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Description

Alexandria, MN

MNTC is a 2-story building with 2 sprinkler zones, one wet system and one dry system. This project had a couple of unique challenges that we needed contended with. Due to the lack of space on the 1st floor the control valves in this building were located in a storage room on 2nd floor. This was a challenge because we needed to coordinate the drainage of the systems and the routing of the FDC piping to the exterior wall. Another challenge we were met with was keeping the piping concealed in the lobby areas and chapel. In order to do this, we utilized dry pendent sprinklers in the vaulted ceilings and fed those from the dry system in the attic.

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Project Specs

Project Type
New Construction
Area of Application
100,000 - 125,000 sq. ft.
Number of Stories
2
Number of Sprinklers
750 - 1,000
Number of Zones
2
Design Standards
NFPA 13
System Type(s)
Dry, Wet
Occupancy Classifications
Light, Residential
Water Sources
Municipal Supply
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