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45-01 PAINT HANGAR UPGRADE <br /> CITY OF EVERETT MEETING <br /> OCTOBFR 16, 1995 <br /> SMOKE VENTILATION <br /> Smoko ventilation is presently in the upgrade design. Smoke ve;itilation <br /> was included in order to meet the intent of present code requirerr,ents <br /> for a new building. <br /> After development of the design details it has been determined that <br /> smoke ventilation combined with a deluge fire sprinkler system will not <br /> function properly. The coolinp effect of the sprinkler water will drive the <br /> smoke to the hangar floor hence preventing proper removal through and <br /> overhead ventilation system. <br /> A more functional solution is to allow opening of the hangar doors by the <br /> fire fighters for smoke ventilation. The doors are powered on emergency <br /> power and will be manually operated from the exterior of the building. <br /> The process ventilation system also has a feature for fire fighter <br /> operation. If necessary, the system can be set to exhaust mode to help <br /> evacuate smoke from the han�ar iloor. This design option has been <br /> developed with Boeing Fire Protection Engineering and the Boeing Fire <br /> Department. <br /> 45-01 and 45-03 hangars are not equipped with smoke ventilation <br /> presently. Airplanes placed in the 45-01 for painting are not fueled or <br /> have fuel cells drained and with an inert cover gas. As a result, the <br /> amount of fuel present in the hangar is limited to painting materials. This <br /> is a small fuel load which would give a flash fire with limited smoke <br /> generation. Functions where fueled airplanes arA in the hangar are <br /> limited to weights and measures and no maintenance or exchange of <br /> parts. The hangar doors are kept open during these operations. <br /> in summar�we request concurrence to revise the design to eliminate the <br /> smoke ventilation system from the hangar upgrade design. Fire flghter <br /> r.ianual operation of the doors will be used if required for smoke <br /> ventilation. � <br />