Tamsin Ridge Solar and Storage
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Battery Energy Storage System Fire Safety Narrative - Tamsin Ridge
C-5162b7c0aa · Page 1 of 2 · DR-0014 · 2023-06-28
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Design follows NFPA 855 (2020 edition) and the Ohio Fire Code energy storage provisions as adopted by the State Fire Marshal.
The design follows NFPA 855 (2020 edition) and the energy storage provisions of the Ohio Fire Code as adopted by the State Fire Marshal.
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Cited by EG-04 Battery Storage Fire Safety · Filed under EG-04
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The selected enclosure is listed to UL 9540 as an energy storage system.
In the UL 9540A unit-level test, thermal runaway in one module did not spread to adjacent modules and no flaming occurred outside the enclosure.
The governing code edition and whether the local fire code official will require a construction permit for an OPSB-certificated facility have not been confirmed.
The OPSB application must include a fire protection, safety and medical emergency plan developed with local responders.
A hazard mitigation analysis using FMEA was completed for the enclosure design.
There is no internal fire suppression in the enclosures; design relies on containment, spacing, explosion control and defensive firefighting.
No large-scale fire test beyond UL 9540A has been performed for this enclosure.