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Sevo Systems offers Novec 1230 fire protection fluid as an eco-friendly alternative to halons and other high global warming materials, promoting safe and sustainable fire suppression solutions. The fluid has a minimal environmental impact, with zero ozone depletion potential and a global warming potential equivalent to CO2. Sevo Systems also provides a trade program for replacing existing high global warming materials with Novec 1230, ensuring compliance with evolving international regulations.
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- 1. SEVO Systems offers youand your customers the most SAFE, environmentally sustainable choice in fire suppression, by offering the NEW! Novec™ 1230 Fire Protection Fluid! SEVO Systems provides choices to meet your needs. This will give you the ability to utilize your existing installation program or allow you to create new and updated systems. Our Mission
- 2. Background SEVO Systems wasdeveloped by Modular Protection Corporation as the “Safe Environmental Choice” for halon replacement. Modular Protection Corp. -Established 40 years ago -Modular pre-engineered units -Long term relationship with 3M -Developed CEA-410
- 3. World Wide Distribution •Asia • Canada • Europe • Middle East • South America • United States Distribution in over 30 countries
- 4. Initial Testing Novec™ 1230 FireProtection Fluid • Finding the Characteristics – Two-Phase Flow • Liquid to vapor – Extinguishing Concentration – Nozzle Distribution 3M Fire Test Facility, Mendota Heights, MN
- 5. Benefits of aLiquid • Available for Air Shipping • It can be stored on site • Allows for on site refilling • Fills can be increased or decreased to meet changes in size or room density • Storage pressure can vary to meet application
- 6. Tote Filling • Removevalve from cylinder • Fill cylinder with agent to desired weight • Insert diptube into cylinder • Charge cylinder through valve outlet to correct nitrogen weight • Agitate cylinder until pressure gauge indicates 360 psi
- 7. On Site Refilling TransportLiquid, Nonpressurized to site Required Materials • Nitrogen, Regulator, and Tape Measure Procedure • Disconnect • Fill to required amount • Charge with nitrogen
- 8. Variable Temperature Ranges •0°F - 130°F (-17.78°C – 54.44°C) -North Slope (Prudue Bay) • Alaska Pipeline -Unmanned Pump Stations
- 9. Life Safety • Witha NOAEL of 10% and using a design concentration of 4.2% 67-150% Safety Margin
- 10. Naturally occurring compounds HFCs PFCs HFEs Novec 1230 fluid CompoundGWP (100 Yr ITH) CO2 1 N2O 296 CH4 23 CF3CH2F (HFC-134a) 1,300 CF3CFHCF3 (HFC-227ea) 3,500 CF3H (HFC-23) 12,000 C2F6 11,900 C3F8, C4F10, C6F14 8,600 - 9,000 SF6 22,200 C4F9OCH3 (HFE-7100) 320 C4F9OC2H5 (HFE-7200) 55 C2F5C(O)CF(CF3)2 1 Environmental Benefits • Zero Ozone Depletion • Global Warming Potential of 1 • Atmospheric Lifetime of 3-5 days
- 11. Environmental Need Phase-out ofOzone Depleting Agents Halon -EU (European Union) -Canada -Asia -Australia
- 12. Environmental Need Phase-out ofHGWMs (High Global Warming Materials) HFCs -EU (European Union) -Austria – Banned by 2008 -Denmark - Banned by 2007 -Germany – Initial proposal underway -Norway – Enacted tax ($72 USD) per kg -Switzerland – Banned on January 1, 2003
- 13. Emissions Trading Trade in“your”HGWMs/Halon 1301 for 3M™Novec™1230 Fire Protection Fluid To assist in the reduction of greenhouse gases, SEVO® Systems is willing to propose a trade for existing HGWMs (High Global Warming Materials). -Up to a 50% discount off the cost of Novec™1230 fluid, for HGWMs/Halon 1301. The following agents are available for credit with purchase of Novec 1230 fluid: Formula Trade Name PFC-3-1-10 CEA-410™ HFC-227ea FM-200® &FE-227™ HFC-236fa FE-36™ HFC-23 FE-13™ HFC-125 FE-25™ CBrF3 Halon 1301
