Everyone, can the fire control room and the control room for production share the same room?

If you want to share, then just share the bed; it’s like you and your wife sharing one blanket – who can stop you two from being together? :lol Even if you and your wife decide to sleep in separate beds, still no one can stop you.

You and your wife, acting like you have every right to do whatever you want.

It’s possible, but it’s better to have them separate. Nowadays, mini fire stations are required, so take the opportunity to build one.

They can be used together; the design specifications can refer to the attachment

Take a look at GB50116, 3.4.6

GB50116 3.4.6 It is strictly prohibited to pass electrical circuits and pipelines that are not related to fire protection facilities through the fire control room. 3.4.8 5 In the fire control room shared with other low-voltage electrical systems in the building, fire protection equipment shall be installed centrally, with clear spacing from other equipment. I understand that 3.4.6 still means that personnel from the electrical (high-voltage) field should not enter the fire control room without permission. At the same time, SH3006 also complies with GB50116 during its development; section 4.3.4 (C) specifies that the fire control panel should be coordinated with other control panels in the main control room. Additionally, sometimes the operators are responsible for monitoring fire safety in the facility and directing the fire-fighting forces there as soon as a fire breaks out; having separate fire control rooms makes it difficult to carry out this task. It can be seen that as long as the principle of avoiding mutual interference outlined in the interpretations of GB50116 is followed, it is still possible to share it with the process control room.

In general, fine chemical plant cabinet rooms are placed together; the fire control systems for the control room can also be located there. In some cases, the fire monitoring systems are installed in the dispatch room……