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One building contains 3 fire compartments, each storing substances of categories A, B, and C.

2017-02-04View Original

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One building contains 3 fire compartments, each storing substances of categories A, B, and C. If the area of each partition is the same, then is this building designed according to Class A standards? Should it still be designed separately as categories A, B, and C?
Reply #22017-02-04
Designed as Class A, as explicitly required by the Building Fire Protection Design Code
Reply #32017-02-05
Class A: The building codes specify this; the proportion of Class A areas is already over 33%, so it’s definitely Class A

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