- 14. Replacing today andthe future With the commercialization of 3M™Novec™1230 Fire Protection Fluid (C6-flouroketone), there is now a reason to phase-out first generation Halon alternatives. SEVO Systems offers a long-term sustainable choice. With the regulatory status of today and tomorrow, Novec 1230 fluid is the Safe Environmental Choice that meets the acceptance worldwide. HFCs have been identified in the Kyoto Protocol as greenhouse gases targeted for emission reduction because of their high global warming potential. Due to the environmental impact of HFCs, countries around the world have already taken action on its use. Countries that have taken action towards HFCs include: Norw a y – enacted a tax on imports of HFCs/PFCs of 180 NKr per ton (0.18 NKR per kg CO2), for HFC-227ea tax would be 552 NKr ($72 USD) per kg. G e rm a n y – Environment Ministry issued a paper in October 2002 with initial proposals for HFC controls, options include use restrictions or bans. German industry is generally opposed. A proposal was expected in June, but may be delayed indefinitely. De n m a rk – first comprehensive national law banning HFCs enacted on July 1, most uses banned by 2007. Au s tria – bans HFCs for fire protection in 2003, many uses banned by 2008 with a procedure for review in 2005 to determine whether the phase-out dates are feasible. Sw itze rla n d – HFC extinguishing agents were banned on January 1, 2003. Along with countries that have begun the phase-out of HGWMs, a number of global companies have begun the phase-out in order to make their company a more sustainable business.
- 15. Environmental Properties of Halon1301 and Alternatives Properties Halon 1301 HFC- 23 CEA- 410 HFC- 227ea HFC- 125 Novec 1230 Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP) 12 0 0 0 0 0 Global Warming Potential- IPCC 20011 6900 12000 8,600 3500 3400 1 Atmospheric Lifetime (Years) 65 260 2,600 33 29 0.014 SNAP (Yes/No) No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 1 Intergovermental Panel on Climate Change Novec 1230 fluid has a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of one, that of CO2, not to mention a 99.97% reduction in greenhouse from HFC-227ea. In addition, Novec 1230 fluid has a safety margin of 67-150%, making it the Clean Agent of Safe Environmental Choice around the World.
- 16. Approvals LISTED (Clean Agent ExtinguishingSystem Unit) 7CA2 UL File# EX 6174 LISTED (Clean Agent Extinguishing System Unit) 7CA2 ULC File# CEX 1411 www.ul.com
- 17. GAQF.EX6174 Clean Agent ExtinguishingSystem Units SEVO® SYSTEMS INC EX6174 14824 W 107TH ST LENEXA, KS 66215 USA PRE-ENGINEERED UNITS 3M™ Novec™ 1230 Fire Protection Fluid (dodecafluoro-2-methylpentan-3-one) Extinguishing System Units, stored pressure type, having nominal charging capacities of 40, 76, 164, 322 and 601 lb (18.1, 34.5, 74.4, 146.1 and 272.6 kg) Novec™ 1230 Fluid, respectively. The units are super-pressurized to 25 bar (363 psig) with operating temperatures of 0 F to 130 F. The units are designed for total flooding protection against Class A surface burning, Class B flammable liquid and Class C fires occurring within an enclosure. A description of these extinguishing system units, and the design and installation limitations are contained in the Listee's installation manual dated October 17, 2002 (p/n SE 1230). Copies are available from the above Listee.
