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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MEP standards, licenses, and technical details.
Licensing is a mandatory part of carrying out project development to ensure security and safety. We handle various permits according to scope:
Architect / Civil:
- IMB (Building Permit)
- EIA (Analysis of Environmental Impact)
- UPL & UKL (Environmental Mgmt)
- SLF (Certificate of Eligible Function)
MEP (Mechanical/Electrical):
- SLO (Operation Worthiness)
- Lightning Protection, Hydrants & Fire Alarms
- Pressure Vessel/Storage Tank
- WWTP Waste & Deep Well Permit
We adhere to NFPA standards adapted to Indonesian regulations (SNI):
- NFPA 13 (Sprinkler Systems): Guidelines for system design, water supplies, and sprinkler placement to effectively suppress fires.
- NFPA 14 (Standpipe & Hose): Ensures proper installation of standpipes that provide firefighters with a reliable water supply, especially for upper floors.
- NFPA 20 (Fire Pumps): Requirements for fire pump systems to ensure adequate water pressure during emergencies.
Compliance ensures consistency, interoperability, and safety for occupants and emergency responders.
NFPA 72 (National Fire Alarm & Signalling Code) forms the foundation of our alarm systems, adapted to SNI 03-3985-2000.
It covers comprehensive guidelines for detectors (heat, smoke, beam, flame, gas) and system design. In Indonesia, we implement both:
- Manual Type: Uses Call Points for input.
- Automatic Type: Uses various detectors for input.
Ducting and Air Handling Unit (AHU) design are crucial for efficient HVAC systems. We follow standards like ASHRAE 90.1 and SNI 03-6197-2020.
- Ducting: We calculate airflow to minimize pressure drop and plan layouts to minimize bends and obstructions. Proper routing ensures even air distribution.
- AHU (Air Handling Unit): Sized appropriately to handle cooling/heating loads. We select the right fan capacity and air filters to ensure energy efficiency and indoor air quality.