May I ask in what aspects of design does the classification of fire hazard levels such as Class A, B, and C have an impact?
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May I ask in what aspects of design does the classification of fire hazard levels such as Class A, B, and C have an impact? The more comprehensive, the better
Affect the fire resistance rating of the buildings, as well as the fire safety distances between them
When the category is assigned incorrectly, it sometimes has to be changed based on the overall layout plan, which causes trouble for the entire project team. Once the architectural structure is adjusted according to the layout plan, adjustments are needed for things like control rooms, electrical systems, and fire protection systems; meanwhile, the process design and piping systems are also affected… The consequences of this can be severe
Mainly architecture, fire protection, evacuation, ventilation, explosion prevention, firewalls, explosion relief, and so on
It’s covered very comprehensively, but if you delve deeper, there are too many detailed issues to take into account.
Setting it too high will just result in some wasted space; setting it too low means having to redo the entire project.:lol:lol:lol
Could you also advise on what details, or perhaps recommend some readings or electronic* documents? Not very grateful!