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5.4.2  Air supply Style "B" 

See figure 5.4. 

The Viking model D-2 air pressure maintenance device 
(APMD) 

(E5)

 is a pressure regulator that automatically 

reduces the supply air pressure to a pre-set requirement 
when connected to a constantly maintained air supply 
(plant air, external tanked air compressor or dry nitrogen 
tank). 

Features: 

 

Replaceable air inlet filter 

 

Outlet pressure range is 5 to 75 psi (

±

 2 psi) (0.345 

to 5.17 bar).  Air pressure setting can be readjusted 
after installation (refer to chapter 5.3.2 TO ADJUST 
SYSTEM AIR PRESSURE for air supply Style "B"). 

 

Ball check to prevent back flow 

 

Restriction orifice 1/16" (1,59mm) to prevent rapid 
re- pressurization of a system. The Viking model D-
2 APMD 

(E5) 

regulates and restricts air flow. 

 

The air or nitrogen supply provided to the 
APMD 

(E5)

 must be continuous, clean, dry and oil 

free. 

 

Bypass piping is provided to allow initial 
pressurization of system piping more rapidly than 
the restricted air flow through the APMD 

(E5)

 will 

allow.  

 

Determine the appropriate pressure to be 
maintained in the system (refer to table 5). 

The APMD 

(E5)

 should be checked after installation or 

repair and adjusted as required for correct pressure 
reading (refer to chapter 5.3.2 TO ADJUST SYSTEM AIR 
PRESSURE).  The filter should also be inspected and 
replaced or cleaned as required. 

To clean the APMD (E5)

 

1. 

This procedure requires turning OFF the 
compressor's power. 

  2. Do not disconnect or disassemble the APMD 

(E5)

 

without closing the outlet 

(E7)

 and inlet 

(E6) 

isolation 

valves.  System air pressure will be trapped between 
the outlet of the APMD 

(E5)

 and the downstream 

control valve.  Relieve pressure before proceeding 
with disassembly. 

 3. Carefully loosen the union between the outlet of 

APMD 

(E5) 

and the outlet isolation valve 

(E7)

 to 

relieve pressure. 

  4. Remove and clean APMD 

(E5)

 filter.  If admission 

filter is blocked, replace with filter kit (part # 03007 
A). 

Refer to Viking Technical Data Sheet #127 for additional 
details. 

To close the air supply: 

Close APMD 

(E5)

 output isolation valve 

(E7)

 by placing 

handle crossways to the valve body.  Make sure the 
APMD 

(E5)

 input valve 

(E6)

 is open (handle in line with 

valve body) and the bypass valve 

(E8)

 is closed (handle 

crossways to valve body). 
 

 

Summary of Contents for N2 BLAST

Page 1: ...FireFlex Preaction Double Interlocked Electric Pneumatic Release Self Contained Fire Protection Systems O M Manual FM 076B 0 6A 2020 The Leader in Nitrogen Generation Technology...

Page 2: ...al is prohibited While all reasonable efforts have been taken in the preparation of this manual to assure its accuracy FIREFLEX Systems Inc assumes no liability resulting from any errors or omissions...

Page 3: ...r 3 2 5 BlastOff Leak Detection System 3 2 6 N2 Blast AutoPurge System 3 2 7 Nitrogen generator 3 Air Pressure Maintenance Device 3 3 PREACTION SYSTEM 4 3 1 DESCRIPTION 4 3 2 CONFIGURATION 4 3 3 RELEA...

Page 4: ...mpressor Style A 16 5 2 Air Pressure Maintenance Device Style B 17 5 3 OPERATION 18 5 3 1 Air supply Style A 18 5 3 2 Air supply Style B 18 5 4 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION 19 5 4 1 Air supply style A 1...

Page 5: ...be installed in a dry and clean location Verify that all equipments are properly heated and protected to prevent freezing and physical damage The unit and its components must be kept free of foreign...

Page 6: ...Key alike locks on all cabinet doors Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality control procedures 1 6 CONFIGURATION FIREFLEX N2 Blast Preaction systems are built around the Viking trim using straight throug...

Page 7: ...t in larger Fire Protection Systems those requiring more Nitrogen to compensate for the NFPA acceptable leak rate 2 5 BlastOff Leak Detection System Unless the leak rate is catastrophic the supervisor...

Page 8: ...1724 kPa working water pressure max and is available in the following diameters f 1 40 mm f 2 50 mm f 3 80 mm f 4 100 mm 3 3 RELEASE Release trim for the electric pneumatic operated double interlocke...

Page 9: ...If the system does not operate as it should make the necessary corrections according to manuals issued or consult your distributor or FIREFLEX Systems Inc 8 Make sure that building owner or a delegate...

Page 10: ...ntrol valve D1 8 When full flow develops from the drain test valve B6 CLOSE the drain test valve and verify that there is no flow from the drip check valve B7 when the plunger is pushed 9 FULLY OPEN t...

