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Self-testing and self-calibrating fire sprinkler system, method of installation and method of use

A Self-Testing and Self-Setting residential fire pump system for residential fire protection. The system is designed to boost pressure into a residential sprinkler system when water supply is insufficient to meet the sprinkler system's design requirements. The system comprises an in-line vertical multi-stage, centrifugal pump connected to an electric motor with horsepower ranges from ¾ to 10, a flow rate range of 15 gpm-200 gpm, and pressure ranges of 20 psi-238 psi. The system also comprises a controller assembly which is programmed to Self-Test and Self-Calibrate to most residential fire sprinkler systems with the push of a button, and a manifold made from brass or stainless steel pipe fittings connected to the pump's suction and discharge ports, allowing water to flow from an existing water supply through the pump to either the test loop or existing residential fire sprinkler system. The pump and controller can be mounted on an ABS base.
Owner:W S DARLEY & CO

Packaged residential fire sprinkler pump system

InactiveUS7845424B1Simple for flow testingStrengthen supervisionFire rescueEngineeringDead water
A packaged residential fire pump system for sprinkler protection of one- and two-family dwellings. The system independently provides sufficient water pressure, and volume, for a two sprinkler flow for a period of time. An existing domestic water supply is supplemented with a dead water storage tank. The system can be combined with hydraulically sized, or scheduled, system piping and sprinkler heads.
Owner:MILLER PETER C

Double interlock, preaction residential dry sprinkler fire protection system with a releasing control panel

InactiveUS20060021762A1Fire rescueInterlockControl valves
A residential dwelling unit fire protection system for a residential dwelling unit. The fire protection system includes a pressurized liquid supply, a pressurized gas supply, a control valve coupled to the liquid and gas supplies, a network of pipes coupled to the control valve and the pressurized gas supply, a pressure sensor, an alarm, a fire detection device, a releasing control panel, and a quantity of residential fire sprinklers to protect the residential dwelling unit. The control valve is normally in a closed position and can be single or double interlocked with other devices to prevent liquid flow through the control valve. Each of the quantity of residential fire sprinklers is coupled to the at least one pipe so that the control valve can be pre-actuated by the releasing control panel based on at least one of the pressure sensor or the fire detection device. Various methods are also described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Non-interlock, preaction residential dry sprinkler fire protection system with a releasing control panel

InactiveUS20060021759A1Hinder flow of liquidFire rescueFire protectionEngineering
A residential dwelling unit fire protection system for a residential dwelling unit. The fire protection system includes a pressurized liquid supply, a pressurized gas supply, a control valve coupled to the liquid and gas supplies, a network of pipes coupled to the control valve and the pressurized gas supply, a pressure sensor coupled to at least one pipe, an alarm coupled to the pressure sensor, a fire detection device, a releasing control panel, and a minimum quantity of residential fire sprinklers located adjacent each of the compartments. The control valve is normally in a closed position when unactuated to prevent liquid flow through the control valve. Each of the minimum quantity of residential fire sprinklers is coupled to the at least one pipe so that, upon at least one of a reduction in the gas pressure in the at least one pipe, the control valve is actuated by the releasing control panel based on at least one of the pressure sensor or the fire detection device to deliver liquid from the liquid supply to at least one of the residential fire sprinklers for distribution over a protection area at a predetermined density in at least one compartment. Various methods are also described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Residential dry sprinkler design method and system with fire resistant plastic components

A method of designing a residential fire protection system in a residential dwelling unit that utilizes fire-resistant plastics are shown and described. The residential dwelling unit has a plurality of compartments as defined in the 2002 National Fire Protection Association Standards 13, 13D, and 13R. The method can be achieved by: specifying a quantity and location of residential fire sprinklers in a residential fire sprinkler piping network filled with a gas to protect the plurality of compartments; and specifying at least one component of the dry pipe residential fire sprinkler piping network as a fire-resistant plastic component. Various aspects of the invention are also shown and described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Residential fire protection system and method

