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Hangar type1
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For carrier a/c, strike fighter squadron. Module 235' wide, 85' long
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Type2
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USMC aviation. CH53, V22, c130. Module 325' wide, 119' deep
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Type3
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Land based patrol and transport a/c. Module 165'wide, 165' deep
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Peculiar items
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Fire lane, co2, electr syst, doors,ac grounds
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Hangar protection requirements
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Low level afff syst, , sprinkler syst, optical detection syst to activate afff, drainage syst,draft curtains to prevent cooling of sprinklers
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Training on the fire systis necessary due to...
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False activation of fire alarm
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Hangar protection requirements
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Low level afff syst, , sprinkler syst, optical detection syst to activate afff, drainage syst,draft curtains to prevent cooling of sprinklers
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Training on the fire systis necessary due to...
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False activation of fire alarm
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Estimated cost of false activation: over 80,000
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Damage to ac, cost to recharge syst, run off retention, afff removal, manpower
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Shipboard hangars
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CVN largest 110'wide,685'long, 25 feet clearance. Can hold >60 a/c
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Shipboard hangars
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CVN largest 110'wide,685'long, 25 feet clearance. Can hold >60 a/c
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CVN hangar divisional doors
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Can be closed in 18 sec and isolate hangar bays in 3 separate areas. HNG1&2 have elevators on stbd side
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