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FIRE PROTECTION DIVISION

This division includes the plans, details, and schedules that describe the fire protection systems that are to be installed in the building. These systems can include, as applicable, wet-pipe or dry-pipe sprinkler systems, monitoring equipment, and alarms. A discussion of these systems is beyond the scope of this TRAMAN.

Figure 4-4.Example of a schematic diagram

HVAC SYSTEMS AND DRAWINGS

Although its the engineers responsibility to design heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning systems, the drafter who prepares drawings of the systems should have a basic understanding of the operating principles of each. Those principles, and a typical heating and air conditioning layout for a building, are discussed in the

Figure 4-5.Forced-air heating system.

following paragraphs. For a discussion of heating principles (including theory, measurement of heat, and heat transfer) and a discussion of the principles of refrigeration and air conditioning, you should read chapters 9 and 10 of Utilitiesman 3, NAVEDTRA 12532.







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