I would like to see that as well. I was always told that it was not
approved for above ground use. If you send me the copy, I will host it
on dropbox for distribution, as long as it doesn't violate copyright
laws :-)
Travis Mack, SET
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On 10/2/2015 9:42 AM, Richard Carr wrote:
Feb. 2014. I can send you a copy off line if you need.
Richard Carr, SET
Branch Manager
Cox Fire Protection, Inc
6555 Grace Lane.
Jacksonville, Fl. 32205
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Subject: RE: PVC (C900) for spigot through floor
Thanks Richard, by any chance do you know what month and year that was?
Bob Knight
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Subject: RE: PVC (C900) for spigot through floor
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 2015 16:33:47 +0000
YES, it is allowed. Article in Sprinkler Age by Phill Brown.
Richard Carr, SET
Branch Manager
Cox Fire Protection, Inc
6555 Grace Lane.
Jacksonville, Fl. 32205
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904-781-8227
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Subject: PVC (C900) for spigot through floor
Good morning,
Is it permissible to install PVC (C900) as the spigot piece through the floor slab
of a building? There would be about 6 to 8" of exposed piping. All I can find
in the 2013 edition of 13 is that Fire Resistance of the Pipe shall be considered
(10.1.4 (1)).
It appears that this wording has been done away with in the 2016 edition and replaced
with this, "Where piping installed in a private fire service main must be installed
above grade, the piping materials shall conform to NFPA 13".
Based on this, it looks to me like using PVC through the floor will be
acceptable moving forward. Is this correct?
Thanks for the help,
Bob Knight, CET III
208-318-3057
www.firebyknight.com
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