Foreword
Section 1. General
1 Scope
2 Terms and definitions
3 Range of information
Section 2. Value of installed fire extinguishing systems
4 Relation to other means of fire protection
Section 3. Extinguishing media
5 General
6 Water
7 Gaseous extinguishing media
8 Foams
9 Powders
Section 4. Effects of extinguishing media on people,
materials and environment
10 General
11 Water
12 Gaseous extinguishing media
13 Foams
14 Powders
Section 5. Fixed systems and other fire extinguishing
equipment
15 General
16 Hydrant systems, hose reels (water) and foam inlets
17 Automatic water systems
18 Portable fire extinguishers
19 Inert gas and halocarbon agent systems
20 Carbon dioxide systems
21 Halon systems
22 Foam systems
23 Powder systems
Section 6. Dual use of media and systems
24 General
25 Examples of dual use of media and systems
Section 7. Control of fixed fire extinguishing systems
26 General
27 Water systems
28 Gaseous systems
29 Foam systems
30 Powder systems
Section 8. Characteristics of fire hazard
31 General
32 Analysis
33 Information and advice
Section 9. Selecting the system to suit the fire hazard
34 General
35 Effect of system discharge on neighbouring occupancies
36 Effect of changing occupancies or building redundancy
Section 10. Installation, inspection and testing of systems
and equipment
37 General
38 Installation
39 Acceptance testing
Section 11. Servicing and maintenance of systems
40 General
41 Hydrant systems, hose reels and foam inlets
42 Sprinkler, water spray and water mist systems
43 Gaseous systems
44 Foam systems
45 Powder systems
Section 12. Responsibility for fire extinguishing equipment
and systems premises
46 Contract arrangements
Annexes
Annex A (informative) - Typical applications of fire
extinguishing systems
Annex B (informative) - Halon
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