AS 2118.1 Amendment

AS 2118.
1/Amdt 1/2010-08-23
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STANDARDS AUSTRALIA
Amendment No. 1
to
AS 2118.12006
Automatic fire sprinkler systems
Part 1: General systems
REVISED TEXT
The 2006 edition of AS 2118.1 is amended as follows; the amendments should be inserted in the appropriate
places.
SUMMARY: This Amendment applies to Clauses 1.3, 1.4.14, 1.4.24, 2.2, 2.3.2.3, 2.3.2.4, 2.3.2.5, 2.3.3.2.1,
2.3.3.3, 3.3.2, 3.3.3, 3.5.2.1, 4.1.2, 4.2.1, 4.2.2.2, 4.3.1.1, 4.3.1.5, 4.3.2.2, 4.3.4.1, 5.5.3, 5.7.2, 7.9.3, 7.10.2.1,
7.10.2.2, .13.1.3, 8.1.2, 9.3.2, 10.3.2, 11.4.1.1, 11.5.5, 11.5.1.2.4, 11.5.12.5, 11.7.5.1, 11.7.6.3, 11.7.7.4,
11.7.8.5, 11.7.8.9, 11.8.3 and 12.10, Tables 5.5.2, 11.5.12.2, 11.6.3(B), 11.6.3(C), 11.6.3(D), 11.6.3(E),
11.6.4(M), 11.4.6(N), 11.6.2, 11.6.3(B), 11.6.3(C), 11.6.3(D), 11.6.3(E), 11.6.4(M),, 11.6.4(N), 11.6.4(O),
11.6.4(P), 11.6.4(Q), 11.6.4(R) and 12.10(C), Figures 4.2.2.2(B), 11.6.2, 11.6.5 and 11.7.2.6 and 10 and
Appendices A, B, C, D, E and F.
Published on 23 August 2010.
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Clause 1.3
1
Delete 1668.1 (under AS/NZS listing) and replace with the following:
1668
1668.1
2
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The use of ventilation and airconditioning in buildings

Part 1: Fire and smoke control in multi-compartment buildings
Delete 1999 from the last item NFPA 13.
Clause 1.4.14
Delete (sprinkler) from the title and replace with (nominal).
Clause 1.4.24
Delete the duplicated commentary text (outside the borders).
Clause 2.2
In Item (c)(iii), delete A4.2.3 and replace with A4.3.
Clause 2.3.2.3
Delete the fourth paragraph, excluding Items (a) and (b), and replace with the following:
Alternate wet and dry systems shall be so designed that the water transit times from valve
trip to discharge of water at the most remote sprinkler shall not exceed 60 s. The maximum
floor area, including mezzanine floor areas, controlled by one control assembly, including
tail-end extensions (see Clauses 2.3.2.8 and 2.3.2.9), shall not exceed the following:
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Clause 2.3.2.4
1
Delete the third paragraph and replace with the following:

The water transit time limitation and the floor area controlled by one control
assembly in a dry system shall comply with Clause 2.3.2.3 for alternate wet and dry
systems.
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In the last paragraph, delete piping shall be arranged with slope for drainage and
replace with Piping shall be galvanized and arranged with slope for drainage.
Clause 2.3.2.5
Delete the second last paragraph and replace with the following:
Piping shall be galvanized and, where subject to freezing, it shall be arranged with slope
for drainage (see Clause 7.5) and standard sprinklers shall be installed in the upright
position above the line of pipe.
Clause 2.3.3.2.1
Delete the second paragraph.
Clause 2.3.3.3
Delete the NOTE and replace with the following:
NOTE: Except as modified by this Standard, systems using Factory Mutual design requirements
and limitations for the particular ESFR sprinkler selected should also comply with the Factory
Mutual Data Sheets 2.0, 8.9 and other eight series data sheets. Systems using the Underwriters
Laboratories (UL) sprinkler listing requirements and limitations for the selected ESFR sprinkler
should also comply with the ESFR requirements of NFPA 13.
Clause 3.2.2
Delete Items (c), (d) and (e) and replace with the following:
(c)
Pendent sidewall (WP)mounted pendent and oriented to direct the spray towards
the window or wall.
(d)
Pendent sidewall (WP)mounted horizontally and oriented to direct the spray

downwards and parallel to the window or wall.
(e)
Horizontal sidewall (WH)mounted pendent and oriented to direct the spray

downwards and parallel to the window or wall.
Clause 3.3.2
Insert the following second paragraph (text transposed from Clause 3.3.3).
The following requirements shall apply (see Clause 8.13.4):
(a)
Where control assemblies are grouped in a single location, and each is fitted with a
manually resettable system operated indicating device, at least one alarm signal
shall be provided to the monitoring centre.
(b)
Where control assemblies are distributed in several locations on the one premise,
individual alarms to the monitoring centre shall be provided. Where activation of
distributed control assemblies is indicated at a single point within the premises, a
single signal may be provided to the monitoring centre.
(c)
For multiple installations identification, signage shall be provided in accordance with

