Click here to purchase

Codes and standards published by NFPA are displayed as read-only under license from NFPA solely for use within this system.  NFPA material may not be downloaded, printed, reproduced, or transferred.

Product Details

Published:
10/25/2020
ANSI:
ANSI Approved
Number of Pages:
63

Click here to purchase
Control dangers and ensure safe operation of equipment with updated NFPA 87: Recommended Practice for Fluid Heaters.

NFPA 87: Recommended Practice for Fluid Heaters was created in response to requests from manufacturers, insurance companies, trade associations, and users for safety guidance for fuel-fired and electric fluid heaters. It provides guidance for fluid heaters to minimize the fire and explosion hazards that can endanger the fluid heater, the building, or personnel.

Fluid heaters are used in industrial environments to heat thermal and process fluids of all types; and the heated fluids are used in processes such as textile drying, pressboard manufacturing, gas sweetening, chemical synthesis, plastic molding, hot galvanizing, laminating, dry cleaning, and food processing.

Comprehensive coverage provides the current best practices for:

  • Location and construction
  • Heating systems
  • Commissioning and operations
  • Maintenance, inspection, and testing
  • Heating system safety equipment and application

Updates make NFPA 87 consistent with other NFPA® codes and standards.

  • Added definitions for Burner Management System (BMS), Emergency Shutoff Valve (ESOV), and other revisions correlate with the 2015 NFPA 86: Standard for Ovens and Furnaces.
  • Modified Chapter 6 aligns with NFPA 86 by revising requirements for ESOV, emergency isolation valves, and overpressure protection.
  • Added procedures for placing equipment into service are based on purging practices in the 2015 NFPA 54: National Fuel Gas Code and the 2014 NFPA 56
  • Added requirement prohibiting manifolding vent lines from different pressure levels is based on NFPA 85.
  • Modified requirements for logic systems for both Burner Management System (BMS) logic and PLC systems
  • Revised requirements for Class F heaters in Chapter 9
  • New content for Class G and H heaters in Chapters 10 and 11

Order today to prevent loss of life, property, and production due to fluid heater fires and explosions.

Product Details

Published:
05/19/2014
ANSI:
ANSI Approved
Number of Pages:
54

Click here to purchase
Fluid heaters are used in industrial environments to heat thermal and process fluids of all types; and the heated fluids are used in processes such as textile drying, pressboard manufacturing, gas sweetening, chemical synthesis, plastic molding, hot galvanizing, laminating, dry cleaning and food processing.

The 2011 NFPA 87: Recommended Practice for Fluid Heaters is a brand-new document created in response to requests from manufacturers, insurance companies, trade associations, and users for safety guidance for fuel-fired and electric fluid heaters.

Product Details

Published:
06/01/2010
ISBN(s):
9781616650643
ANSI:
ANSI Approved
Number of Pages:
44

Click here to purchase
Control dangers and ensure safe operation of equipment by adopting the new NFPA 87: Standard for Fluid Heaters.

NFPA 87: Standard for Fluid Heaters was originally developed as a Recommended Practice in response to requests from manufacturers, insurance companies, trade associations, and users for safety guidance for fuel-fired and electric fluid heaters. Transitioned to a Standard for the 2018 edition, it provides adoptable, enforceable requirements for fluid heaters to minimize the fire and explosion hazards that can endanger the fluid heater, the building, or personnel.

Fluid heaters are used in industrial environments to heat thermal and process fluids of all types; and the heated fluids are used in processes such as textile drying, pressboard manufacturing, gas sweetening, chemical synthesis, plastic molding, hot galvanizing, laminating, dry cleaning, and food processing.

Comprehensive coverage gives AHJs, engineers, building owners, and maintainers assurance that they’re following the latest rules for:

  • Location and construction
  • Heating systems
  • Commissioning and operations
  • Maintenance, inspection, and testing
  • Heating system safety equipment and application

Updates improve safety and make NFPA 87 consistent with other NFPA® codes and standards.

  • Chapter 3 includes new definitions and other changes for consistency with NFPA 86: Standard for Ovens and Furnaces.
  • A new one-stop chapter addresses Class F, G, and H heaters.
  • Fluid mixture changes now need to be in accordance with heater manufacturers’ recommendations, fluid manufacturers’ recommendations, or a third-party approved by the AHJ.
  • Fluid type changes need to be in accordance with heater manufacturers’ recommendations or a third-party approved by the AHJ.
  • New provisions in 8.2.9 require the use of two manual hardwired emergency switches — one located remotely and one located locally in reference to the fluid heater.
  • Requirements in 8.5.2.5 now address the issue of false flame signal for flame sensing technologies.
  • The PLC software section has been altered to now refer to the PLC logic programming instead of the general term
  • Interlocks previously found in Chapter 9 have been moved to Chapter 8.
  • Chapter 9 now allows secondary catch/storage tanks and safety PLC requirements have been aligned with NFPA 86.
  • A new requirement addresses blanket gas low-pressure proving devices.

Product Details

Published:
08/21/2017
ISBN(s):
9781455916733
ANSI:
ANSI Approved
Number of Pages:
53

You may also like...