TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANUAL
ANNEX L - DESCRIPTION OF TERMINAL COMPLEX FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
The master fire alarm system computer for the Terminal Complex is located in the Communication Center and is the controlling point for the Fire Alarm system for:
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Landside Terminal
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Long Term Parking Garage
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Rental Car Garage
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Economy Parking Garage
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Service Building
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East and West Airfield Vaults
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ARFF Station
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Airside A
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Airside C
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Airside E
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Airside F
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Air Cargo Facility
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Airfield Maintenance Facility
I. Landside Terminal, Long Term Parking Garage, Rental Car Garage, Economy Parking Garage, Service Building, ARFF Station, East and West Airfield Vaults, Airside A, Airside C, Airside E, Airside F, Air Cargo Facility, and Airfield Maintenance Facility:
A. There are three (3) basic types of alarm initiating devices. Operation of any of these devices will sound the pre-signal alarm and initiate a single point addressable alarm or a zone alarm at the Communication Center monitoring locations.
1. Smoke detectors are located in the air stream of the air handling units and in front of each core elevator doors at all Landside Terminal levels. The smoke detectors, in front of each core of elevators, will also cause the affected bank of elevators to report to the Baggage Level (except if detection occurs on the BCL, which will cause the cars to report to the ticket level) without making intermediate stops. The elevator will remain there with the doors open. A flashing signal will illuminate each level advising people of an emergency situation and the elevators are out of service. The cars can be returned to service after the alarm is reset and the fireman’s return has been reset on the 1st floor of each core, or by being placed on "By-Pass" by-Tampa Fire Rescue.
TAMPA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
EMERGENCY RESPONSE MANUAL
2.
Heat detectors are generally located in unoccupied spaces and storage areas and have a visual indicator to show that they have activated.
Heat detectors within the Rental Car Garage will initiate a single point addressable alarm at the Communications Center monitoring station as Supervisory points. The heat detectors are located within the elevator shafts and will cause the elevators go into fireman’s return and send them to the first floor. These elevators can only be returned to service after the alarm is reset and the fireman’s return has been reset on the 1st floor, or by being placed on “By-Pass” by-Tampa Fire Rescue.
3.
Manual pull stations can be operated by anyone and are located near exits.
B. A General Alarm, which will activate an audible alarm throughout the individual buildings, can be activated by personnel having a key to fit the control switch located in the manual pull stations. A General Alarm can also be activated by a Communication Center Operator at the monitoring location.
Any fire alarm that occurs within the ARFF station will cause a General Alarm which will activate an audible alarm throughout the building.
C. Rent-a-Car Area (RAC - Located at Long Term Parking Garage)
1.
Fire Alarm
The Rent-a-Car Area is connected to the Long Term Garage Fire System which reports to the Communication Center. Activation of a fire alarm device will immediately initiate a single point addressable alarm in the Communication Center. Reset of the fire alarm system can be accomplished from the Communication Center.
2.
Hydrocarbon Gas Detectors
Each RAC tenant has individual hydrocarbon gas detectors located in their fume exhaust duct return grills. Sensing of a high level of hydrocarbon will activate an alarm in the Communications Center.
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