Clause 8.1.1(l).
(d)
A permanent and securely affixed notice shall be located in close proximity to the
control assemblies to indicate that there is a direct alarm connection to the monitoring
centre (see Clause 8.3).
(e)
Prior to testing, where an alarm signal is to be transmitted, the monitoring service

provider shall be advised that a test is to be conducted. On completion of the test, the
alarm monitoring service provider shall confirm that the system has been restored to
normal.
NOTE: Advice may be by configuring the alarm signalling equipment into a test mode.
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Clause 3.3.3
Delete the second paragraph, including Items (a) to (e); (text transposed to Clause 3.3.2).
Clause 3.5.2.1
Delete the first paragraph and replace with the following:
Class A fault monitoring devices shall be installed except where the monitored components
are located within a ceiling space, a secure area or a room with access restricted by means
of a security device or system, where Class B devices may be used.
Clause 4.1.2
Delete the second paragraph and replace with the following:
Calculations for the sprinkler system design shall be based on the residual pressure
available to the premises from the source of supply at the required flow. Where the
acceptable source of supply is a town main, the residual pressure shall take into account the
effect of the required flow on the water supply system.
The residual pressure shall be
(a)
determined from local water agency modelling confirming that the pressure can be
maintained for 95% of the time; and
(b)
a minimum pressure obtained or calculated from local water agency records adjusted
for the effect of the system demand (excluding the pressures on the 5% of days
having the lowest pressures); or
(c)
determined by testing the water supply system using a method approved by the water
supply agency.
NOTE: The water supply agency may nominate a residual pressure limit at the point of
connection to the town main, below which draw-off is not permitted.
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Clause 4.2.1
In Item (b)(ii), delete the word pumps and replace with pump.
Clause 4.2.2.2
Insert the following note after Item (b); (note transposed from Clause 4.2.2.4):
NOTE: Where there are two or more installations in one building, it is permitted to have the
second and subsequent installation supplied by a single pipe taken downstream of the
interconnection of the two supplies [see Figure 4.2.2.2(B)].
Figure 4.2.2.2(B)
Delete the figure and replace with the following:
Tow n m a i n A
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Sprinkler
c o ntr o l
a s s e m b li e s
Ty p i c a l tow n s
m a i n s wate r s u p p l y
a r r a n g e m e nt s to b e
i n a c c o r d a n c e wi t h
the requirements
of th e l o c a l wate r
s u p p l y a u th o r i t y
Building
A l te r n ative
c o n n e c ti o n
Pr o p e r t y b o u n d a r y
Tow n m a i n B
FIGURE 4.2.2.2(B) DUAL TOWN WATER MAIN WATER SUPPLIESUNBOOSTED
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Clause 4.2.2.4
Delete Note (transposed to Clause 4.2.2.2).
Clause 4.3.1.1
In the first paragraph, delete the words whichever is the lesser.
Clause 4.3.1.5 (new)
Add a new clause as follows:
4.3.1.5 Shared water supplies
Sprinkler systems under separate ownership shall not share private water supplies, nor shall
they share connections to public water supplies.
Sprinkler system piping (with the exception of water supply connections to town mains)
shall not traverse ground that is not under the control of the owner.
C4.3.1.5 Water supplies, other than those parts under the control of the water supply
authority, should be under the control of the owner of the building containing the
installation.
Where there is a ring main or loop within the premises it is desirable to provide
isolating stop valves, so situated as to maintain the maximum possible service in the
event of fracture or, if it is necessary, to close down part of the ring main.
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Clause 4.3.2.2
Add the following commentary:
C4.3.2.2 Water conservation recommendations
To conserve water during periodic run and load testing of pumps drawing from a
town main supply, a recirculation tank and associated piping [see
Figure C4.3.2.2(A)], may be provided to permit re-use of water during pump
testing. In use the circulation tank is filled as required, the town main supply is
isolated and test water is recirculated via the tank. On completion of the test run,
the town main supply is restored. Tank capacity and dimensions are selected to
accommodate maximum pump duty flow and to prevent turbulence from tank return
lines. See HB 233,Fire Protection Systems Testing, Water Conservation Handbook.
A s p e r m e te r
m a n u f a c tu r e r s
recommendations
Fl ow m e te r
R e c i r c u l a ti o n
tank
C o ntr o l
assembly
Tow n m a i n
(f)
FIGURE C4.3.2.2(A) TYPICAL RECIRCULATION TANK ARRANGEMENT
(g)
Where a recirculation tank as in Figure C4.3.2.2(A) above cannot be provided, a

less acceptable means of conserving water during periodic run and partial load
testing of pumps drawing from a town main supply may involve piping for closed
circuit metering. A typical recirculation loop piping arrangement is shown in
Figure C4.3.2.2(B). Means for air release should be provided if air can be trapped
in the loop. Turbulence in the water entering the pump should be avoided to
prevent cavitation.
It should be noted that
(i)
prolonged recirculation can cause heat build-up unless some water is

wasted; and
(ii)
this arrangement cannot serve as the annual flow test facility (see
Clause 4.4.)
Air cock
Tow n m a i n
T h r ot tl e va lve
To c o ntr o l
a s s e m b l y ( i e s)
5 diameters min.
FIGURE C4.3.2.2(B) TYPICAL RECIRCULATION LOOP ARRANGEMENT
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(h)
If neither of the foregoing options is practicable, specifying pumpsets

incorporating variable speed pressure limiting control, that is, a speed control
system designed to limit the total discharge head by reducing the pump driver
speed (the speed duty point). This acts to eliminate or reduce the discharge of
water from the pressure relief valve during periodic pump run tests. Requirements
for variable speed control systems are set out in AS 2941.
(i)
Where discharge of some water is unavoidable, it should be captured and returned

to the sprinkler installation or redirected to another use. This may be accomplished
through the use of temporary on-site recirculating storage tank, grey water
recycling plant where it exists on site, or discharge directly to a tanker for off-site
use in council gardens and the like.
Clause 4.3.4.1
Add the following commentary:
C4.3.4.1 To conserve water at time of tank maintenance, the provision of dual
compartment (sectional) tanks or two half-capacity tanks is strongly recommended.
Such a tank arrangement not only permits conservation of half the stored water at time
of tank draining for maintenance (by pumping from one compartment or tank to the
other) but also ensures that at least half the required stored capacity is available
during tank maintenance.
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Clause 5.3.3
Add a new Item (j) as follows:
(j)
In the case of partial suspended ceiling panels, full protection is required above and
below the panels. Sprinklers suspended on droppers between ceiling panels shall be
positioned to comply with the requirements of Items (e), (f) and (h) above.
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Table 5.5.2
Delete the table and replace with the following:
TABLE 5.5.2
CLEARANCES FROM OBSTRUCTIONSSTANDARD SPRINKLERS
Dimension BMaximum height of deflector above obstruction/beam

