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                             Review  of  Amendment  №  1  to  SP
                           485.1311500 for Water and Foam Fire Extin-
                           guishing
                          A. A. Guselnikov, Fire Safety Engineer, Instructor
                           of the “Design of Internal Fire Water Supply Sys-
                           tems” course at the TAKIR Training Center
                           Keywords: SP 485, regulatory changes, automat-
                           ic fire extinguishing, sprinkler systems, water fire
                           extinguishing, design, automatic fire extinguish-
                           ing systems, pumping stations, sprinklers, regula-
                           tory framework
                             This article analyzes Amendment № 1 to SP
                          485.1311500.2020, which entered into force on
                           January 1, 2026, and its impact on the design of
                           automatic water and foam fire extinguishing sys-
                           tems.  Key adjustments to regulatory require-
                           ments are discussed, including changes in sprinkler
                           placement, requirements for pipelines, pumping   technologies is presented, including chemical,
                           stations, control units, and system parameters.   gas, and water mist systems. Particular atten-
                                                                    tion is paid to the selection criteria for water mist
                                                                    systems for data centers, integration with build-
                                                                    ing engineering systems, and regulatory require-
                                                                    ments.

                                                                       Assessment and certification systems
                                                                    for reagents, materials and technologies
                                                                    used  in  water  treatment  in  Russia  and
                                                                    abroad
                                                                    A. V. Alekseeva, Centre for Strategic Planning and
                                                                    Management of Biomedical Health Risks of the
                                                                    FMBA
                                                                    Yu. A. Rakhmanin, Centre for Strategic Planning
                                                                    and Management of Biomedical Health Risks of
                                                                    the FMBA; Federal Scientific Center of Hygiene
                                                                    named after F.F. Erisman of the Federal Service for
                                                                    Supervision in Protection of the Rights of Consum-
                           Particular attention is given to eliminating incon-  er and Man Wellbeing
                           sistencies and simplifying design solutions, as well   I.  A.  Tyurina,  Centre  for  Strategic  Planning  and
                           as the practical implications for designers. The   Management of Biomedical Health Risks of the
                           changes presented are systematized based on their   FMBA
                           impact on engineering practice.          Ya. I. Lebed-Sharlevich, Centre for Strategic Plan-
                                                                    ning and Management of Biomedical Health Risks
                             Fire  Suppression  Systems  in  Data   of the FMBA
                           Centers                                  Keywords:  water  treatment;  drinking  water  sup-
                           Keywords: data center, fire suppression, water   ply; reagents and materials in contact with water;
                           mist fire suppression system, gas fire suppression,   safety; assessment methodology
                           server rooms, fire protection, reliability  The article contains an overview of regulatory
                             This article examines the design and imple-  standing orders devoted to the issues of method-
                           mentation of fire suppression systems in data   ological approaches to assessment and certifica-
                           centers (DCs), taking into account high equipment   tion systems of reagents, materials, and technolo-
                           density, operational continuity requirements, and   gies used in water treatment in Russia and abroad.
                           digital asset protection. The main risks associated   Reagents and materials used in water treatment
                           with fires in server rooms are analyzed, as well   must neither impair the organoleptic proper-
                           as the limitations of traditional fire suppression   ties of water, support the growth of microorgan-
                           methods. An overview of modern fire suppression   isms, nor have a cytotoxic or mutagenic effect.



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