Page 11: ...S To take system out of service WARNING Placing a system out of service may eliminate the fire protection capabilities of the system Prior to proceeding notify all Authorities Having Jurisdiction Cons...

Page 12: ...l come on and the Operating green light will illuminate until the N2 storage tank pressure reaches maximum approximately 75 Psi and the compressor shuts off Reset the remote release control panel Sole...

Page 13: ...the main drain valve D3 2 Verify that low air supervisory operate within pressure setting from table 5 3 3 Close the Inspectors test valve or the main drain valve D3 4 Establish recommended air press...

Page 14: ...efer any noted problems or deficiencies to authorized service personnel for correction 4 8 5 Semi annual inspection 1 Check main water supply control valve D1 switch upon movement of the hand wheel 2...

Page 15: ...6B 0 6A Page 11 of 25 Figure 4 1 P ID Tank Provided with brackets and Strap Riser towards the nozzles N2 Blast Compressor Air Maintenance Device s AMD s Supplied by Fireflex Preaction Compressor Preac...

Page 16: ...Integrated Fire Protection System OWNER S OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL Page 12 of25 FM 076B 0 6A Figure 4 2 FIREFLEX N2 Blast shown without doors FM 06LM 0 1A 4 FM 06LM 0 1A 4 See figures 4 3 4 4 for...

Page 17: ...icted orifice B4 Spring loaded check valve B5 Alarm test valve B6 Drain test valve B7 Drip check valve B8 Drain check valve B9 Pressure operated relief valve PORV B10 Emergency release valve B11 Prime...

Page 18: ...076B 0 6A Figure 4 4 FIREFLEX N2 Blast storage tank FM 06LM 0 1A 1 FM 06LM 0 1A 1 N1 Nitrogen generator air pressure maintenance device N2 Nitrogen generator air pressure maintenance device control v...

Page 19: ...system refer to chapter 4 6 PLACING THE SYSTEM BACK IN SERVICE AFTER OPERATION 5 FULLY OPEN the system shut off valve D4 Reset the remote releasing control panel Figure 4 7 Shut off valve option Main...

Page 20: ...30Vac 60Hz 220Vac 50Hz 1 6 5 0 Amp 2 5 Amp 1 3 Amp 1 3 7 4 Amp 3 7 Amp 2 5 Amp 1 2 10 0 Amp 5 0 Amp 4 0 Amp 1 18 0 Amp 9 0 Amp 6 0 Amp 115 230 Vac 60Hz air compressor selection Table H P CFM 40 PSI Sy...

Page 21: ...ry nitrogen cylinders and piped to the air inlet port of the unit Air supply style B provides an Air Pressure Maintenance Device APMD trim factory mounted in the FIREFLEX N2 Blast cabinets E16 This se...

Page 22: ...eplace the cover on the switch E2 Note Do not turn the cut out adjustment screw middle screw all the way down in one shot Proceed by steps Use the same method turning the cut out adjustment screw COUN...

Page 23: ...e pump to run hotter and results in longer operating cycles N2 Blast Nitrogen generator Intake filters The N2 BLAST FPS 250 and FPS 750 utilize three different filters The filters must be changed out...

Page 24: ...d air flow through the APMD E5 will allow Determine the appropriate pressure to be maintained in the system refer to table 5 The APMD E5 should be checked after installation or repair and adjusted as...

Page 25: ...section replaced by Dehydrator option A when used TO OPTIONAL ACCELERATOR plugged when not used FM 061H 0 118B 1 CONTRACTOR S HYDROSTATIC TEST PORT system side 2 E2 E11 TO DRAIN COLLECTOR Air option c...

Page 26: ...RATOR plugged when not used E4 plugged with SureFire trim FM 061H 0 119B 1 CONTRACTOR S HYDROSTATIC TEST PORT system side E5 TO SPRINKLER RISER E8 Note The external air supply must be restricted to in...

Page 27: ...dicated on figure 6 1 6 2 REMOTE CONTROLED FIREFLEX N2 Blast Without integrated releasing control panel For application with FIREFLEX N2 Blast unit provided without integrated releasing control panel...

Page 28: ...OUTLET TBB TBA TBC CONTROL PANEL except for Remote Controlled Unit SPRINKLER RISER SCH 40 GROOVED OUTLET T R G M D P F S FM 06LM 0 2A OPTIONAL SHUT OFF VALVE CONTROL PANEL TBA TBB TBC N Q C A B Syste...

Page 29: ...RING OF INPUT POWER SOURCE Branch circuit for air compressor shall not be the same as the control panel power source 6 7 8 9 10 11 C NO NC MAIN VALVE C NO NC SHUT OFF VALVE Contact provided for connec...

Page 30: ...other damages suffered by anyone There are no other warranties expressed or implied with regard to the products other than those contained herein Some jurisdictions may not allow limitations on how l...

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