Dimension A
Conventional
upright
Conventional
pendent
12 m 2
SSU/SSP
21 m 2
SSU/SSP
100
Not permitted
Not permitted
200
Not permitted
20
20
300
Not permitted
10
40
15
400
Not permitted
60
30
500
Not permitted
15
85
45
600
Not permitted
30
115
60
700
Not permitted
45
145
85
800
Not permitted
60
180
110
900
Not permitted
80
215
140
1000
200
100
250
170
1100
185
120
290
200
1200
170
140
320
230
1300
145
165
370
265
1400
120
190
410
300
1500
75
225
450
335
1600
30
260
370
1700
70
325
410
1800
170
390
NOTE: Where the sprinkler deflector is required to be below the obstruction, Dimension B is
shown as negative (ve).
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Clause 5.7.2
Add the following at the end of Item (a):
Pipework in hoist and lift shafts shall be galvanized.
Clause 7.9.3
In the third line, delete 1.4 MPa and replace with 1.6 MPa.
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Clause 7.10.2.1
Delete the Clause and replace with the following:
7.10.2.1 Pipes above ground
Except in the case of dry pipe and pre-action system piping, which shall be galvanized
medium steel tube, pipes above ground shall be at least equivalent to medium steel tube
complying with the requirements of
(a)
AS 1074;
(b)
AS 1579; or
(c)
AS 4041.
NOTE: This does not preclude the use of corrosion-resistant pipe such as stainless steel or copper
alloy of equivalent pressure rating.
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Clause 7.10.2.2
In the first line of the first paragraph, delete Clause 1.5 and replace with Clause 1.3.
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Clause 7.13.1.3
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Clause 8.1.2
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In the second line of the first paragraph, delete Clause 1.5 and replace with Clause 1.3.
In the first line of the first paragraph, correct mutiple to read multiple.
Clause 9.3.2
1
After the sentence beginning subject to the provision .... the reduction within
30 min, which follows Item (b), add the following new sentence:
Notwithstanding any calculated storage requirement, the minimum of any tank
supply shall be 25 000 L, and no two tanks for a dual supply system shall have a
combined capacity of less than 50 000 L.
After the sentence beginning The storage capacity of ... for the reduced tank
capacity, which is immediately before C9.3.2, add the following new sentence:
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Clause 10.3.2
1
After the sentence beginning subject to the provision .... the reduction within
60 min, which follows Item (b), add the following new sentence:
After the sentence beginning The storage capacity of ... for the reduced tank
capacity, which is immediately before C10.3.2, add the following new sentence:
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Clause 11.4.1.1
Roof/ceiling sprinklers for process occupancies or categorized commodities shall be
15 mm or 20 mm orifice standard response spray type, extra large orifice (ELO) or control
mode sprinklers defined by K factor (see Clause 1.4.14).
Clause 11.5.5
Third line, delete Clause 5.8.1 and 5.8.3 and replace with Clauses 5.6.1 and 5.6.3.
Table 11.5.12.2
In the headings of the fourth and fifth columns, correct Minium to read Minimum.
Clause 11.5.12.4
Where the clearance between roof/ceiling sprinklers and the top of rack storage exceeds
6.1 m and design criteria are not provided within the relevant area/density tables, one of the
following four options shall be applied:
Commentary 11.5.12.5
In the second paragraph of the commentary, delete Clause 5.8 and replace with
Clause 5.6.
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Figure 11.6.2
Delete the Figure and replace with the following:
Ta b l e n o.
BB
s to r a g e
S P, P,S h S
s to r a g e
Cat. 5
11.6. 3 ( D)
Cat. 6
11.6. 3 ( E )
Ca t. 1 to 4
11.6. 3 ( A )
Cat. 5
11.6. 3 ( B)
Cat. 6
11.6. 3 (C)
11.6.4( A )
WS S
Cat. 1
Cat. 2
Cat. 3
H e i g ht
7.6 m
Cat. 4
Cat. 5
Cat. 6
Pa ll e ti s e d
rack
s to r a g e
PS S
11.6.4( B)
SS
11.6.4(C)
WS S
11.6.4( D)
PS S
11.6.4( E )
SS
11.6.4( F )
WS S
11.6.4(G)
PS S
11.6.4( H )
SS
11.6.4( I )
WS S
11.6.4(J )
PS S
11.6.4( K )
SS
11.6.4( L)
WS S
11.6.4( M )
PS S
11.6.4( N )
SS
11.6.4(O)
WS S
11.6.4( P)
PS S
11.6.4(Q)
11.6.4( R)
SS
SRR
Cat.
1 to 5
WS S ,
PS S,S S
DRR
Aisle
1. 2 m
Aisle
1. 2 m
Aisle
1. 2 m
Aisle
1. 2 m
D e pth
2.7 m
D e pth
2.7 m
D e pth
2.7 m
D e pth
2.7 m
MRR
H e i g ht
7.6 m
SRR
Cat. 6
WS S ,
PS S,S S
DRR
MRR
Aisle
1. 2 m
Aisle
1. 2 m
Aisle
1. 2 m
D e pth
2.7 m
D e pth
2.7 m
Fi g u r e n o.
11.6. 5(C)
11.6. 5(C)
11.6. 5( A )
11.6. 5( A )
11.6. 5( D)
11.6. 5( D)
11.6. 5(C)
11.6. 5(C)
11.6. 5( B)
11.6. 5( B)
11.6. 5( D)
11.6. 5( D)
11.6. 5(C)
11.6. 5(C)
11.6. 5( A )
11.6. 5( A )
11.6. 5( F )
11.6. 5( F )
11.6. 5( E )
11.6. 5( E )
11.6. 5( F )
11.6. 5( F )
Aisle
1. 2 m
FIGURE 11.6.2 CATEGORIZED COMMODITIES DESIGN DECISION TREE
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Table 11.6.3(B)
Delete the Table and replace with the following:
TABLE 11.6.3(B)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 5SOLID PILE,