An outdoors residential fire-suppression system and method, employing very large water reservoirs, pumping means, one or more pipe circuits containing a plurality of batteries of fire extinguishing nozzles, and deployed around buildings on a property, that may be activated upon the automatic detection of a fire condition or manually as a preventive measure to create a fire barrier.A zonal version of the system and method employs a plurality of outdoors residential fire-suppression system that can be activated individually or collectively to combat a wildfire or to prevent a wildfire from spreading. The zonal version of the system and method can be collectively operated by fire authorities by a plurality of means, including satellite and wireless transmissions.The system can operate independent of any public energy supply and may be activated automatically or manually. Furthermore, the fire suppression system and method has the capability to issue audiovisual alarms, dial predefined telephone numbers, and report an impending fire condition.
Owner:LALOUZ SHLOMO

Residential fire sprinkler water supply system

Described is a limited-demand water supply system for use in residential homes wherein a supply of water is automatically provided to fire sprinklers by means of air pressure. Multiple tanks or vessels in a connected fluid system are partially filled with water and then pressurized with air pressure provided by an air compressor. There is maintained sufficient air pressure to empty the water in the vessel system through the fire sprinkler heads, when open. Preferably, to efficiently comply with most current fire system regulations, a set of vessels of less than about 200 gallons capacity each is filled about two-thirds with water and then air-pressurized to about 150 pounds per square inch.
Owner:PHILLIPS MARK A

Non-interlock, non-preaction residential dry sprinkler fire protection system with a releasing control panel

InactiveUS20060021761A1Hinder flow of liquidAvoid flowFire rescueFire protectionEngineering
A residential dwelling unit fire protection system for a residential dwelling unit. The fire protection system includes a pressurized liquid supply, a pressurized gas supply, a control valve coupled to the liquid and gas supplies, a network of pipes coupled to the control valve and the pressurized gas supply, a pressure sensor coupled to at least one pipe, an alarm coupled to the pressure sensor, and a quantity of residential fire sprinklers located adjacent each of the compartments. The control valve is normally in a closed position when unactuated to prevent liquid flow through the control valve. Each of the quantity of residential fire sprinklers is coupled to the at least one pipe so that, upon a reduction in gas pressure in the at least one pipe, the control valve is actuated by the pressure sensor to deliver liquid from the liquid supply to at least one of the residential fire sprinklers for distribution over a protection area at a predetermined density in at least one compartment. Various methods are also described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Packaged residential fire sprinkler system

A fire sprinkler system assembled as a complete package 13D-13R-U.L. listed components including a fire pump / motor, electric controller, pipe fittings, manifold assembly, ball valve, flow switch, pressure switch, pressure gauge, and check valve, all mounted on a frame attached to a high density polyethelene base. The invention also uses optional water storage tanks.
Owner:WEBER JUNATA E

Non-interlock, non-preaction residential dry sprinkler fire protection system with alarm

A residential dwelling unit fire protection system for a residential dwelling unit. The fire protection system includes a pressurized liquid supply, a pressurized gas supply, a control valve coupled to the liquid and gas supplies, the control valve being biased in a closed position to prevent liquid flow through the control valve based on a pressure differential between the liquid and gas supplies, a network of pipes coupled to the pressurized gas supply, a minimum quantity of residential fire sprinklers, and an alarm to indicate a flow of liquid through the network. Each of the quantity of residential fire sprinklers is coupled to the at least one pipe so that, upon actuation of at least one residential fire sprinkler, the control valve is actuated to deliver liquid from the liquid supply to at least one of the residential fire sprinklers for distribution over a protection area at a predetermined density in at least one compartment. Various aspects of the invention are also shown and described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Residential dry sprinkler design method and system

A method of designing a residential fire protection system in a residential dwelling unit are shown and described. The residential dwelling unit has a plurality of compartments as defined in the 2002 National Fire Protection Association Standards 13, 13D, and 13R. The method can be achieved by: determining a minimum quantity and location of residential fire sprinklers required to determine a hydraulic demand calculation of the residential fire sprinklers of a piping network filled with water and arranged to protect the plurality of compartments; and specifying the minimum quantity and location of residential fire sprinklers in a piping network filled with a gas. Various aspects of the invention are also shown and described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Residential dry sprinkler design method and system with wet main pipe and fire resistant plastic dry branch pipes

