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Introduction to Valves
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Agenda
• Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300

• Dry Alarm Valve, DPV-1
• Deluge Alarm Valve, DV-5A
• Pre-action Alarm Valve, DV-5A
• RED-E Cabinet, DV-5A
• Pressure Regulating Valve, PRV-1A
• Relief Valve, RV-1A
• Gate Valve OS&Y , TJ Series
• Butterfly Valve, BFV-300
• Q&A
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Tyco Valves
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Sprinkler Systems
Alarm Valves

Section 1.0
Wet Alarm Valve

Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 13
A sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers attached to a piping

system containing water and connected to a water supply so that water
discharges immediately from sprinklers opened by heat from a fire.
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Wet Pipe Sprinkler System

AV-1 300 Wet Alarm Valve
• Sprinklers act as heat detector and point of water distribution
• Used in areas not subject to freezing (4°C or higher)
• Used to detect waterflow via waterflow detection devices
• Used to verify water supply is available via pressure gauges and
indicator type main control valves

Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems Typical
Arrangements
Gridded system
Tree system

System Gauges
Types:
• Air
• 0 - 80 psi retard to 250 psi
• (0 – 5.5 bar retard to 12 bar)
• Water
• 0 - 300 psi (0 – 20 bar)
Test Standard
• UL 393 - Indicating Pressure
Gauges for Fire-Protection
Service

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Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems Accessories
System Control Pressure Electrical

Valves BFV-300 Gauges Switches

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System Control Valves
Butterfly Non-rising stem Post Indicator

Valves gate Valves Valves
Wall Post OS&Y

Valves Valves

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Wet Pipe Sprinkler Systems
Electrical Components
Tamper Flow Electric

Switches Switches Bells

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CV-1FR Check Valve
NFPA
• Where more than 275 sprinklers are required in a single fire area, the
system shall be divided into sections of 275 sprinklers or fewer by means
of check valves.
• Where thesystem is installed in more than one fire area or story, not more
than 600 sprinklers shall be supplied through any one check valve.

Valves
Dry Pipe Valves
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Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 13
A sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers that are attached to a

piping system containing air or nitrogen under pressure, the release of which
(as from the opening of a sprinkler) permits the water pressure to open a
valve known as a dry pipe valve, and the water then flows into the piping
system and out the opened sprinklers.

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NFPA 13
The following types of sprinklers and arrangements shall be permitted for
combined dry pipe and preaction systems:
(1) Upright sprinklers
(2)* Listed dry sprinklers
(3) Pendent sprinklers and sidewall sprinklers installed on
return bends, where both the sprinklers and the return
bends are located in a heated area
(4) Horizontal sidewall sprinklers, installed so that water is
not trapped

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NFPA 13
• A system size of not more than 500 gal (1900 L) shall be permitted without a
quick-opening device and shall not be required to meet any specific water
delivery requirement to the inspection test connection.
• A system size of not more than 750 gal (2850 L) shall be permitted with a
quick-opening device and shall not be required to meet any specific water
delivery requirement to the inspection test connection.
• Calculations for dry pipe system water delivery shall be based on the hazard
shown in Table 8.2.3.6.1.

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Dry Pipe Sprinkler System

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DPV-1 Dry Pipe Alarm Valve
• Sprinklers act as heat detector and point of water distribution.
• Used in areas subject to freezing (4°C or below)
• Used to detect waterflow via waterflow detection devices.
• Used to verify water supply is available via pressure gauges and indicator
type main control valves.

Dry Pipe Sprinkler Systems Typical
Arrangement
For dry pipe sprinkler systems, the area of

sprinkler operation must be increased 30%
in general.

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DV-5A Deluge Valve
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Deluge Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 13
A sprinkler system employing open

sprinklers or nozzles that are attached to
a piping system that is connected to a
water supply through a valve that is
opened by the operation of a detection
system installed in the same areas as the
sprinklers or the nozzles. When this valve
opens, water flows into the piping system
and discharges from all sprinklers or
nozzles attached thereto.

