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Hazardous waste storage facility structure

2019-11-16View Original

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Regarding the structural type of the hazardous waste storage facility – whether a concrete frame or a steel structure is better – are there any specific requirements?
Reply #22019-11-16
How should the structural format of a warehouse be chosen? Are there any relevant requirements or standards? ?
Reply #32019-11-18
Could you please specify which article of the building codes it refers to?
Reply #42019-11-18
In my opinion, it depends on the nature of the hazardous waste and the amount stored. If it involves Class A or B materials, which require high fire resistance from buildings, it is recommended to use a concrete frame structure, as this makes it easier to ensure the required fire resistance level ; In the case of corrosive media that require high corrosion resistance from buildings, a concrete frame structure is also recommended. If there are no such special requirements as mentioned above, I think using a steel structure is fine.

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