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The document outlines the requirements for fire and life safety assessments in buildings, specifying the need for FALAR 1 and FALAR 2 during different construction phases. It includes a color coding system for identifying various types of piping materials and their corresponding uses, as per the National Building Code regulations. Additionally, it details the necessary documentation for existing buildings with significant occupancy to ensure compliance with fire safety standards.

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Lea 1

The document outlines the requirements for fire and life safety assessments in buildings, specifying the need for FALAR 1 and FALAR 2 during different construction phases. It includes a color coding system for identifying various types of piping materials and their corresponding uses, as per the National Building Code regulations. Additionally, it details the necessary documentation for existing buildings with significant occupancy to ensure compliance with fire safety standards.

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FALAR 2

ANSI =American National Standards Institute (Construction Phase) is a compilation of all approved submittals,
FSIC = Fire Safety Inspection Certificate test and acceptance forms of all protection and life safety features.
Fire and Life Safety Assessment Report FALAR 3
FALAR 1 REQUIRED for all existing buildings with occupancy
(Pre-Construction Phase) is a compilation of plans / of at least 50 persons shall be required to submit a
specifications and design approach, criteria and calculations documentation on fire and life safety annually to Fire
Marshal when securing FSIC
IDENTIFICATION OF PIPE BY COLOR COLOR CODING OF PIPING
NBC Amended Rules and Regulation (PD 1096) NATIONAL BUILDING CODE (Rule X – Mechanical Regulations) pp196
Rule XIII Electrical and Mechanical Regulations

COLOR MATERIAL PIPED PIPE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION DESIGNATION COLOR

RED Carbon Dioxide Carbon Dioxide


Water (Fire Service) Fire Service Water Steam High Pressure WHITE
Exhaust System BUFF
ORANGE Acetylene Acetylene
Blast Furnace Gas B.F. Gas
Gasoline Gasoline
Grease Grease
Hydrogen Hydrogen Water H.P. & L.P. Fresh Water BLUE
Oxygen Oxygen Salt Water GREEN
Oil Oil
Tar Tar
Producer Gas Producer Gas
Liquid Petroleum Gas LPG
Oil and Water Oil and Water Oil Delivery BRASS BRONZE
Vacuum-High High Vacuum Discharge YELLOW

YELLOW Acid Acid


Air-High Pressure H.P. Air
Ammonia Ammonia
Steam-High Pressure H.P. Steam Pneumatic All Piping GRAY
Steam-Low Pressure L.P. Steam
Water-Boiler Feed Boiler Feed Water
Water-Hot Hot Water
Water-High Pressure H.P. Water
Gas All Piping BLACK
GREEN Air-Low Pressure L.P. Air Fuel Oil All Piping
Argon-Low Pressure L.P. Argon Refrigeration Pipes and Fittings
Helium-Low Pressure L.P. Helium
Nitrogen-Low Pressure L.P. Nitrogen
Water-Cold Cold Water
Water-Distilled Distilled Water
Water-Low Pressure L.P. Water
Water-Treated Treated Water
Oil and Water Oil and Water

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