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When are Deluge Systems Used?– DV-5A
Special hazards where there are easily ignitable and fast burning substances which
promote rapid fire development (class A or B fires), or areas requiring exposure
protection from nearby sources of heat to prevent a potentially severe fire.
• Manufacturing, flammable liquid storage and handling, aircraft hangars,

chemical plants, electrical transformers, oil refineries,
• System uses open Sprinklers or Nozzles
• Separate detection line;

• Wet Pilot Actuation
• Dry Pilot Actuation
• Electrical Actuation
• Remote Reset
• Remote Reset Pressure Reducing

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Deluge Sprinkler System

Deluge System Actuations
• Deluge
• Wet
• Dry
• Electric
• Remote Reset
• Remote Reset Pressure Reducing
• Available pre-trimmed
Widest offering into the market

All actuations for all sizes
4” Deluge Electric

Deluge System – Wet Pilot Actuation

Wet Pilot Actuation

Wet Pilot Actuation

Deluge System – Dry Pilot Actuation

Dry Pilot Actuation

Dry Pilot Actuation

Deluge System – Electric Actuation

Electric Actuation
ELECTRIC DETECTION SYSTEM

(TYPICALLY 24 VOLTS DC)
HEAT DECTECTORS, SMOKE DETECTORS
DELUGE VALVE MANUAL PULL STATIONS, ECT.
RELEASING PANEL
(AUTOMATIC
CONTROL UNIT
WITH BATTERY
BACK-UP)

Manual Actuation

DV-5A with Remote-Resetting
UL Listed
• Remote-resetting feature provides the ability to reset the Deluge Valve from
one or more locations.
• Offered on 1½” – 8”

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DV-5A with Remote-Resetting, Pressure-
Reducing
UL Listed
• Pressure-reducing function maintains pre-set outlet pressure.

• Remote-resetting feature provides the ability to reset the Deluge Valve from
one or more locations.
• 3’’, 4’’, 6’’ & 8’’

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Section 4.0
Preaction Valve

Preaction Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 13
• A sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers

that are attached to a piping system that contains air
that might or might not be under pressure, with a
supplemental detection system installed in the same
areas as the sprinklers.
Alternate installation,
installation in which the pipework is selectively charged
with either water or air/inert gas according to ambient
temperature conditions

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What makes a Preaction System?
 A preaction system combines automatic sprinklers with supplemental fire
detection system.
 Since supplemental detection is being used, the automatic control valve used
in the preaction system riser is typically a deluge valve (automatic control
valve); however, the piping system will have automatic sprinklers instead of
open nozzles.
 When there are more than 20 sprinklers, the sprinkler piping must be
supervised with air pressure.

Where are Preaction Systems used?
 (Single Interlocks): Any portion of a building where it
is desirable to have pre-warning of a fire so that the
fire may be attempted to be extinguished by hand or
some other means, to prevent water damage.
• Computer Rooms
• Libraries
• Documentation Centers.
 (Double Interlocks): Any portion of a building where

flooding or inadvertent discharge of water is
considered undesirable;
• Cold Storage Freezers,
• Critical Document Storage
• Valuable Archives
 System uses closed sprinkler heads (Upright)
 Low air or nitrogen pressure in system (0.55 – 0.83

bar)

DV-5A – Preaction Actuations
• Preaction
• Single Interlock Wet
• Single Interlock Dry
• Single Interlock Electric
• Double Interlock Electric / Pneumatic
• Double Interlock Electric / Electric
• Available pre-trimmed
Widest offering into the market

All actuations for all sizes
4” Preaction
Typ A

Single Interlock – Key Elements
• One event (supplemental detection) must occur before water enters the
system riser.
• May be used in areas subject to freezing.
• May be used to prevent the accidental discharge of water that could occur with
damage to the sprinklers or pipe.
• Single Interlock Preaction Systems may be calculated as a wet pipe system

(i.e., no design area penalty). The low supervisory air pressure permits the
piping to essentially fill with water.
• For storage applications, the design area must be increased by 30%.