- 18. GAQF.EX6174 Clean Agent ExtinguishingSystem Units A description of these extinguishing system units, and the design and installation limitations are contained in the Listee's installation manual dated October 17, 2002 (p/n SE 1230). Copies are available from the above Listee. AGENT STORAGE CONTAINER ASSEMBLY Weight of Agent (lbs) Part No. 16-40 CV 14490 30-76 CV 14251 66-164 CV 14817 129-322 CV
- 19. Approvals in Progress •NFPA 2001 – 2004 Edition - Approved • FM approval – (1Q - 2004) (Pending – Subscriber #301250) • European Notified Body VdS Component (Germany) CNPP Approval (France) • Austrian Government Approved • NFA approval (Taiwan) Approved (March 2004) • FRDM (Malaysia) – Approved (March 2004) • Hong Kong Fire Department (August 2004) • CCOE (Chief Controller of Explosives) -
- 20. Applications Replacing Halon 1301with 2nd Generation
- 21. Industry – Telecommunications • Verizon •Alltel – Data & Control Rooms • NBC • Coca-Cola – Marine • Yachts • Offshore – Military • Austrian • Swedish • US Capital –Museums •Taipei National Historical Museum –Petroleum •Alyeska (Alaska Pipeline) •BP (British Petroleum) •Kappa Ethanol •Conoco Phillips –Pharmaceuticals •Hoffman-LaRoche –Power Plants •Hydro Quebec •BC Hydro
- 22. Engineered & Pre-engineeredSystem Cylinders D.O.T & T.C. approved / TPED final in 1Q-04 Cylinder Sizes 40 76 164 322 601 975 1240 Allowable Fill lbs 19-40 34-76 76-164 150-322 280-601 390-975 531-1240 Catalog Numbers CV-14490 CV- 14251 CV-14817 CV-14325 CV-14813 CV-14975 CV-11240* * Twin valve engineered only (Pending)
- 23. Cylinder Components Models: 40,76, 164, 322, 601, 975, 1240 • Seven Sizes Filled at Factory in One lb. Increments • High Flow Rate Valve • Electric Solenoid Operation • Fill Check Valve • Vertical Mounting • Optional: -Manual Actuation -Liquid Level Indicator -Pressure Switch – Low Pressure & Operational
- 24. Engineered Hydraulic Flow CalculationSoftware -25 bar (360 psi) • Allowing drop-in replacement for existing Halon/HFCs piped installations -Pressures up to 35 bar (500 psi) • Optional Variable Storage Pressure
- 25. Why SEVO Systems/Novec 1230 Halondrop-in replacement - 2 to 1 agent replacement - 1 to 1 cylinder replacement - Utilize existing pipe network - Variable operating pressure - Save labor & downtime HFC drop-in replacement - 1 to 1 cylinder replacement due to fill density (75 vs. 70 lbs/ft3 )
- 26. Why SEVO Systems/Novec 1230? LifeSafety - Unlike other Halon replacing systems/clean agents Novec 1230 at Design Concentration gives customer 67-150% Safety Margin, due to a NOAEL/LOAEL 10% - Even at inerting concentrations, Novec 1230 allows for a minimum life safety margin Vs. HFCs - Low NOAEL/LOAEL allowing for a very low to zero margin for life safety
- 27. Why SEVO Systems/Novec 1230? Environmental -Zero Ozone Depletion - Global Warming Potential of 1 - Atmospheric Lifetime of 3-5 days - Meet today and future regulations Vs. HFCs - High Global Warming Potential - Atmospheric Lifetime measured in years - Environmental regulations will force phase-out
- 28. Novec 1230 toHalon Cylinder Exchange SEVO Replacement Cylinders (lbs) 2 to 1 Cylinder Change Existing Halon Cylinders (lbs) 1240 = 600 975 = 400 601 = 300 322 = 150 164 = 75 76 = 30 40 = 20
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- 30. Agent Requirements Agent Class“A” Class“B” Class “C” Novec™ 1230 4.2 % 5.85% 4.2% Design Concentration
- 31. Agent Use Conc.NOAEL* Safety Margin Novec™ 1230 9-9.9% 10% 1 - 11% HFC-227ea 12.8% 9% - 41% HFC-23 20.2% 24% 19% CO2 30 - 75% <5% lethal @ design conc. Safety Margin for Flooding Agents - Inerting
- 32. Elevation Factors Feet Kilometers -3000 -0.921.11 -2000 -0.61 1.07 -1000 -0.3 1.04 0 0 1 1000 0.3 0.96 2000 0.61 0.93 3000 0.92 0.89 4000 1.21 0.86 5000 1.52 0.82 6000 1.83 0.78 7000 2.13 0.75 8000 2.44 0.72 9000 2.74 0.69 10000 3.05 0.66 Altitude Correction
- 33. Example x 0.0379 (4.2%Class “A”) 285 lbs. -Novec™ 1230 25’ x 25’ x 12’ = 7500 ft3
- 34. Nozzles Large Area Coverage Capability. 1,11/2 , and 2 Inch Sizes 180° and 360° Discharge Options.
