Are fire hydrants installed in the control room and cabinet room?

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This post was last written by sun_fm edited on 2021-12-10 08:56 Whether to install fire hydrants in electrical and electronic buildings such as control rooms. Communicate with installations, projects, design institutes, HSE, and fire brigade. Everyone has different perspectives and opinions. But anyway, petrochemical fire protection regulations GB50160 is * * Mandatory standards let me tell you my point of view first: Control rooms, cabinet rooms, etc. should not be equipped with fire hydrants to extinguish fires, nor are they required (cannot) be equipped with fixed automatic gas fire extinguishing devices. Gas-type fire extinguishers can be used. ； For explosion-resistant buildings, only the fire rescue front room is required to install fire hydrants. The following measures should be taken in the cabinet rooms and control rooms of each device/project 1 and those already equipped with fire hydrants.: ①In principle, cut off the connection with the fire water pipe network (dry type cannot be used) ； ②If it cannot be cut off, the control and inspection of fire hydrants should be strengthened, and emergency isolation facilities or discharge facilities or plans should be added for waste water or leaking water that may be generated by fire hydrant fire extinguishing to ensure that water does not enter functional rooms. 2. Control rooms and cabinet rooms that are not in use or are being designed: ①In principle, no fire hydrant is used ； ②If a fire hydrant is installed, the room where the fire water is used and the isolation measures should be clearly stated in the design drawings. 3. For the upcoming explosion-resistant building specifications, if fire hydrants are set up in accordance with construction regulations, etc., functional rooms (cabinet rooms, UPS rooms, operation rooms, engineering stations, etc.) should be waterproofed (second floor, set on the first floor), discharge, isolation and other design considerations. In principle, you should confirm how to set it up with the editorial board of GB/T50779 (note that the draft for comments is a recommended standard) (see the requirements in the table for fire hydrant settings) and then post the compiled specification requirements.