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Recently, I read some doubts about the division of enterprise sizes in the petrochemical fire protection standards.

2022-11-14View Original

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When I recently looked at the calculation of fire water consumption in petrochemical regulations, I saw that the scale of process equipment is divided into large and medium-sized. If the processing scale or floor area is smaller than medium-sized, how is that defined? Is it a small-scale installation? At the same time, what standard is used to calculate water consumption? I'm a bit confused, please help me guys.
Reply #22022-11-15
There is an explanation at the end of the specification. The regulations for factory area less than or equal to 1,000,000m2 are different from the current regulations.* * The standard "Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings" GB 50016 is the same.
Reply #32022-11-15
This post was last edited by a fun-loving primary school student on 2022-11-15 17:18. I didn’t see what you said. I just looked at GB540016 and found no relevant information.
Reply #42022-11-15
Can enterprise and installation size be the same thing?

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