Friday, July 1, 2011

Dry Riser System

  • Dry risers are a form of internal hydrant for the fireman to use and are only required for buildings where the topmost floor is higher than 18.3m ( 60ft) and less than 30.5m (100ft) above the fire appliance access level . 
  • A dry riser is in effect an empty vertical pipe which becomes a fire-fighter's hose extension to supply hydrants at each floor level . 
  • Dry risers are normally dry and depend on the fire engine to pump water into the system . 
  •  Dry risers system comprises a riser pipe with landing valves at each floor and to which rubber-lined hose with nozzles can be connected to direct the water jet at the fire . 
  •  UBBL 1984 By Laws 230 and 232 . 
  • Standard adhered to when designing : 
  • B.S. 5306  
  • M.S. 1210 Pt 2 
  • M.S. 1210 Pt 3
  •  M.S. 1210 pt 4

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