PALLETIZED AND SHELF STORAGE5
Maximum
storage
up to 4.6 m
height,
m
rDD rDA
Maximum roof/ceiling height

4.7 to 6.1 m 6.2 to 7.6 m
7.7 to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
RDD
rDA
10.8 to 12.2 m
rDD
rDA
1.5
8.0
230
12.0
185
12.0
185
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
1.6
8.0
230
12.4
188
12.4
188
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
1.8
8.0
230
13.2
194
13.2
194
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
2.0
8.0
230
14.0
200
14.0
200
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
2.2
8.0
230
14.8
206
14.8
206
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
2.4
8.0
230
15.6
212
15.6
212
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
2.6
8.0
230
16.4
218
16.4
218
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
2.8
8.0
230
17.2
224
17.2
224
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
3.0
8.0
230
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
3.2
12.1
230
18.8
230
18.8
230
18.8
230
24.0
230
Note 2
3.4
16.2
230
19.5
230
19.5
230
19.5
230
24.0
230
Note 2
3.6
20.3
230
20.3
230
20.3
230
20.3
230
24.0
230
Note 2
3.8
n/p
21.0
230
21.0
230
21.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
4.0
n/p
21.8
230
21.8
230
21.8
230
24.0
230
Note 2
4.2
n/p
22.5
230
22.5
230
22.5
230
24.0
230
Note 2
4.4
n/p
23.3
230
23.3
230
23.3
230
24.0
230
Note 2
4.6
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
230
Note 2
4.8
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
237
Note 2
Note 2
5.0
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
244
Note 2
Note 2
5.2
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
251
Note 2
Note 2
5.4
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
259
Note 2
Note 2
5.6
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
266
Note 2
Note 2
5.8
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
273
Note 2
Note 2
6.0
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
280
Note 2
Note 2
6.1
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
280
Table 11.6.3(B) design constraints

Delete Item (f) and replace with the following:
(f)
Maximum clearance requirements, from the top of the storage to the underside of the roof/ceiling, may
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.3(B)

Delete Note 2 replace with the following:
2
For excessive clearances, see Clause 11.5.12.4.
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Table 11.6.3(C)
TABLE 11.6.3(C)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 6
SOLID PILE, PALLETIZED AND SHELF STORAGE 6

Maximum
storage
height,
m
rDD
rDA
rDD rDA
RDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
1.50
12.0
186
12.0
186
12.0
186
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
1.60
12.8
188
12.8
192
12.8
192
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
1.80
14.4
191
14.4
205
14.4
205
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
2.00
16.0
194
16.0
217
16.0
217
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
2.20
17.6
197
17.6
230
17.6
230
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
2.40
19.2
200
19.2
242
19.2
242
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
2.60
20.8
204
20.8
255
20.8
255
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
2.80
22.4
207
22.4
267
22.4
267
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
3.00
24.0
210
24.0
280
24.0
280
24.0
280
24.0
465
Note 2
3.20
24.0
242
24.0
289
24.0
303
24.0
303
24.0
465
Note 2
3.40
24.0
274
24.0
298
24.0
326
24.0
326
24.0
465
Note 2
3.60
24.0
306
24.0
306
24.0
349
24.0
349
24.0
465
Note 2
up to 4.6 m
4.7 to
6.1 m
6.2 to 7.6 m
7.7 to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
10.8 to 12.2 m
rDD
rDA
3.80
n/p
24.0
315
24.0
373
24.0
373
24.0
465
Note 2
4.00
n/p
24.0
324
24.0
396
24.0
396
24.0
465
Note 2
4.20
n/p
24.0
333
24.0
419
24.0
419
24.0
465
Note 2
4.40
n/p
24.0
341
24.0
442
24.0
442
24.0
465
Note 2
4.60
n/p
24.0
350
24.0
465
24.0
465
24.0
465
Note 2
Table 11.6.3(C) design constraints

Delete Item (f) and replace with the following:
(f)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.3(C)

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Table 11.6.3(D)
TABLE 11.6.3(D)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 5BIN BOX STORAGE

