This YouTube video from the channel "Irfan CFPS" provides a step-by-step guide on designing an automatic sprinkler system for an office using NFPA 13 standards. The video walks viewers through a nine-step formula, starting with determining the hazard occupancy classification and culminating in the location of the cross main. The presenter demonstrates each step using a specific example of a 15,000 square foot office and includes calculations for the number of branch lines, distance between sprinklers, and total number of sprinklers needed. The video emphasizes the importance of considering NFPA 13 requirements throughout the design process and encourages viewers to refer to other videos on the channel for further information on cross mains and tree systems.

This YouTube video tutorial, titled "Class 16 | Hydraulic Calculations for Sprinkler Systems," focuses on understanding hydraulic calculations for sprinkler systems using the area density method. The video demonstrates how to determine the total water demand and volume needed for various occupancy hazard classifications, considering factors like sprinkler system type, area, and density. The instructor outlines a six-step process, explaining how to calculate the water demand based on area density curves, and adjust these calculations for specific scenarios like quick response sprinklers or sloped ceilings.

The video "Class 15 | Pipe schedule Method For Sprinkler System" uploaded by "Irfan CFPS" on YouTube explains the "pipe schedule method," a traditional approach to sizing pipes in sprinkler systems. The method uses tables to determine pipe sizes based on the number of sprinklers and the hazard classification of the building. The video discusses limitations on the use of the pipe schedule method, specifying its use in certain situations, such as renovations or new buildings smaller than a certain size. The video also contrasts the pipe schedule method with hydraulic calculations, which are more precise but more complex, and are used for buildings with higher hazard classifications.

This transcript from a YouTube video discusses the design and installation of sprinkler system piping supports, specifically addressing the requirements outlined in the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 13 standard. It covers crucial topics such as hanger types and specifications, hanger rod sizes, maximum distances between hangers, riser support requirements, and the use of pipe stands. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of proper design and installation to ensure the sprinkler system's longevity and effectiveness in protecting life and property.