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Sewage Disposal System
a system of collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of sewage
drainage system
a set of pipes of a plumbing system that conveys wastewater to sewers
individual sewage disposal systems
an individual disposal system serving a dwelling unit
communal excrete disposal system
serves a group of dwelling units
digestive cesspool
a pit for the reception or detention of sewage
distribution box
a small concrete receptacle between a septic tank and drain field in which lines of drain tiles extends
domestic sewage
contains human excrements and other liquid waste
public sanitary sewer
common sewer where everyone have equal rights of connection
public toilet
communal toilet facility located in public spaces
cesspool/seepage pit
a covered excavation in the ground which receives the discharge of domestic sewage or other organic wastes
45.7 meters
distance of cesspool from water supply well
3 meters
distance of cesspool from public water main
2.4 meters
distance of cesspool from any building and lot line
1.5 meters
distance of cesspool away from septic tank
privy
an outdoor structure or outhouse not connected to sewerage system but for deposition of excrement
septic tank
a watertight receptacle that holds the discharge of a plumbing system
Fire Sprinkler System/Fire Protection Sprinkler System/Sprinkler System
an integrated system of overhead and underground piping with attached sprinklers attached to one or more automatic water supply
fire sprinkler
a nozzle that spray water
sprinkler head
outlet nozzle in a fire protection sprinkler system
automatic sprinkler
a fire sprinkler, normally closed, which can be opened through heat or rupturing a liquid filled glass bulb
open sprinkler
an open nozzle fire sprinkler
upright sprinkler
attached above the piping and protects floor or ground area
pendant sprinkler
attached below piping and sprays a downward stream of water
sidewall sprinkler
attached to a wall and designed to discharge a spray pattern
old style (conventional)
installed in either upright or pendant positions most notable during the 1950s USA
recessed
pendant sprinklers recessed into the ceiling
concealed sprinkler
recessed with cover plate
wet pipe sprinkler
consist of a network of pipes containing water under pressure
dry pipe
water is held back from piping network by a special dry pipe valve
deluge sprinkler system
a system with separate fire detection system with a special deluge valve that holds back the water
preaction sprinkler system
similar to deluge sprinklers but instead uses automatic sprinklers
multipurpose piping sprinkler system
serves as a non fire protection purpose
antifreeze sprinkler system
uses an anti freeze solution instead of water
exposure protection system
designed to protect the exterior of a building
residential sprinkler system
wetpipe sprinkler system that employs residential sprinklers
large drop sprinkler system
employs large drop sprinklers
early suppression fast response (ESFR) system
a type of automatic sprinkler with high thermal sensitivity and fire plume penetration
Bulb Rating: 57 C
Orange
Bulb Rating: 68 C
Red
Bulb Rating: 79 C
Yellow
Bulb Rating: 93 C
Green
Bulb Rating: 141 C
Blue
Bulb Rating: 182 C
Mauve
Bulb Rating: 227/288 C
Black
Class A
ordinary combustible materials, wood, paper, cloth
Class B
flammable or combustible liquids/gases
Class C
energized electrical equipments
Class D
combustible metals such as potassium, sodium, magnesium
25mm or 1’
The minimum diameter of pipe used in a Fire Sprinkler System is
fixed foam system
best for class B fire in which water is combined with detergent or other chemicals
halon extinguishing system
uses gases containing the elements of fluorine, chlorine, bromine, or iodine
carbon dioxide extinguishing system
stores carbon dioxide in a liquid state inside pressurized tanks
dry chemicals
used especially for class D fires
portable fire extinguisher
deployed as the first line of fire protection, normally precharged with water or chemicals
Smoke detector
The widely used initiating device for Fire Protection System