FIRE FIGHTING & DETECTION DESIGN

Life Safety & Fire Protection

FIRE FIGHTING & DETECTION DESIGN COURSE

Duration: 2 Months (60 Hours) Mode: Classroom & Live Online Eligibility: Mechanical / Electrical / Civil Engineers Certification: NFPA & NBC 2016 Compliant

Course Overview

The Fire Fighting and Fire Detection Design Course is engineered to train students and professionals in comprehensive life safety and active fire suppression design for commercial, industrial, high-rise residential, and institutional buildings conforming to NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) and National Building Code of India (NBC 2016 Part 4).

Participants master building hazard categorization, automatic fire sprinkler layout and hydraulic density calculations, internal/external fire hydrants, landing valves, fire water storage capacity sizing, main/jockey/diesel pump head calculations, clean agent gas suppression (FM-200 / Novec 1230), and conventional/addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP).

What You Will Learn

Hazard Classification

Light, Ordinary, Extra Hazard & NFPA 13/14 compliance rules.

Sprinkler Hydraulic Design

K-Factor discharge, area of operation & pipe branch sizing.

Fire Pumps & Water Static Tanks

NFPA 20 pump head, GPM flow, Jockey & Diesel generator pumps.

Fire Alarm & Clean Agent

Smoke/heat detector loops, FACP panels & FM-200 flooding.

Complete Syllabus & Modules

  • Fire Triangle, Fire Tetrahedron & Classes of Fire (Class A, B, C, D, K)
  • Fire protection engineering roles & statutory authority approval workflows
  • National & International Standards: NFPA (10, 13, 14, 20, 72, 2001), NBC 2016 Part 4, TAC guidelines
  • Occupancy classifications: Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Storage, Hazardous
  • Hazard Grouping: Light Hazard, Ordinary Hazard (Group 1 & 2), Extra Hazard
  • Water demand & duration requirements according to hazard type
  • Sprinkler types: Pendent, Upright, Sidewall, Concealed & Early Suppression Fast Response (ESFR)
  • Temperature ratings, bulb color codes & K-factor discharge values (K=5.6, 8.0, 11.2)
  • Spacing, area of coverage & distance from walls/beams
  • Pipe schedule method vs. Hydraulic calculation method (Hazen-Williams)
  • Alarm Check Valves (ACV), Water Motor Gongs & Flow Switches
  • Standpipe classifications: Class I, Class II, Class III systems
  • Internal landing valves, first-aid hose reels, branch pipes & nozzles
  • External yard hydrants, pillar post hydrants, ring mains & sectional valves
  • Fire Department Connections (FDC / Siamese breeching inlet)
  • Pressure Reducing Valves (PRV) for high-rise zone pressure limiting
  • Dedicated underground & terrace fire water static tank sizing
  • Pumps: Main Electric Fire Pump, Standby Diesel Driven Pump, and Jockey Pump
  • Pump head (bar/PSI) and flow (GPM / LPM) sizing calculations
  • Pump room layout, suction/discharge headers, test lines & flow meters
  • Conventional vs. Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP)
  • Detectors: Optical Smoke, Heat, Multi-Sensor, Beam & Duct smoke detectors
  • Manual Call Points (MCP), Sounder Strobes, Response Indicators & Loop modules
  • Integration with AHU tripping, elevator grounding & stairwell pressurization
  • FM-200 (HFC-227ea) / Novec 1230 total flooding for Server Rooms & Data Centers
  • Enclosure volume calculation, nozzle placement & discharge timing
  • Commercial kitchen wet chemical suppression (UL 300)
  • 2D AutoCAD fire fighting floor plans, sprinkler grids & pump room schematics
  • Riser diagrams and bill of quantities (BOQ) with valve & pipe schedules
  • Technical compliance checklists for Fire NOC statutory submissions

Target Career Opportunities

  • Fire Fighting Design Engineer
  • Fire Protection Consultant
  • MEP Safety & Fire Engineer
  • Fire Alarm (FACP) Specialist
  • Fire Systems Estimator & Auditor
Fire Fighting Design Course Training
Fee Structure
Affordable & EMI Available
NFPA & NBC Codes Included