Maximum
storage
up to 4.6 m. 4.7 to 6.1 m. 6.2 to 7.6 m. 7.7 to 9.1 m.
9.2 to 10.7 m.
height,
m
rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
10.8 to 12.2 m.
rDD
rDA
1.50
8.0
230
12.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
1.60
8.0
230
12.0
188
12.0
188
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
1.80
8.0
230
12.0
194
12.0
194
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.00
8.0
230
12.0
200
12.0
200
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.20
8.0
230
12.0
206
12.0
206
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.40
8.0
230
12.0
212
12.0
212
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.60
8.0
230
12.0
218
12.0
218
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.80
8.0
230
12.0
224
12.0
224
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.00
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.20
13.4
230
12.8
230
12.8
230
12.8
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.40
18.9
230
13.5
230
13.5
230
13.5
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.60
14.3
230
14.3
230
14.3
230
14.3
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.80
n/p
15.0
230
15.0
230
15.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.00
n/p
15.8
230
15.8
230
15.8
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.20
n/p
16.5
230
16.5
230
16.5
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.40
n/p
17.3
230
17.3
230
17.3
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.60
n/p
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.80
n/p
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.9
230
18.9
230
24.0
230
5.00
n/p
18.0
230
18.0
230
19.7
230
19.7
230
24.0
230
5.20
n/p
18.0
230
20.6
230
20.6
230
24.0
230
5.40
n/p
18.0
230
21.4
230
21.4
230
24.0
230
5.60
n/p
18.0
230
22.3
230
22.3
230
24.0
230
5.80
n/p
18.0
230
23.1
230
23.1
230
24.0
230
6.00
n/p
18.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
230
6.20
n/p
20.0
230
24.0
230
n/p
6.40
n/p
22.0
230
24.0
230
n/p
6.60
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
n/p
6.80
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.00
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.20
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.40
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.60
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
Table 11.6.3(D) design constraints

Delete Item (e) and replace with the following:
(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.3(D)

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Table 11.6.3(E)
TABLE 11.6.3(E)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 6BIN BOX STORAGE

Max.
storage
up to 4.6 m
height,
m
rDD rDA

4.7 to 6.1 m
6.2 to 7.6 m
7.7 to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
10.8 to 12.2 m
rDD
rDA
RDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
1.50
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
1.60
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
1.80
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.00
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.20
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.40
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.60
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
2.80
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.00
8.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
12.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.20
12.5
229
12.8
230
12.8
230
12.8
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.40
13.0
223
13.5
230
13.5
230
13.5
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.60
14.0
217
14.3
230
14.3
230
14.3
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
3.80
n/p
15.0
230
15.0
230
15.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.00
n/p
15.8
230
15.8
230
15.8
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.20
n/p
16.5
230
16.5
230
16.5
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.40
n/p
17.3
230
17.3
230
17.3
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.60
n/p
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.0
230
24.0
230
4.80
n/p
18.0
230
18.0
230
18.9
230
18.9
230
24.0
230
5.00
n/p
18.0
230
18.0
230
19.7
230
19.7
230
24.0
230
5.20
n/p
18.0
230
20.6
230
20.6
230
24.0
230
5.40
n/p
18.0
230
21.4
230
21.4
230
24.0
230
5.60
n/p
18.0
230
22.3
230
22.3
230
24.0
230
5.80
n/p
18.0
230
23.1
230
23.1
230
24.0
230
6.00
n/p
18.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
230
24.0
230
6.20
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
n/p
6.40
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
n/p
6.60
n/p
24.0
230
24.0
230
n/p
6.80
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.00
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.20
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.40
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
7.60
n/p
24.0
230
n/p
Table 11.6.3(E) design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.3(E)

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Table 11.6.4(M)
TABLE 11.6.4(M)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 5RACK STORAGE HEIGHT UP TO 7.6 m, WITHOUT SOLID SHELVES
Max.
storage
height,
m
up to
4.6
4.7 to 6.1 m
6.2 to 7.6 m
7.7 to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
10.8 to 12.2 m
12.3 to 13.7 m
IRS
levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD
2
rDA
rDD
1
rDA
rDD
2
rDA
rDD
1
rDA
rDD rDA
18
rDD
185
rDA
3.1
12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
3.2
13.2 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
18.4 188 12.0 185
n/r
18.4 188 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
n/r
185
3.4
15.6 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
19.2 194 12.0 185
n/r
19.2 194 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
3.6
18.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
20.0 200 12.0 185
n/r
20.0 200 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
3.8
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
20.8 206 12.0 185
n/r
20.8 206 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
4.0
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
21.6 212 12.0 185
n/r
21.6 212 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
4.2
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
22.4 218 12.0 185
n/r
22.4 218 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
4.4
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
23.2 224 12.0 185
n/r
23.2 224 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
4.6
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
24.0 230 12.0 185
n/r
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
4.8
n/p
n/p n/p n/p 185 12.0 185 24.0 230 12.9 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.9 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.9 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
5.0
n/p
n/p n/p n/p 185 12.0 185 24.0 230 13.7 185 12.0 185
n/p
13.7 185 12.0 185
n/p
13.7 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
5.2
n/p
24.0 230 14.6 185 12.0 185
n/p
14.6 185 12.0 185
n/p
14.6 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
5.4
n/p
24.0 230 15.4 185 12.0 185
n/p
15.4 185 12.0 185
n/p
15.4 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
5.6
n/p
24.0 230 16.3 185 12.0 185
n/p
16.3 185 12.0 185
n/p
16.3 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
5.8
n/p
24.0 230 17.1 185 12.0 185
n/p
17.1 185 12.0 185
n/p
17.1 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
6.0
n/p
24.0 230 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
6.2
n/p
n/p
18.8 179 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
6.4
n/p
n/p
19.5 174 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
6.6
n/p
20.3 168 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
6.8
n/p
n/p
21.0 163 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
7.0
n/p
21.8 157 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
7.2
n/p
22.5 151 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
7.4
n/p
23.3 146 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
7.6
n/p
24.0 140 12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
Table 11.6.4(M) design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(M)

