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<br />TABLE OF CONTENTS
<br />PROJECT INFORMATION:
<br />Spec Formliners, Inc.
<br />1038 East Fourth Street
<br />Santa Ana, CA 92701
<br />Steve Deering - (714)429-9500
<br />Existing Building Type:Type V-N Sprinklered
<br />Building Roof Type:Wood Roof
<br />Building Floor Type:Concrete Slab
<br />Existing Occupancy Use:B-1 Administrative Offices.F-1 Wood Shop
<br />and Painting
<br />Installation of one open front industrial spray booth per NFPA 33
<br />and NEC 516.
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<br />PAGE 1:PLAN NOTES
<br />PAGE 2:PROPERTY PLOT PLAN
<br />PAGE 3:SPRAY BOOTH FLOOR PLAN
<br />PAGE 4:SPRAY BOOTH SPECIFICATION
<br />PAGE 5:SPRAY BOOTH SPECIFICATION
<br />PAGE 6:ROOF FRAMING DETAIL
<br />PAGE 7:SPRAY BOOTH DUCT DETAIL
<br />PAGE 8:SPRAY BOOTH ELECTRICAL
<br />PROPOSED WORK:
<br />No change in existing z
<br />booth.No other spray
<br />spray application of nc
<br />concrete form liners.
<br />trades.
<br />Applicable Codes:201:
<br />GENERAL NOTES:
<br />1 Se.Installation of one open front spray
<br />booth exist.- Spray booth to be used for the
<br />m-conveying polyurea technologies, for
<br />Includes building, mechanical, and electrical
<br />3 CBC, 2013 CEC, 2013 CMC, 2013 CFC.
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<br />, : ORANGE COUNTY FIRE AUTHORITY
<br />! REVIEWED by Planning & Development !
<br />k . Approval subject to field inspection and !
<br />required,test, notations herebn, conditions
<br />in correspondence and conformance with
<br />applicable regulations. The stamping of
<br />these plans shall not be held to permit or
<br />approve the violation of any law.
<br />OCFA Service Request_# Fl 194-1
<br />Fee Codes:, 0234.5,60(2 3 LoPlan Type:_S(7247 6uul#,GULA OAff
<br />By: 65'Wer Date:61414
<br />(Employee #_ 2-)*d)
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<br /> ONLY STAMPED SHEETS REV;EWED I
<br />BY ORA.REE COUNTY FIRE AUTHORITY
<br />Call 40 hrs. in advance
<br />to schedule inspections:
<br />714-573-6150
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<br />1. No smoking and no welding signs·shall be posted in the spray
<br />booth area.
<br />2. Electrical wiring shall be in accordance with NEC 2013, CEC
<br />2013, and CFC 2013 CH. 24.
<br />3. Storage+ use, and handling of combustible liquids. per CFC 2010
<br />CH. 24 & 57.
<br />4. Spray Booth shall be manufactured of not less than 18 gauge
<br />steel for single wall and not less than ·20 gauge for double
<br />wall.
<br />5. The area of ah individual spray booth may not exceed 1500
<br />square feet.
<br />6. Interior surfaces shall be smooth and continuous.
<br />7. Floors of spray booth shall be non-combustible.
<br />8. If installed, baffles must be removable for cleaning, and
<br />provide even air flow.
<br />9. Enclosed spray booth must have doors with positive pressure
<br />latch(s).
<br />10.Exit doors on enclosed spray booth shall not be less than 30" x
<br />80".
<br />11.Spray booth exhaust ducts and piping must be properly grounded.
<br />12.Ventilation shall be adequate to prevent the dangerous
<br />accumulation of vapors.
<br />-13.+ -Mechanical ventilation shall -be kept in operation--while
<br />spraying operation is being conducted.
<br />14.Spraying equipment shall be interlocked with the ventilation
<br />system such that the spraying operation can not be conducted
<br />unless the ventilation system is in operation.
<br />15.Air exhausted from the spraying operation shall not be
<br />re-circulated.
<br />16. Ventilation shall be designed in accordance with all applicable
<br />codes.
<br />17.Each spray booth shall have an independent exhaust duct
<br />discharging to the exterior of the building.
<br />18.Electric motors shall not be placed on the inside of the booth
<br />or duct.
<br />19.Fan rotating elements (fan blade) shall be nonferrous or non
<br />sparking construction.
<br />20.Belts shall not enter booths or ducts unless they are tightly
<br />enclosed.
<br />21.Exhaust duct are 18 gauge steel, or less per approved schedule
<br />and to be seamed with non-combustible materials.
<br />22.Exhaust duet shall have clearance from combustible materials
<br />(construction) of not less than 18", above, or below combustible
<br />material unless protection is applied in accordance with
<br />appropriate codes.
<br />23.Duct discharge point shall be 3' from adjoining combustible
<br />surfaces (i.e. walls, roof) .
<br />24.Duct bends shall not exceed 45 degrees.Bends shall not
<br />constrict air flow.
<br />25.Latched clean out doors shall be provided to allow thorough
<br />cleaning of fan 12" x 12" minimum (one shall be placed at
<br />sprinkler head location per code).
<br />26.Glass used for spray booth is 316" heat-treated tempered glass.
<br />27.Light fixture glass shall not be more than 20 percent of total
<br />area of ceiling or wall on which it is mounted.
