In het kader van de Forum Expert Group 4 binnen het Preventieforum van Insurance Europe, vindt u hier 3 nieuwe ontwerpen "Technical bulletin" die aan een publiek onderzoek worden onderworpen. Deze documenten zij n gebonden aan CEA 4001 "Sprinkler systems : Planning and installation".
Gelieve uw opmerkingen vóór 17 augustus 2022 te zenden aan nor@anpi.be
| Name / topic | Document draft | Status | Introduction text | Deadline for enquiry | Table of comments |
| CEA 4001-TB-001-Recycling Plants | 2nd enquiry before publication | This technical bulletin is intended to be used in combination with CEA 4001. It supplements the CEA 4001 rule by providing specific requirement for waste recycling plants, waste sorting plants (Material Recovery Facility) with or without energy recovery. Typical processes in a waste recycling plant that are covered in this technical bulletin are indoor receiving area, refuse/waste holding pit, shredder, sorting area and conveyors. | 17th of August 2022 | ||
| CEA 4001-TB-002-Third Party Inspection | 1st enquiry | This technical bulletin is intended to be used in combination with CEA 4001. It supplements the CEA 4001 rule - clauses 1.4.2, 1.4.3.2 and 17 - by providing specific requirements for third party inspections. This basic rules and good practices may also apply to sprinkler systems or other water based firefighting systems that have been designed according to other standards than CEA 4001. This document highlights the importance of third party inspection that, in combination with approved components, suitable design and approved installers, ensures the reliability and effectiveness of the system. | 17th of August 2022 | ||
| CEA 4001-TB-003- LI-ION Batteries | 1st enquiry | This technical bulletin is intended to be used in combination with CEA 4001. It completes the CEA 4001 rule by providing specific requirement for Li-Ion Batteries storage. Testing and research are ongoing. The provided design criteria for sprinkler protection reflects the current (2022) research and design status that are based on tests conducted on Li-Ion batteries. Until further test and research, the guidelines in this TB should also be applicable to Li-polymer and Li-Fe-Phosphate. | 17th of August 2022 |
