Regarding the installation of underground fire pump rooms
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\"Technical Code for Fire Water Supply and Fire Hydrant Systems\" GB 50974-2014 5.5.12 Fire pump rooms shall comply with the following requirements: 1 The fire resistance rating of independently constructed fire pump rooms shall not be lower than grade II； 2 Fire pump rooms located within buildings should not be situated on the third basement floor or below, or on basement floors where the height difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor entrance level is greater than 10 m ； 3 The fire pump room located within a building shall be separated from other areas by partition walls with a fire resistance rating of no less than 2.0 hours and floors with a fire resistance rating of 1.50 hours. Its evacuation doors shall lead directly to safety exits, and doors opening onto evacuation corridors shall be Class A fire doors. Other relevant regulations do not specify any requirements regarding installation; if the facility follows the \"Detailed Regulations,\" can it be installed underground in a Class C warehouse? Are there any relevant clauses to support and explain this?
In accordance with the provisions of the Technical Code for Fire Water Supply and Fire Hydrant Systems GB 50974-2014, fire pump rooms shall not be located on the third basement floor or below, or in basement floors where the height difference between the indoor floor level and the outdoor entrance level exceeds 10 meters. Therefore, even in Class C warehouses, the fire pump room should not be located on an underground floor that does not meet the aforementioned conditions. There are no other regulatory provisions supporting the installation of fire pump rooms in such environments. It is recommended to follow existing standards for design and construction to ensure fire safety. .
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