<br />28.Exit doors shall be placed 15 feet from any portion of the
<br />spray booth.
<br />€g) Spray booth shall be protected by an approved automatic fire
<br />protection system - water sprinklers.
<br />PLAN NOTES REVISIONS
<br />GENERAL NOTES:(continued)
<br />30.Electrical lighting, wiring, and electrical equipment in and
<br />around the booth shall be in accordance. with NEC 516.
<br />31. Inside the spray booth, electrical shall be Class 1, Division 1.
<br /><ZE) Spray booth will not be used for drying purposes.
<br />¤ mFIRE AUTHORITY NOTES : 9
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<br />l. OCFA final inspection required. Please schedule all field
<br />inspections at least 48 hours in advance. Inspections canceled
<br />after 1 p.m. on the day before the·scheduled date will be subject
<br />to a re-inspection fee. Call OCFA Inspection Scheduling at
<br />714-573-6150.
<br />2. Smoking shall be prohibited is spray finishing areas, mixing rooms,
<br />and in the vicinity of dip tanks. "NO SMOKING" signs shall be
<br />conspicuously posted in such areas. CFC 2403.2.6.
<br />3. Welding warning signs shall be posted in the vicinity of spraying
<br />areas, dipping operations, and paint storage rooms with the
<br />following warning: "NO WELDING -- The use of welding and/or cutting
<br />equipment in or near this area is dangerous because of fire and
<br />explosion hazards. Welding and cutting shall be done only under
<br />the supervision of the person in charge. " CFC 2403.2.7.
<br />4. Electrical wiring and equipment shall be in accordance with CFC 24,
<br />NFPA 33, NFPA 70, and the California Electrical Code. CFC 2403.2.1.
<br />5. Interior surfaces of spray booths shall be smooth and continuous
<br />without edges and otherwise designed to prevent pocketing of
<br />residue, to allow free passage of exhaust air from all pockets of
<br />the interior, and to facilitate washing and cleaning without
<br />injury. CFC 2404.3.2.2.
<br />6. Floors shall be of noncombustible material or shall be covered
<br />with a noncombustible, non-sparking material of such character to
<br />facilitate safe cleaning and removal of residue. CFC 2404.3.1.1.
<br />7. When spray booths are illuminated, fixed lighting units that
<br />transmit light.into the spray booth through heat-treated or
<br />hammered wire glass shall be used. Glass panels shall be arranged
<br />to minimize breakage and so that normal accumulation of residue on
<br />the exposed surface of a panel will not be raised to 200 oF by the
<br />heat from the source of the illumination. CFC 2404.6.2. '
<br />8. Portable electric lamps shall not be used in spraying areas during
<br />a spraying operation. CFC 2404.6.2.4.
<br />9. Metal parts of spray booths, exhaust ducts, and piping systems
<br />conveying Class I or Class II liquids shall be electrically
<br />grounded in accordance with the National Electrical Code.· CFC
<br />2403.2.5.
<br />10.Spraying areas shall be provided with mechanical ventilation
<br />adequate to prevent the dangerous accumulation of vapors. CFC
<br />2404.7.
<br />11.Mechanical ventilation shall be kept in operation at all times
<br />while- sptraying operations are 'being -condocted''and for--a-sufficient
<br />time thereafter to allow vapors from drying coated articles and
<br />finishing material residue to be exhausted. CFC 2404.7.1.
<br />12.Spraying equipment shall be interlocked with the ventilation of
<br />the spraying area such that spraying operations cannot be
<br />conducted unless the ventilation system is in operation. CFC
<br />2404.8.
<br />13.Recirculation ventilation systems shall have approved vapor
<br />detection systems. If the approved vapor concentration in the'
<br />re-circulated air stream exceeds 25 percent of the lower
<br />flammability limit, the system shall automatically shut down the
<br />spraying operation, switch the ventilation system to 100 percent
<br />outdoor exhaust and sound an alarm. CFC 2404.7.2.
<br />14.Ventilation systems shall be designed, installed and maintained
<br />such that the average air velocity over the open face of the
<br />booth, or booth cross-section, in the direction of airflow during
<br />spraying operations shall not be less than 100 lineal feet per
<br />minute. CFC 2404.7.3.
<br />15.Portable fire extinguishers shall be provided for spraying areas
<br />in accordance with the requirements for an extra (high) hazard
<br />occupancy (e.g., 4-A:40-BC within 30 feet of the booth). See CFC
<br />Standard 10-1. CFC 2404.4.1 and 906.
<br />16.Spray booths and spraying rooms shall not be alternately used for
<br />the purpose of drying arrangements which would cause a material to
<br />increase the surface temperature of the spray booth or room unless
<br />used for automobile refinishing in accordance with Section CFC
<br />2404.6.1 and 2404.6.1.2.2
<br />17.Housekeeping, maintenance and storage of hazardous materials.
<br />Housekeeping, maintenance, storage and use of hazardous materials
<br />shall be in accordance with Sections 2403.3, 2403.4, 2404.5.1 and
<br />2404.5.2.
<br />18.Waste cans: Approved metal waste cans equipped with self-closing
<br />lids shall be provided whenever rags or waste are impregnated with
<br />finishing materials. Such rags and waste shall be deposited
<br />therein immediately after being utilized. The content of waste
<br />cans shall be properly deposited of at least once daily and at the
<br />end of each shift.
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<br />DATE:01/01/2014
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