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1.SCOPE
2.PURPOSE
3.REFERENCED CRITERIA
4.DEFINITIONS

5.GENERAL FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN CRITERIA
5.1 Protection to Limit Loss Potential
5.2 Structural Considerations
5.3 Fire Suppression Systems

6. WATER SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
6.1 Demand
6.2 System Arrangement

7. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS
8. FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
8.1General Features
8.2 Alarm Actuating Devices
8.3 Alarm System Extensions

9.STRUCTURAL FIRE PROTECTION CRITERIA
9.1 General
9.2 Fire Barriers
9.3 Flame Spread
9.4 Roofing Systems
9.5 Penetrations
9.6 Carpets and Rugs

10.LIFE SAFETY

11.ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
12.GENERAL PROCESS HAZARD FIRE PROTECTION

13. SPECIAL HAZARDS
13.1 General
13.2 Plutonium Processing and Handling Facilities (PPHF)
13.3 Plutonium Storage Facilities (PSF)
13.4 Enriched Uranium Storage Facilities (EUSF)
13.5 Uranium Processing and Handling Facilities
13.6 Reprocessing Facilities
13.7 Uranium Conversion and Recovery Facilities

14. NUCLEAR FILTER PLENUM FIRE PROTECTION
14.1 Purpose and Scope
14.2 Filter Plenum Construction
14.3 Location of Final Filter Plenum Ventilation System Equipment
14.4 Protection of Openings in Fire Rated Construction
14.5 Materials and Special Hazards Inside Plenums
14.6 Prefilters, Duct Entrance Filters, and Fire Screens
14.7 Detection Systems
14.8 Deluge Spray Suppression Systems
14.9 Special System Guidelines
14.10 Fire Hazard Analysis

15. GLOVEBOX FIRE PROTECTION
15.1 Scope
15.2 Glovebox Construction
15.3 Automatic Fire Suppression/Inerting Systems
15.4 Manual Fire Suppression
15.5 Fire Detection Systems
15.6 Glovebox Ventilation

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