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Table 11.6.4(N)
TABLE 11.6.4(N)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 5RACK STORAGE HEIGHT UP TO 7.6 m, SOLID SHELVES 1.9 TO 5.9 m 2
Max.
up to 4.6
storage
height, IRS levels
m
0
4.7 to 6.1 m
6.2 to 7.6 m
IRS levels
0
IRS levels
2
rDA
7.7 to 9.1 m
IRS levels
1
rDA
IRS levels
rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD RDA rDD
10.8 to 12.2 m
12.3 to 13.7 m
IRS levels
IRS levels
2
rDD
rDA rDD rDA rDD
rDD
rDA
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
3.1
12.0
185 18.0 185 12.0 185
18.0 185 12.0 185
18.0 185 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
18.0
185
3.2
13.2
185 18.0 185 12.0 185
18.4 188 12.0 185
18.4 188 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
12
185
3.4
15.6
185 18.0 185 12.0 185
19.2 194 12.0 185
19.2 194 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
12
185
3.6
18.0
185 18.0 185 12.0 185
20.0 200 12.0 185
20.0 200 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
12
185
20.8 206 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
3.8
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
4.0
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
21.6 212 12.0 185
21.6 212 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
4.2
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
22.4 218 12.0 185
22.4 218 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
4.4
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
23.2 224 12.0 185
23.2 224 12.0
185
24.0
230
12.0
185
18.0
185
4.6
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
24.0 230 12.0 185
24.00 230 12.0
24.0
4.8
n/p
5.0
n/p
n/r
rDD
9.2 to 10.7 m
20.8 206 12.0 185
18.0 185
n/p
18.0 185
n/p
n/r
12.9 185 12.0 185
n/p
12.9
n/r
185
185
12.0
185
230
n/p
n/r
n/r
n/p
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12.9
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12
185
12
185
12
185
12
185
12
185
12
185
n/p
13.7 185 12.0 185
n/p
13.7
185
12.0
185
n/p
13.7
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12
185
5.2
n/p
14.6 185 12.0 185
n/p
14.6
185
12.0
185
n/p
14.6
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12
185
5.4
n/p
15.4 185 12.0 185
n/p
15.4
185
12.0
185
n/p
15.4
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12
185
5.6
n/p
16.3 185 12.0 185
n/p
16.3
185
12.0
185
n/p
16.3
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12
185
5.8
n/p
17.1 185 12.0 185
n/p
17.1
185
12.0
185
n/p
17.1
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.0
n/p
18.0 185 12.0 185
n/p
18.0
185
n/p
18.0
185
18.0
12.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
6.2
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
185
12.0
185
6.4
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
6.6
n/p
12.0 185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
6.8
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
12.0
185
7.0
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
12.0
185
7.2
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
12.0
185
7.4
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
12.0
185
7.6
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
12.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
Table 11.6.4(N) design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(N)

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Table 11.6.4(O)
TABLE 11.6.4(O)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 5RACK STORAGE HEIGHT UP TO 7.6 m,
SOLID SHELVES GREATER THAN 5.9 m2
Max.
storage
height,
m
7.6
4.7 to 6.1 m
6.2 to 7.6 m
7.7 to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
10.8 to
12.2 m
12.3 to 13.7 m
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
ET
ET
1
rDD
3.1
up to 4.6
ET
rDA
12.0 185
rDD
rDA
n/r
1
rDD
ET
rDA
12.0 185
rDD
rDA
n/r
n/p
1
rDD
ET
rDA
12.0 185
rDD
rDA
n/r
1
rDD
ET
rDA
12.0 185
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
12.0
185
18.0 185
12.0 185 12.0
185
12.0 185 12.0
n/r
rDA
rDD
rDA
18
185
185
Table 11.6.4(O) design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(O)

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Table 11.6.4(P) Part A

TABLE 11.6.4(P)PART A
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 6RACK STORAGE HEIGHT UP TO 7.6 m, WITHOUT
SOLID SHELVES MAXIMUM ROOF/CEILING HEIGHT UP TO 9.1 m
Max.
storage
height,
m
3.1
up to 7.6 m
7.7 to 9.1 m
IRS levels
IRS levels
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
24.0
280
12.0
185
24.0
280
12.0
185
3.2
n/p
12.4
185
12.4
185
3.4
n/p
13.2
185
13.2
185
3.6
n/p
14.0
185
n/p
14.0
185
3.8
n/p
14.8
185
14.8
185
4.0
n/p
15.6
185
15.6
185
4.2
n/p
16.4
185
16.4
185
n/r
n/r
n/r
n/r
n/r
n/r
4.4
n/p
17.2
185
17.2
185
4.6
n/p
18.0
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.8
n/p
18.9
185
185
18.9
185
12.9
185
5.0
n/p
19.7
185
185
5.2
n/p
20.6
185
185
5.4
n/p
21.4
185
185
5.6
n/p
22.3
185
185
5.8
n/p
23.1
185
6.0
n/p
24.0
185
n/r
19.7
185
13.7
185
n/p
20.6
185
14.6
185
21.4
185
15.4
185
22.3
185
16.3
185
n/r
n/r
n/r
185
23.1
185
17.1
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
6.2
n/p
24.0
185
18.0
185
n/p
18.8
185
6.4
n/p
24.0
185
18.0
185
n/p
19.5
185
6.6
n/p
24.0
185
18.0
185
n/p
20.3
185
6.8
n/p
21.0
185
7.0
n/p
21.8
185
7.2
n/p
22.5
185
7.4
n/p
23.3
185
7.6
n/p
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
Table 11.6.4(P) Part A design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(P) Part A