- 35. UL Listed Nozzle Coverage 32ft (9.75 m) X 32 ft (9.75 m) Nozzle Ceiling Height: 14 feet (4.27 meters)
- 36. Center Nozzle Radius Throw CenterNozzle (360°) 22.6 ft (6.9 m)
- 37. Sidewall Nozzle Radius Throw SidewallNozzle (180°) 35.8’ (10.9 m)
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- 39. Equivalent Length Pipe Size (in.) 90 el. (ft.) Union Cpig. (ft.) 21/2 6.5 1.4 3 8.2 1.8 A B C CV 14813 20 54 1/2 61 8.02 2 1/2 241-601 FILL RANGE (lbs) PART NUMBER DIMENSIONS (in.) CUBIC FT. VALVE SIZE (in.) 2" 2 1/2" 3" 8.02 241-601 32'-8" 28'-6" 68'-5" 2" Qty 2 C B C A-B REQUIRED NOZZLE SIZE CYLINDER SIZE cu.ft. FILL RANGE lbs. Equivalent Pipe Length Equivalent Pipe Length Equivalent Pipe Length 14813 – 601 lb Cylinder
- 40. Pipe Limits Table 3.2 1"1 1/4 " 1 1/2 " 2" 2 1/2 " 3" 0.53 16-40 61'10" - - - - - 1- 1" 1.02 29-76 - 50'9" - - - - 1- 1" 2.19 66-164 1'2" - 41'6" - - - 1- 1 1/2" 4.3 129-322 - - - 52' - - 1- 2" 8.02 241-601 - - - 32'8" 28'6" 68'5" 2- 2" REQUIRED NOZZLE SIZE CYLINDER SIZE cu.ft. FILL RANGE lbs. Equivalent Pipe Length Pipe Size (in.) 90 el. (ft.) 45 el. (ft.) Union Cpig. (ft.) Union Elbow (ft.) Tees (ft.) 1 2.8 1.3 0.6 3.4 n/a 1 1/2 4.3 2 0.9 5.2 n/a 2 5.5 2.6 1.2 6.7 8.96 2 1/2 6.5 3.1 1.4 8 10.32 3 8.2 3.8 1.8 10 12.78 Table 3.3 Reference Page 21 & 22
- 41. Control Panel • TwoClass A or Class B supervised detection zones. Programmable for single zone or cross zone detection. • One Class A or Class B manual station input programmable. • One Class A or Class B abort station input. to four different options. • Two Class B supervised solenoid outputs. • Supervisory input option. • Two Class A or Class B alarm outputs. • Pre-discharge timer. • Auxiliary relay card option. • Battery volt / ampmeter option.