Single Interlock Preaction– Electric Act.

Single Interlock Preaction - Electric Act.
Electric Detection System

Heat, Smoke, or Light Detection
Deluge Valve
Releasing
Panel
System Normal

Single Interlock Preaction
Electric Detection System

Heat, Smoke, or Light Detection
Deluge Valve
Releasing
Panel
System Normal

Double Interlock – Key Elements
• Two events (supplemental detection & sprinkler operation) must occur before
water enters the system riser.
• May be used in areas subject to freezing.
• May be used to prevent the accidental discharge of water that could occur
with damage to the sprinklers or pipe or inadvertent operation of the
supplemental detection.
• Double Interlock Preaction Systems are calculated as a dry pipe system (i.e.,
30% design area penalty & system volume limitations).

Double Interlock Preaction – El/Pneum. Act.

Double Interlock Preaction
Electric/Pneumatic

(TYPICALLY 24 VOLTSDC) HEAT
DETECTORS, SMOKE DETECTORS
MANUAL PULL STATIONS, ECT.
DELUGE VALVE
RELEASING
PANEL
(AUTOMATIC
CONTROL UNIT
WITH BATTERY
BACK-UP)

Electric/Pneumatic

DELUGE VALVE
RELEASING
PANEL
(AUTOMATIC
CONTROL UNIT
WITH BATTERY
BACK-UP)

Double Interlock Preaction – El/El Act.

Electric/Electric

DELUGE VALVE
RELEASING
PANEL
(AUTOMATIC
CONTROL UNIT
WITH BATTERY
BACK-UP)

Electric/Electric

DELUGE VALVE
RELEASING
PANEL
(AUTOMATIC
CONTROL UNIT
WITH BATTERY
BACK-UP)

RED-E Cabinet ,Featuring the DV-5A

PRV-1A RV-1A
• Pressure Reducing Valve

• Relief Valve
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Pressure Reducing Valve
• Pressure Regulating Device. A device designed for the purpose of reducing,

regulating, controlling, or restricting water pressure. As per NFPA13
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Pressure Reducing Valve
• PRV-1A valves are used on water filled pipes, where it is necessary to reduce a
higher inlet pressure to a lower delivery pressure under static and/or residual
flowing conditions.

Pressure Relief Valve
• Relief valves shall be provided on all wet pipe systems. As per NFPA13

Pressure Relief Valve
• Relief valves shall be provided on all wet pipe systems. As per NFPA13
• RV-1A valves are typically used to automatically relieve excess pressure in a fire
protection system that utilizes a fire pump.

Control Valves
 A valve controlling flow to water-based fire protection systems.
Butterfly Valve Gate Valve OS&Y Valve

OS&Y Gate Valve- TJ Series

OS&Y Gate Valve- TJ Series

Butterfly Valve BFV-300

Butterfly Valve BFV-300

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• Wet Alarm Valve, AV-1-300

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A sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers attached to a piping

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System Control Pressure Electrical

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Butterfly Non-rising stem Post Indicator

Wall Post OS&Y

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Tamper Flow Electric

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Dry Pipe Valves

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A sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers that are attached to a

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• Sprinklers act as heat detector and point of water distribution.

• Used in areas subject to freezing (4°C or below)

• Used to detect waterflow via waterflow detection devices.

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For dry pipe sprinkler systems, the area of

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DV-5A Deluge Valve

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A sprinkler system employing open

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• Manufacturing, flammable liquid storage and handling, aircraft hangars,

• System uses open Sprinklers or Nozzles

• Separate detection line;

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Widest offering into the market

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ELECTRIC DETECTION SYSTEM

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• Pressure-reducing function maintains pre-set outlet pressure.

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• A sprinkler system employing automatic sprinklers

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