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Table 11.6.4(P) Part B

TABLE 11.6.4(P)PART B
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 6RACK STORAGE HEIGHT UP TO 7.6 m, WITHOUT SOLID SHELVES
MAXIMUM ROOF/CEILING HEIGHT FROM 9.2 m UP TO 13.7 m
Max.
storage
height,
m
9.2 to 10.7 m
10.8 to 12.2 m
IRS levels
1
12.3 to 13.7 m
IRS levels
ET
ET
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
185
24.0 185
3.2
18.0
185
24.0 185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
3.4
18.0
185
24.0 185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
3.6
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
3.8
18.0
185
24.0 185
4.0
18.0
185
24.0 185
4.2
18.0
185
24.0 185
4.4
18.0
185
24.0 185
4.6
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
4.8
18.9
185
12.9
185
5.0
19.7
185
13.7
185
5.2
20.6
185
14.6
185
5.4
21.4
185
15.4
185
5.6
22.3
185
16.3
185
5.8
23.1
185
17.1
185
6.0
24.0
185
n/r
n/r
n/r
rDA
rDD
ET
rDA
24.0 185
rDD
rDD
n/r
rDA rDD rDA
18.0
n/r
rDA
3.1
n/r
rDD
IRS levels
Note 2
rDA
rDD
Note 2
rDA
Note 2
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
n/r
n/r
n/r
n/r
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0 185
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.2
n/p
18.8
185
12.8
185
n/p
18.8
185
12.8
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.4
n/p
19.5
185
13.5
185
n/p
19.5
185
13.5
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.6
n/p
20.3
185
14.3
185
6.8
n/p
21.0
185
15.0
185
7.0
n/p
22.5
185
15.8
185
7.2
n/p
23.3
185
16.5
185
7.4
n/p
24.0
185
17.3
185
7.6
n/p
24.0
185
18.0
185
n/p
20.3
185
14.3
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
21.0
185
15.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
22.5
185
15.8
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
23.3
185
16.5
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
24.0
185
17.3
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
n/p
24.0
185
18.0
185 12.0 185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
Table 11.6.4(P) Part B design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(P) Part B

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Table 11.6.4(Q) Part A

TABLE 11.6.4(Q)PART A
Max.
storage
height,
m
3.1
7.7 to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
IRS levels
IRS levels
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
24.0
280
12.0
185
rDD
1
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
18.0
185
3.2
12.8
185
18.0
185
3.4
13.5
185
18.0
185
3.6
14.3
185
n/r
18.0
185
3.8
15.0
185
18.0
185
4.0
15.8
185
18.0
185
4.2
16.5
185
18.0
185
4.4
17.3
185
18.0
185
4.6
n/p
18.0
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.8
18.9
185
12.9
185
18.9
185
12.9
185
5.0
19.7
185
13.7
185
19.7
185
13.7
185
5.2
20.6
185
14.6
185
20.6
185
14.6
185
5.4
21.4
185
15.4
185
21.4
185
15.4
185
5.6
22.3
185
16.3
185
22.3
185
16.3
185
5.8
23.1
185
17.1
185
23.1
185
17.1
185
6.0
24.0
185
24.0
185
n/r
n/r
n/r
n/r
n/r
18.0
185
n/r
18.0
185
12.0
185
n/r
6.2
18.4
185
18.8
18.8
185
12.8
185
6.4
19.2
185
19.5
19.5
185
13.5
185
6.6
20.0
185
20.3
20.3
185
14.3
185
6.8
n/p
20.8
185
21.0
n/p
21.0
185
15.0
185
7.0
21.6
185
21.8
21.8
185
15.8
185
7.2
22.4
185
22.5
22.5
185
16.5
185
7.4
23.3
185
24.0
23.3
185
17.3
185
7.6
24.0
185
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
Table 11.6.4(Q) Part A design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(Q) Part A

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Table 11.6.4(Q) Part B

TABLE 11.6.4(Q)PART B
Max.
storage
height,
m
10.8 to 12.2 m
12.3 to 13.7 m
IRS levels
IRS levels
rDA
rDD
rDA
rDD
rDA
3.1
24.0
185
3.2
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
3.4
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
3.6
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
3.8
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.0
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.2
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.4
24.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.6
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
4.8
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
5.0
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
5.2
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
5.4
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
5.6
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
5.8
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.0
24.0
185
n/r
rDA
rDD
ET
rDD
n/r
rDD
Note 2
rDA
rDD
Note 2
rDA
Note 2
18.0
185
12.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.2
18.8
185
12.8
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.4
19.5
185
13.5
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.6
20.3
185
14.3
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
6.8
n/p
21.0
185
15.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
7.0
21.8
185
15.8
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
7.2
22.5
185
16.5
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
7.4
23.3
185
17.3
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
7.6
24.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
18.0
185
12.0
185
Table 11.6.4(Q) Part B design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(Q) Part B

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Table 11.6.4(R)
TABLE 11.6.4(R)
DESIGN CRITERIACATEGORY 6RACK STORAGE HEIGHT
UP TO 7.6 m, SOLID SHELVES GREATER THAN 5.9 m 2
Max.
storage
height,
m
up to 9.1 m
9.2 to 10.7 m
10.8 to 12.2 m
12.3 to 13.7 m
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
IRS levels
ET
ET
ET
ET
rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD rDA rDD
3.1
12.0
185
n/r
18.0
185
n/r
24.0
185
n/r
rDA
Note 2
3.2
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
3.4
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
3.6
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
3.8
n/p
12
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
18.0
185
24.0
185
4.0
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
4.2
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
4.4
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
4.6
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
24.0
185
4.8
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
23.1
185
5.0
n/p
12
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
18.0
185
22.3
185
5.2
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
21.4
185
5.4
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
20.6
185
5.6
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
19.7
185
5.8
12
185
12.0
185
18.0
185
18.9
185
6.0
n/p
12
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
18.0
185
18.0
185
6.2
12
185
12.0
185
17.3
185
17.3
185
6.4
12
185
12.0
185
16.5
185
16.5
185
6.6
12
185
12.0
185
15.8
185
15.8
185
6.8
12
185
12.0
185
15.0
185
15.0
185
7.0
12
185
12.0
185
14.3
185
14.3
185
7.2
n/p
12
185
n/p
12.0
185
n/p
13.5
185
13.5
185
7.4
12
185
12.0
185
12.8
185
12.8
185
7.6
12
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
12.0
185
Table 11.6.4(R) design constraints

