Design of power distribution room for Class A workshops

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According to Article 3.3.8 of the Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings, transformer substations of 10 KV and below dedicated to Class A and B factories can be placed adjacent to each other if they are separated by firewalls without doors or openings. I wonder what everyone thinks of this provision; literally speaking, does it mean that such substations can only be installed externally or on the roof?

Reply #22017-07-21

You can set up a room on the side; just draw a diagram and you’ll understand

Reply #32017-07-21

Isn’t setting up a room on the side just cheating?

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