A method of designing a residential fire protection system in a residential dwelling unit with fire-resistant plastic components and non-fire-resistant plastic components are shown and described. The residential dwelling unit has a plurality of compartments as defined in the 2002 National Fire Protection Association Standards 13, 13D, and 13R. The method can be achieved by: specifying a quantity and location of residential fire sprinklers in a residential fire sprinkler piping network having a main pipe filled with liquid and a branch pipe connected to the residential fire sprinklers filled with a gas to protect the plurality of compartments; and specifying the branch pipe as a fire-resistant plastic branch pipe with an opening having a cross-sectional area different than the cross-sectional area of the main pipe. Various aspects of the invention are also shown and described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Residential fire sprinkler

A pendent type residential fire sprinkler is described. The residential fire sprinkler has a body with a K-factor of at least 6 passage coupled to a deflector assembly that distributes fluid flowing through the passage over a coverage area to perform in accordance with Underwriters Laboratory Standard 1626 (October 2003) for listing by Underwriters Laboratory Incorporated so that the body and a heat responsive trigger disposed between the passage and the deflector assembly of the sprinkler can be installed in accordance with the 2002 Edition of National Fire Protection Association Standards 13, 13D, and 13R. Various aspects of the residential fire sprinkler, including a method of protecting a residential dwelling unit are described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Large volume fire service water meter

A large volume water meter having particular application for use with a fire suppression system by which to measure the volume of water consumed by a residence during periods of calm and during a fire emergency when water is supplied from a source at high speed to a sprinkler system in order to combat a residential fire. The water meter has a dual element strainer assembly including an outer strainer to trap sand and other suspended particles and an inner strainer surrounded by the outer strainer and arranged in spaced coaxial alignment therewith. An adjustable flow control turbine assembly having a rotor that is responsive to the water flow is received within the inner strainer. The turbine assembly and the dual element strainer assembly are coupled to one another within the water meter so as to produce an uninterrupted stream of water by way of radial and axial flow paths through the strainer assembly to the turbine assembly.
Owner:ZENNER PERFORMANCE METERS

Pendent residential fire protection sprinklers

A pendent residential fire prevention sprinkler has a frame structure extending from the sprinkler body, and a system for blocking an outlet to prevent fluid from passing through the outlet until occurrence of a predetermined condition and for unblocking the outlet in response to occurrence of the condition. A deflector is supported by the frame structure at a predetermined distance from the outlet, at a position to be impinged upon by the fluid leaving the outlet. The deflector has a central portion and a peripheral portion, and slots formed in the periphery, defining tines therebetween. The slots include a first plurality of slots, each of which extends inward from the deflector periphery with a uniform width, a second plurality of slots, each of which has a first portion and a second portion between the deflector periphery and the slot's closed end, where the first portion has a width that varies at different points, while the second portion has a uniform width.
Owner:RELIABLE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER

Sound based fire alarm system and method

Stovetop fires are among the more prevalent of resident fire hazards and smoke detectors are among the most prevalent and economical forms of residential fire alarms. Automatic stovetop fire extinguishers can prevent property damage and even personal injury; however, these stovetop fire extinguishers may also limit smoke emissions and the subsequent detection of smoke. While an initial fire may be efficiently subdued by an automatic stovetop fire extinguisher, it is often desirable to alert present and future occupants of a fire hazardous condition. A sound based fire alarm system and method are described herein, which detects a sound burst emitted upon deployment of an automatic stovetop fire extinguisher and triggers a continuous fire alarm to alert occupants of a potentially fire hazardous condition. Alarm signals can be audible, visual, or both. The system may be a stand alone system and use battery power for affordability and ease of installation. The method described herein enables the ready and automatic extinguishment of a stovetop fire, while alerting those in the surrounding area or those in adjacent dwellings of a fire situation.
Owner:WILLIAMSRDM

Residential dry sprinkler fire protection system

Systems and methods for residential fire protection systems in a residential dwelling unit are shown and described. The residential dwelling unit has a plurality of compartments as defined in the 2002 National Fire Protection Association Standards 13, 13D, and 13R. The methods and systems can be achieved by: determining a minimum quantity and location of residential fire sprinklers required to determine a hydraulic demand calculation of the residential fire sprinklers of a piping network filled with water and arranged to protect the plurality of compartments; and specifying the minimum quantity and location of residential fire sprinklers in a piping network filled with a gas. Various aspects of the invention are also shown and described.
Owner:TYCO FIRE PRODS LP

