Graag,ik wil wel weten wat ik in huis zou halen 
Ik weet ff niet wat een huisaansluiting maximaal aan liters kan leveren?? Is er ook een loodgieter in de zaal??
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2-3.3 Multipurpose Piping System.
2-3.3.1* A common supply main to the building, serving both
the sprinklers and domestic use, shall be permitted where the
domestic design demand is added to the sprinkler system
demand and the total demand flow does not exceed the maximum
allowable flow of the piping system components.
Exception: Domestic design demand shall not be required to be added
where provision is made to prevent flow on the domestic water system
upon operation of sprinklers.
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2-5 System Design.
2-5.1 Design Criteria — Inside Dwelling Unit.
2-5.1.1 Design Discharge.
The system shall provide a discharge
of not less than 18 gpm (68 L/min) to any single operating
sprinkler and not less than 13 gpm (49 L/min) per
sprinkler to the number of design sprinklers, but the discharge
shall not be less than the listing of the sprinkler.Exception: Design discharge for sprinklers installed in accordance
with Exception No. 2 to 2-4.5.1 shall be in accordance with sprinkler
listing criteria.
2-5.1.2* Number of Design Sprinklers.
2-5.1.2.1*
The number of design sprinklers shall include all
sprinklers within a compartment up to a maximum of four
sprinklers under a flat, smooth, horizontal ceiling. For compartments
containing two or more sprinklers, calculations
shall be provided to verify the single operating sprinkler criteria
and the multiple (two, three, or four) operating sprinkler
criteria.2-5.1.2.2 The definition of compartment as used in 2-5.1.2.1 for
determining the number of design sprinklers shall be a space
that is completely enclosed by walls and a ceiling. The compartment
enclosure shall be permitted to have openings to an
adjoining space, provided the openings have a minimum lintel
depth of 8 in. (203 mm) from the ceiling.
2-5.1.3 Water Demand. The water demand for the system
shall be determined by multiplying the design discharge specified
in 2-5.1.1 by the number of design sprinklers specified in
2-5.1.2.
2-5.1.4 Sprinkler Coverage.
2-5.1.4.1
Residential sprinklers shall be spaced so that the
maximum area protected by a single sprinkler does not
exceed 144 ft2 (13.4 m2).2-5.1.4.2
The maximum distance between sprinklers shall not
exceed 12 ft (3.7 m), and the maximum distance to a wall or
partition shall not exceed 6 ft (1.8 m).2-5.1.4.3
The minimum distance between sprinklers within a
compartment shall be 8 ft (2.4 m).2-5.1.5 Operating Pressure. The minimum operating pressure
of any sprinkler shall be in accordance with the listing
information of the sprinkler and shall provide the minimum
flow rates specified in 2-5.1.1.
2-5.1.6 Application rates, design areas, areas of coverage, and
minimum design pressures other than those specified in 2-5.1.1,
2-5.1.2, 2-5.1.4, and 2-5.1.5 shall be permitted to be used with special
sprinklers that have been listed for such specific residential
installation conditions.
The minimum operating pressure of any
residential sprinkler shall be 7 psi (0.5 bar).
Uit de 13D (éénsgezins / twee onder één kap)
2-3* Multipurpose Piping System. A piping system serving
both sprinkler and domestic needs shall be considered to be
acceptable by this standard where the following conditions are
met.
(a) * In common water supply connections serving more
than one dwelling unit, 5 gpm (19 L/min) are added to the
sprinkler system demand to determine the size of common
piping and the size of the total water supply requirements.
Exception: Domestic design demand shall not be required to be added
where provision is made to prevent flow into the domestic water system
upon operation of a sprinkler.
(b) Smoke detectors are provided in accordance with
NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code®.
(c) All piping in the system supplying sprinklers is listed
and conforms to the piping specifications of this standard. Piping
connected to this system and supplying plumbing fixtures
only is required to comply with local plumbing and health
authority requirements but is not required to be listed.
(d) Permitted by the local plumbing or health authority.
(e) A sign is affixed adjacent to the main shut-off valve that
states in minimum 1/4-inch letters, “Warning, the water system
for this home supplies a fire sprinkler system that depends on
certain flows and pressures being available to fight a fire.
Devices that restrict the flow or decrease the pressure such as
water softeners shall not be added to this system without a
review of the fire sprinkler system by a fire protection specialist.
Do not remove this sign.”
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4-1 Design Criteria.
4-1.1 Design Discharge.
The system shall provide a discharge
of not less than 18 gpm (68 L/min) to any single operating
sprinkler and not less than 13 gpm (49 L/min) per sprinkler to
the number of design sprinklers, but the discharge shall not be
less than the listing of the sprinkler. The minimum operating
pressure of any residential sprinkler shall be 7 psi (0.5 bar).
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4-1.4 Sprinkler Coverage.
4-1.4.1 Residential sprinklers shall be spaced so that the
maximum area protected by a single sprinkler does not
exceed 144 ft2
(13.4 m2).4-1.4.2 The maximum distance between sprinklers shall not
exceed 12 ft (3.7 m) on or between pipelines, and the maximum
distance to a wall or partition shall not exceed 6 ft (1.8 m).
4-1.4.3 The minimum distance between sprinklers within a
compartment shall be 8 ft (2.4 m).
4-1.5 Operating Pressure. The minimum operating pressure
of any sprinkler shall be in accordance with the listing information
of the sprinkler and shall provide the minimum flow
rates specified in 4-1.1.
4-1.6 Application rates, design areas, areas of coverage, and
minimum design pressures other than those specified in 4-1.1,
4-1.2.1, 4-1.4, and 4-1.5 shall be permitted to be used with special
sprinklers that have been listed for such specific residential
installation conditions. The minimum operating pressure
of any residential sprinkler shall be 7 psi (0.5 bar).
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Chapter 5 Limited Area Dwellings
5-1* General. This chapter shall apply only as an alternative
for one- and two-family dwellings, including manufactured
homes,
that do not exceed 2000 ft2 (186 m2) in area and that
are one story in height with smooth ceilings with a slope not
exceeding 10 degrees and a height not exceeding 8 ft (2.4 m)
for horizontal ceilings and 9 ft (2.7 m) for sloped ceilings. All
other requirements of this standard shall apply.
Exception: Where modified by this chapter.
5-2 Water Supply.
5-2.1 The water supply for sprinkler systems in limited area
dwellings shall be capable of supporting the system demand
for 10 minutes for one sprinkler operating as determined by
5-4.1 and 7 minutes for two sprinklers operating as determined
by 5-4.2.
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5-4 System Design.
5-4.1 The water demand for the system shall be not less than
10 gpm (37.8 L/min) at a flowing pressure of 25 psi (1.72 bar)
at the sprinkler where only one sprinkler is installed in a compartment.
5-4.2 The water demand for the system shall be not less
than 6.5 gpm (
24.6 L/min) to each of two sprinklers at a
flowing pressure of 11 psi (0.76 bar) at the sprinkler where
two or more sprinklers are installed in a compartment. The
single sprinkler demand point, as described in 5-4.1, also
shall be verified.
5-4.3* The area of coverage for sprinklers used in this system
shall not exceed 64 ft2
(5.9 m2) per sprinkler.
Exception: For compartments not exceeding 100 ft2 (9.3 m2) and having
no dimension exceeding 10 ft (3.1 m), a single sprinkler shall be
permitted to cover this area.
