
HOAI System Group 7: Fire Suppression Systems | Sprinkler
Within system group 7 of the technical building equipment, DAMBAN Engineering Office specifically manages fire suppression systems of all kinds within the framework of engineering services for system group 7 of technical building equipment, according to HOAI, which is simultaneously designated as cost group 474 according to DIN 276.
DAMBAN Engineering Office offers not only pure specialist planning or construction supervision, but also all official matters up to application submission or approval procedures for the respective fire suppression system types.
Within cost group 474 (fire suppression systems) (system group 7), the following system groups / system types of this sector are managed:
"Dry" Hydrant Systems:
Hydrant systems as "dry systems" for high-rise and underground construction, which are built for fire fighting. All systems serve to provide ready-to-use fire suppression line systems and hydrant systems for the fire department within the facility (ready for operation) to which the fire department connects via fire water supply (hydrant systems in nearby surroundings) and can effectively advance fire fighting within the building.
"Wet" or "Wet/Dry" Hydrant Systems:
As mentioned above, but with already connected fire water supply, so that the use of nearby hydrant systems (in the building's surroundings) is eliminated. The fire water provision is already given within the building within the fire water and hydrant system and can be used directly by the fire department in fire fighting operations.
Above-Ground or Underground Hydrant Systems:
These are fire suppression hydrant systems that are built in outdoor areas / external facility areas. These are directly connected to the municipal water supply via underground routing. The hydrant systems are available as "underground variant" or "above-ground variant," which serve as extraction points for the fire department.
Sprinkler Systems:
Sprinkler systems are built within buildings and serve for active / automatic fire fighting. A sprinkler control center is built with a comprehensively planned sprinkler network in the building. The system is directly coupled with the municipal water supply, including sprinkler tank/intermediate container, through which direct supply to the individual sprinkler heads is enabled. In case of fire outbreak in the respective areas, those sprinkler heads are triggered, automatically sprinkling fire suppression water. This serves as an additional measure to the actual fire fighting by the fire department, when this becomes indispensable according to the fire protection requirements of the respective building use.
For the following construction projects / project types, we offer you our comprehensive engineering services / specialist planning services according to HOAI:
– Residential buildings / Housing construction
– Student dormitories / Nursing homes
– Shopping centers
– Logistics centers
– Supermarkets or discount stores
– Warehouses
– Industrial buildings
– Workshops
– as well as other commercial buildings / special constructions.
Planning of additional MEP trades from one source
Independent of the systems in cost group 474 (fire suppression systems), we offer you all trades of building services (technical building equipment) from one source. Thus, we are available to you as a comprehensive MEP general planner / master planner for your upcoming construction projects, performing strongly and reliably.
Successfully getting started with us
Our specialists examine the specific requirements before project start to avoid premature wrong decisions. Thus, we want to optimize the value creation potential of your project and provide you with a
smooth and controlled process flow during planning and construction execution.
DAMBAN Engineering Office – Your strong partner for your project.
Specialist Planning Sprinkler Systems | Fire Suppression Systems
Sprinkler System
Fire Suppression System
Hydrant System
Wet Fire Suppression System
Dry Fire Suppression System
Underground and Above-Ground Hydrants