Self-testing and self-calibrating fire sprinkler system, method of installation and method of use

A Self-Testing and Self-Setting residential fire pump system for residential fire protection. The system is designed to boost pressure into a residential sprinkler system when water supply is insufficient to meet the sprinkler system's design requirements. The system comprises an in-line vertical multi-stage, centrifugal pump connected to an electric motor with horsepower ranges from ¾ to 10, a flow rate range of 15 gpm-200 gpm, and pressure ranges of 20 psi-238 psi. The system also comprises a controller assembly which is programmed to Self-Test and Self-Calibrate to most residential fire sprinkler systems with the push of a button, and a manifold made from brass or stainless steel pipe fittings connected to the pump's suction and discharge ports, allowing water to flow from an existing water supply through the pump to either the test loop or existing residential fire sprinkler system. The pump and controller can be mounted on an ABS base.
Owner:W S DARLEY & CO

Self-contained self-actuated modular fire suppression unit

ActiveUS20110278029A1Economical to purchaseInstallation economyFire rescueSmoke detectorsFire detector
A residential fire suppression system for providing an automated safeguard against a localized fire within a residential space. Comprised primarily of a mounting bracket, pressurized tank of fire retardant, a dispersal nozzle and motorized valve assembly, a smoke detector, and a fire detector, the self-contained self-actuated modular fire suppression unit mounts in the ceiling of a residential space and will detect smoke within the space below it and sound an audible alarm. Additionally, the unit detects fire within the space below and actuates a motorized valve assembly allowing the pressurized fire retardant stored in the tank to be expelled.
Owner:NEWTON JEFFREY T

A dual-shaft smoke exhaust fire check valve

The utility model relates to a double-axis smoke-exhaust and fire-proof check valve, which is used for smoke-exhaust, fire-proof, and anti-smoke prevention in public smoke exhaust ducts of residences, including a valve body, a valve plate, and an actuator. When the valve is closed, the valve plate is perpendicular to the horizontal plane. It is characterized in that the valve plate is provided with two rotating shafts, the upper and lower rotating shafts, and the upper rotating shaft and the lower rotating shaft are hingedly connected by a C-shaped connector. The axis center of the upper shaft is at the center of gravity when the valve plate is closed, and the center of gravity is shifted to the side of the smoke inlet by 10°. By adjusting the position and quantity of the shaft, it is no longer necessary to make the sealing ring of the valve body into an inclined plane as in the traditional method. To ensure that the valve plate has a pressure on the sealing ring.
Owner:秦先军

30-minute residential fire protection of floors

A fire protective barrier for a residential floor (10) and a method of its construction, the construction involving a floor (10) supported on lightweight joists (11) of a type susceptible to early failure once exposed to a fire existing in the space below the floor, an array of elongated steel main tees (21) suspended below the joists, the tees being parallel and spaced apart by a nominal distance of 21, the tees having an upper hollow reinforcing bulb, a central vertical web extending downwardly from the bulb and a horizontal flange extending laterally from both sides of the web, drywall panels (22) carried on upper faces of the flanges of adjacent pairs of tees, the drywall panels having a width of slightly less than the center-to-center distance of the tees, a majority of the panels having lengths of 8 ' or more.
Owner:USG BORAL BUILDING PROD

Retrofit Self-Annunciating Sprinkler

InactiveUS20180144595A1WhistlesSirensWater sourceCoupling
A water-powered residential fire suppression and alarm system is provided. The system comprises a sprinkler head, a water-powered or electrically-powered alarm, a fire-resistant transfer line assembly, and a housing assembly. The sprinkler activates upon excessive heat. The transfer line assembly provides an unclosable channel connecting an existing residential water source with the sprinkler head. The transfer line assembly includes a fire-resistant transfer line connected to a multi-port coupling which connects to the existing water source. The transfer line assembly also provides water to the alarm. The housing assembly has a housing with a vertical span of about 3-12 inches. The sprinkler head and alarm are mounted to the housing assembly and the transfer line assembly is connected to the housing assembly. When water is provided to the coupling and the sprinkler head activates, water flows through the transfer line, activating the alarm.
Owner:AKERS WILLIAM E
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