(e)
apply (see Note 2).
NOTES to Table 11.6.4(R)

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Clause 11.7.5.1
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NOTES:
1
Consideration should also be given to the use of large drop sprinklers. Factory Mutual Loss
Prevention Data 8-18 provides design and installation requirements for Large Drop sprinklers
protecting hanging garment storage.
A brief description of each of the terms used throughout the requirements for hanging
garments storage can be found in Clause 11.2.
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Figure 11.7.5.7(A)
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Clause 11.7.8.5
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Clause 11.7.8.9
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In the caption, correct ERTICAL to read VERTICAL.
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NOTE: Vertical barriers in racks should not be considered as a substitute for in-rack sprinklers.
The racking shown in Figure 11.7.6.4(A) assumes solid shelving with a minimum 100 mm
transverse flues at rack uprights.
In the NOTES to Item (b), delete the second word NOTES:
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Level 2 and Level 3 aerosols, subject to the design prerequisites of Appendix F, shall be
protected in accordance with the requirements of Table 11.7.8.14.
Clause 11.8.3
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Where pumps drawing directly from a town main supply are not permitted by the water
supply authority, pump suction tanks may take the form of break tanks the capacity of
which shall be not less than one third of the quantity (V min ) or 30 000 L, whichever is the
greater. Break tanks shall incorporate the following inflow arrangements:
(a)
Inflow shall be via two automatic mechanical float valves and one manually operated
valve, each sized to deliver not less than the maximum system demand (Q max ).
(b)
Inflow piping shall incorporate means for flow measurement.
(c)
Unless a lesser dimension is acceptable to the relevant authority, the outlet of any
inflow piping shall be not less than 3.0 m horizontally from suction piping inlets.
(d)
Inflow arrangements shall be accessible for inspection.
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Clause 12.10
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P = 6.05
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Q1.85
102
C1.85 d 4.87
Table 12.10(C)
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Appendix A, Paragraph A4.1
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A4.1 High Hazard Process occupancies
The following shall be classified as High Hazard Process Occupancies:
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Appendix A, Paragraph A4.2

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A4.2.1 High Hazard Storage occupancies
Appendix A, Paragraph A4.2.1
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The sprinkler protection of storage occupancies shall take into consideration the method of
storage, the hazardous nature of the materials being stored and the height of the storage.
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Appendix A, Paragraph A4.2.4

1
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A4.2.4 Categories of High Hazard storage
High Hazard storage occupancies shall be classified as follows:
(a)
High HazardStorage occupanciesCategory 1

Category 1 commodities include non-combustible products stored on wood
pallets, or within single layer cardboard cartons.
(b)

Category 2 commodities include Category 1 products stored in wooden crates
and boxes, or within multiple thickness cardboard cartons on wood pallets.
(c)
Category 3 commodities generally include paper or food products.

(d)
High HazardStorage occupancies Category 4

Category 4 goods would include Category 1, 2 and 3 goods containing in them,
or in their packaging, no more than 25% by volume of expanded (foamed)
plastic or polyurethane, or 15% by weight of unexpanded plastics or
polyurethane.
(e)

Category 5 goods include cartoned or uncartoned unexpanded plastics and
cartoned expanded plastics.
(f)

Category 6 goods include uncartoned expanded plastics.
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Foamed or cellular (expanded) plastics are those in which the density is reduced by the
presence of numerous small cells throughout their mass.
Appendix D, Figure D1(b)

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Fu l l c a p a c i t y t a n k
( b) Pu m p s u c ti o n t a nk a s d u a l s u p p l y
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Appendix D, Figure D2
1
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Appendix E, Paragraph E5
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Appendix E, Figure E6(C)

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PR ES SU R E
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120 0
1150
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900
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750
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350
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250
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G = M a x i m u m tow n s m a i n 2 s u p p l y at p u m p
H = Pu m p c h a r a c te r i s ti c c u r ve
J = Mi ni m u m c o m b i n e d s u p p l y (tow n s m a i n 1 a n d p u m p)
K = M a x i m u m c o m b i n e d wate r s u p p l y (tow n s m a i n 2 a n d p u m p)
L = D e m a n d c u r ve fo r m o s t u nfavo u r a b l e d e s i g n a r e a
M = D e m a n d c u r ve fo r m o s t favo u r a b l e d e s i g n a r e a
FIGURE E6(C) WORKED EXAMPLESDETERMINATION OF

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Pendent sidewall (WP)mounted horizontally and oriented to direct the spray

Horizontal sidewall (WH)mounted pendent and oriented to direct the spray

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FIGURE C4.3.2.2(A) TYPICAL RECIRCULATION TANK ARRANGEMENT

Where a recirculation tank as in Figure C4.3.2.2(A) above cannot be provided, a

prolonged recirculation can cause heat build-up unless some water is

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Maximum roof/ceiling height

Table 11.6.3(B) design constraints

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18.0 185 12.0 185

24.0 230 12.0 185

18.0 185 12.0 185

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18.4 188 12.0 185

18.4 188 12.0 185

24.0 230 12.0 185

18.0 185 12.0 185

15.6 185 18.0 185 12.0 185

19.2 194 12.0 185

19.2 194 12.0 185

24.0 230 12.0 185

18.0 185 12.0 185

18.0 185 18.0 185 12.0 185

20.0 200 12.0 185

20.0 200 12.0 185

24.0 230 12.0 185

18.0 185 12.0 185

18.0 185 12.0 185

20.8 206 12.0 185

20.8 206 12.0 185

24.0 230 12.0 185

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21.6 212 12.0 185

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