT correct? A. They control building materials such as ducts, wiring, and pipes. B. Elements and devices required by fire-related codes do not have to meet accessibility requirements of the ADA or ABA. C. They include provisions for fire protection and smoke protection. D. All of the above are Correct

B. Elements and devices required by fire-related codes do not have to meet accessibility requirements of the ADA or ABA.

Which of the following is NOT considered an alarm system? A. Accessible warning system B. Manual fire alarm C. Voice communication system D. Mass notification system

B. Manual fire alarm

Which of the following it NOT a type of sprinkler head? A. Residential B. Pendant C. Large-drop D. Fast-response

B. Pendant

Which of the following is NOT typically used by the codes to determine if a standpipe is required in a building? A. The number of stories in the building. B. The number of stairwells in the building. C A sprinkler system is located in the building. D. The type of occupancy located in the building.

B. The number of stairwells in the building.

Which of the following would affect the need for a sprinkler system? A. Building size B. Occupancy type C. Specific room use. D. All of the above

D. All of the above

When specifying a visual alarm, which of the following are regulated by the codes and the ADA Standards? A. Height B. Color and intensity C. Flash rate and duration D. All of the above.

D. All of the above.

Fire extinguishers must be in a glass case mounted on the wall.

FALSE

Only multiple-station smoke detectors are required by the codes to be tied into the building's power source, but single-station smoke detectors are not.

FALSE

The codes do not allow the connection of fire and smoke alarm systems to the building's security system.

FALSE

The decision to use an automatic sprinkler system, fire detection system, or smoke detection system is mostly based on budget?

FALSE

When a fire occurs, a detection system only detects the presence of smoke?

FALSE

Under what particular circumstance should water NOT be used to extinguish fire?

Grease Fires

Automatic sprinkler systems can greatly enhance the fire protection of a building. They can also help to eliminate or reduce other code requirements, as the codes allow automatic sprinkler systems as a "trade-off" for other code requirements. List 5 trade-offs that would affect the interior of a building.

Longer travel distances, Larger areas of glazing, Increase in allowable areas, Lower finish class requirements, Longer dead-end corridors.

What are the 5 predominant types of sprinkler systems?

Wet pipe system, Dry pipe system, Deluge system, Pre-action system, & Water mist system

When required in a Class A space, the codes typically require that no occupant can be more than how many feet from a fire extinguisher?

75 FT

How much clearance is typically required below the head or deflector of a sprinkler? A. 12in B. 18in C. 24in D. 30in

B. 18in

Which class of standpipe is designed for use by building occupants? A. Class I B. Class II C. Class III D. B and C

B. Class II

Which of the following is NOT considered a detection system? A. Smoke or heat detectors B. Manual fire alarms C. Firestops D. B & C

C. Firestops

Which of the following statements about EVACS is NOT correct? A. It provides direction to the occupants during an emergency. B. Its speaker locations are based on paging zones created within the building. C. It is required in most occupancy classifications. D. It is similar to a public address system.

C. It is required in most occupancy classifications.

Most alarms must be audible and __________.

visual, visible

Name 8 different sprinkler head types

Standard spray head, Fast-response sprinkler head, Residential sprinkler head, Quick-response sprinkler head, Extended coverage sprinkler head, Large drop sprinkler head, Specialty sprinkler head

An alarm can be activated both manually and automatically

TRUE

Manual fire alarms must typically be placed within 5 feet from the latch side of an exit door.

TRUE


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