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Comparison of DIN 14097 Firefighter Training Facilities: Existing vs. New Draft

Explore the changes and enhancements in the new draft of DIN 14097 for firefighter training facilities, covering gas-fuelled, wood-fired, and liquid-fuelled simulation devices. Understand the evolving standards and operational concepts for safety and efficiency.

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Comparison of DIN 14097 Firefighter Training Facilities: Existing vs. New Draft

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  1. Requirements / Design / Operation DIN 14097Firefighter Training Facilitiesa comparison of existing and New draft

  2. DIN 14097 • General Information: • DIN 14097 = Firefighter Training Facilities • As per DIN rules and procedures each standard will be reviewed 5 years within the DIN committee • If a standard no longer reflects the current state of technology, it is either revised or withdrawn. • DIN committee appoints a working group to review • Working group consist of fire fighters, engineers, HS-insurance, manufacturers

  3. DIN 14097 • General Information: • DIN 14097 is not a European Standard (CEN) nor International Standard (ISO) • DIN 14097 is developed to allow architects, engineers, firefighters and administration to design, build and operate training facilities for firefighters and first responders • Whenever DIN 14097 requirements are mentioned everyone knows what needs to be accomplished

  4. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 newdraft Parts: Part 1 General Requirements Part 2 Gas-Fuelled Simulation Devices Part 3 Wood-Fired Training Facillities Part 5 Liquid-Fuelled Simulation Devices • Parts: • Part 1 General Requirements • Part 2 Gas-Fuelled Simulation Devices • Part 3 Wood-Fired Training Facillities • Part 4 Firefighter Training Houses

  5. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 draft Part 1: More genericwithroomfor individual design Definition added: Training Facility Simulation Devices Simulation Objects Training Grounds Training Rooms Training Objects Clarificationadded • Part 1: • Mainly related to a training building • Very detailed building requirements • Detailed requirements for the simulation equipment • Operational requirements • Acceptance and maintenance requirements

  6. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 draft Part 1: Operational conceptrequired Detailedrequirements User Manual Emergency plan Warning notes Safetyrequirements • Part 1: • Information for use of installation

  7. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 draft Part 2 Gas Fuelled: Explosion protection and prevention Now also requirements on installation / pipework (gas tight) Use of different gases Gas in liquid phase is not allowed in close training environments Testing of equipment In accordance with §15 / § 16 BetrSichV • Part 2 Gas Fuelled: • Explosion protection and prevention

  8. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 draft Part 3 Wood-fired: Differentiation between Simulation without increasing pressure Simulation with significant increasing pressure Design should be cavity free! Berlin accident! Alarm device More simplified system • Part 3 Wood-fired: • Explosion protection and prevention • No differentiation of systems • Alarm Device • Cable activiated

  9. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 draft Part 4 NOT Existing: Part 4 is now partially integrated into part 1 • Part 4 Training houses:

  10. DIN 14097 Comparison DIN 14097 existing DIN 14097 draft Part 5 Liquid Fueled: New part! Definition of liquid fuels Only in outdoor areas Pressure fed only Owner is responsible for safety analysis • Part 5 Not existing:

  11. DIN 14097 • Next Steps: • Draft presented to the DIN committee • Draft (Yellow Print) will be presented to the public in July 2017 • Presentation and discussion on objections scheduled for Q4 2017 • Final version will be available early 2018

  12. Platform for a newPerspective! Questions?

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