Sprigs do not require sway bracing, but there is this: 9.3.6.6  Sprigs  4
ft  or  longer  shall  be  restrained against lateral movement.


Thank you,

Bob Knight, CET III
Fire by Knight, LLC
208-318-3057


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On Behalf Of Matthew J Willis via Sprinklerforum
Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2020 12:28 PM
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Cc: Matthew J Willis
Subject: RE: CPVC EQ Bracing - 2 hole straps and another question

To my knowledge, the 2 hole strap is listed as a hanger only. Not for
seismic.

The second question is a good one.
I love Chapter 3, especially for seismic.

Check 3.5.11 in the 2016 for a "Sprig".

The standard mandates riser for 4 way if they exceed 3'-0".

Riser Nipples, the piece between a Cross Main and Branchline, 3.5.9, are
excluded.

3.5.10 is for "Risers".

Given that the definition of a sprig, seems different than Riser, you may
have a point.

But Riser is pretty broad.

R/
Matt





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Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 2020 12:13 PM
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Cc: J H <[email protected]>
Subject: CPVC EQ Bracing - 2 hole straps and another question

Hello,
I thought that two hole straps used to secure CPVC acted as seismic bracing?
I don't know where I've heard that and couldn't find anything in the
standard. Is this correct?

Also, if you have a 1"x8'-6" riser to a single horizontal sidewall sprinkler
would that technically be an 'armover' and not require seismic or would that
fall under being a riser requiring seismic bracing?

Thanks,
JH

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