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Should the operation rooms within the factory, as well as the employee restrooms and offices, be considered part of the industrial building or civilian buildings? ?

2017-04-12View Original

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Should the operation rooms within the factory, as well as the employee restrooms and offices, be considered part of the industrial building or civilian buildings? ?
Reply #22017-04-12
The house in the factory should belong to the factory building, I guess; haha, I’m not sure
Reply #32017-04-12
For civil buildings, separate exits and fire partitions must be provided. So those designers who write the word “lounge” on the architectural plans are those who don’t use any sense common sense
Reply #42017-04-13
Is that operation room also considered a civil building? ? ?
Reply #52017-04-19
In chemical plant areas, explosion protection needs to be taken into account; it depends on what kind of chemical plant it is. I recall that the required explosion protection distance is 210 meters, as specified in the regulations – you should check those guidelines yourself

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