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- 43. Compatibility Qty Part #Manufacturer Rating 2 21857 12V DC Asco 1/4" NPT 9.11 watts .76 MA Total 1 21858 24V DC Asco 1/4" NPT 9.11 watts .38 MA Total UL Listed For Release Panel Manual Reference Manufacturer Card / Term Release Circuit Rating RP 1002 Notifier (2) Style Y 1.5 amps / 2.25 total RP-1002M Modular (2) Style Y 1.5 amps / 2.25 total Ansul (2) Style Y 1.5 amps / 2.25 total Chemetron (2) Style Y 1.5 amps / 2.25 total AFP-200 Notifier # 1 - 4 (4) Syle Y 2.25 amps / 5.0 total S-500 Notifier TC - 2 (2) Style Y 3.0 amps per circuit S-5000 Notifier TCM - 2 (6) Style Y 3.0 amps per circuit LSS4 EST RMOD (2) Style Y 1 amp total SHP 8.3 Fike #17 & 18 (2) Style Y .1 - 2.0 amps Cheetah 5.3.2 Fike SRM (2) Style Y 2.1 amps Rhino 48, 43, 9.4.3 Fike DCM D1 output 1-3 2.0 amps Micro One Chemetronics SOL 1-3 (3) 10 Watts per circuit Gemini Kidde SCB (2) Style Y 2 amp Fused
- 44. SEVO Systems 14824 West107th Street Lenexa, KS 66215 USA Telephone: (913) 677-1112 Fax: (913) 384-5935 Email: info@sevosystems.com Web: www.sevosystems.com
Editor's Notes
- #2 Good Morning, Thanks for being here today. My name is Jon Flamm, and I will be talking this morning about the new Clean Agnet Extinguishing System from SEVO Systems which is designed with Novec 1230. I will be informing of today about our systems, approvals, benifits of our systems, and design parameters.
- #3 To give SEVO Systems is new company developed by Modular Protection Corp. Created for the distribution for extinguishings systems desgined with 3M Novec 1230. From the benifits of Novec 1230 fluid, from its Life Safty, to Environmental aspects needed to be a sustainable choice. SEVO &quot;Safe Environmental Choice&quot; Modular Protection Corp. established over 40 years ago,Development of Modular pre-engineered systems, the complete clean agent system with control panal as one unit that can be wheeled in and bolted to the wall, which where very big in the telco era, which isn&apos;t what it used be. Modular has a long relationhip with 3M going back to the development of CEA-410 systems.
- #4 Towards the end of initial developmet of Novec 1230 in our systems, year and a half ago, we began devoping our SEVO Systems distributors. Today we have SEVO distributors in over 30 countries world wide. As well as a list that we have not had time to get to.
- #5 As the first of four OEMs to to develop Novec 1230 systems, Our intial testing began trying to mist and local application, when testing different nozzles we found that we are going to be able to use it as a Total Flooding agent as well. With the request of 3M we began testing to find the characteristics of its Two-Phase Flow and getting it to gasify. The when began testing to establish extinguishing concentrations and nozzle distribution.
- #6 Air shipped unpresurized in a moments notice to any where in the world.
- #11 Most fluorochemicals have a significantly higher GWPs because fluorochemicals are very efficient energy absorbers. They tend to absorb energy in the atmosphere where no other compounds do—at wavelengths that normally pass unhindered through the atmosphere. They also typically have longer atmospheric lifetimes which greatly affects global warming potential. This chart shows the GWP of various compounds. Naturally occurring materials like carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane have GWPs from 1 to about 300. The first generation of halon replacements—HFCs—have GWPs from the thousands to the tens of thousands. Other materials produced as potential replacements were perfluorocarbons, PFCs. Again, they have GWPs in the thousands. The highest global warming potential known is for a material called sulfur hexafluoride which has a GWP of 22,200. One of the first of 3M’s new generation of replacements for ozone-depleting compounds was hydrofluoroethers, which are sold under the Novec brand name. These materials have GWPs that start to get down to the level of naturally occurring compounds. What’s even more outstanding with Novec 1230 fluid is now you’re in the range of CO2: 1.