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25、 for Fire Control and Vapor Mitigation2011 EditionThis edition of NFPA 18A, StandardonWaterAdditivesforFireControlandVaporMitigation, wasprepared by the Technical Committee on Water Additives for Fire Control and Vapor Mitiga-tion. It was issued by the Standards Council on December 14, 2010, with an

26、 effective date ofJanuary 3, 2011, and supersedes all previous editions.This edition of NFPA 18A was approved as an American National Standard on January 3, 2011.Origin and Development of NFPA 18AIn 1998, the NFPA Standards Council approved the formation of the Technical Committee onWater Additives

27、for Fire Control and Vapor Mitigation. The committee was tasked with havingprimary responsibility for documents on the manufacture, testing, application, and use of wateradditives for the control and/or suppression of fire and flammable vapor mitigation, includingwater additives used to prevent or r

28、educe the spread of fire and the use of water additives in fixed,semi-fixed, mobile, and portable fire suppression systems. The standard they were given wasNFPA 18, WettingAgents.Initially, the committee proposed to combine wetting agents and water additives underone standard. This effort was return

29、ed to the committee by Association action in June 2003. Asa result, the committee decided to divide this work into two subject areas and standards,retaining and revising NFPA 18 and creating a new standard addressing water additives,NFPA 18A, the first edition of which was issued in 2007.Changes in

30、the 2011 edition include a reorganization of Chapters 5 and 6, clarification oftest procedures and criteria, and the removal of secondary (U.S.) units throughout much ofthe text.18A1NFPA and National Fire Protection Association are registered trademarks of the National Fire Protection Association, Q

31、uincy, Massachusetts 02169.Technical Committee on Water Additives for Fire Control and Vapor MitigationArmand V. Brandao, ChairFM Approvals, MA IMichael T. Greiner, SecretaryHazard Control Technologies, Inc., GA MDominic J. Colletti, Hale Products, Inc., PA MRep. Fire Apparatus Manufacturers Associa

32、tionJames M. Figueira, Environmental Chemical Solutions,CA MCharles W. George, IFSC Consultants, MT SECecilia W. Johnson, U.S.D.A. Forest Service, MT RTBlake M. Shugarman, Underwriters Laboratories Inc.,IL RTStanley R. Tarnowski, FIRESAFE Consulting Group,GA SERobert E. Tinsley, Jr., Pyrocool Techno

33、logies, Inc.,VA MLarry Vandersall, Lawdon Fire Services, Inc., CA SERep. TC on Forest and Rural Fire ProtectionAlternatesBob R. Carter, Hazard Control Technologies Canada,Canada M(Alt. to M. T. Greiner)Gerald J. Halpin III, CET Fire Pumps Manufacturing,Canada M(Alt. to D. J. Colletti)George Unger, U

34、nderwriters Laboratories of Canada,Canada RT(Alt. to B. M. Shugarman)Bennie Vincent, FM Global, MA I(Alt. to A. V. Brandao)Richard P. Bielen, NFPA Staff LiaisonThis list represents the membership at the time the Committee was balloted on the final text of this edition. Since that time,changes in the

35、 membership may have occurred. A key to classifications is found at the back of the document.NOTE: Membership on a committee shall not in and of itself constitute an endorsement of the Association orany document developed by the committee on which the member serves.Committee Scope: This Committee sh

36、all have primary responsibility for documents on the manufacture,testing, application, and use of water additives for the control and/or suppression of fire and flammablevapor mitigation including water additives used to prevent or reduce the spread of fire and the use of wateradditives in fixed, se

37、mi-fixed, mobile, and portable fire suppression systems.18A2 WATER ADDITIVES FOR FIRE CONTROL AND VAPOR MITIGATION2011 EditionContentsChapter 1 Administration . 18A41.1 Scope 18A41.2 Purpose 18A41.3 Application . 18A41.4 Retroactivity 18A41.5 Equivalency . 18A41.6 Units and Formulas 18A4Chapter 2 Re

38、ferenced Publications 18A42.1 General 18A42.2 NFPA Publications 18A42.3 Other Publications . 18A42.4 References for Extracts in MandatorySections . 18A5Chapter 3 Definitions 18A53.1 General 18A53.2 NFPA Official Definitions . 18A53.3 General Definitions 18A5Chapter 4 Uses and Limitations . 18A64.1 G

39、eneral 18A64.2 Limitations . 18A64.3 Compatibility of Water AdditiveConcentrate and Solutions. 18A74.4 Concentrations 18A7Chapter 5 Properties and General TestProtocols for Evaluation of WaterAdditive Concentrate andSolution . 18A75.1 General. . 18A75.2 Toxicity and Environmental Tests. 18A75.3 Phys

40、ical Properties. . 18A75.4 Stability. . 18A85.5 Uniform Corrosion. 18A95.6 Intergranular Corrosion Test. 18A105.7 Compatibility with NonmetallicMaterials 18A11Chapter 6 Class A Fire Test Methods . 18A126.1 General. . 18A126.2 Wood Panel Fire Test. 18A126.3 Wood Crib Fire Test. . 18A12Chapter 7 Class

41、 B Fire Test Methods 18A127.1 General 18A127.2 Spill Fire Test 18A127.3 Pool Fire Test 18A137.4 Three-Dimensional Fuel Fire Test 18A147.5 Polar Solvents Fire Test. (Reserved) 18A147.6 Emulsification Test. 18A157.7 Fuel in Depth Fire Test. (Reserved) 18A15Chapter 8 Packaging and Labeling . 18A158.1 P

42、ackaging . 18A158.2 Storage. . 18A158.3 Labeling . 18A15Chapter 9 Supply . 18A159.1 System Requirements. . 18A159.2 Fire Department Supply Requirements . 18A159.3 Fixed Systems 18A15Chapter 10 Inspection, Testing, andMaintenance of Fixed Systems . 18A1610.1 Fixed Extinguishing Systems. 18A1610.2 Ins

43、pection of Water AdditiveConcentrate. . 18A16Annex A Explanatory Material . 18A16Annex B Residual Fire Retardancy . 18A19Annex C ICAL Radiant Panel Test for ExposureProtection 18A19Annex D Three-Dimensional Fire TestApparatus . 18A20Annex E Informational References 18A20Index . 18A2518A3CONTENTS2011

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48、echnical committee re-sponsible for the source document.Changes other than editorial are indicated by a verticalrule beside the paragraph, table, or figure in which thechange occurred. These rules are included as an aid to theuser in identifying changes from the previous edition. Whereone or more co

49、mplete paragraphs have been deleted, the de-letion is indicated by a bullet ( ) between the paragraphs thatremain.Information on referenced publications can be found inChapter 2 and Annex E.Chapter 1 Administration1.1 Scope. This standard provides the minimum requirementsfor water additives used for the control and/or suppression ofClass A and Class B fires and the mitigation of flammable vapors.1.2 Purpose. This standard is intend